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Reacting to My First Videos 10 Years Later

Alex HormoziApril 9, 20266m
In a Nutshell

The video reacts to 10-13-year-old fitness clips emphasizing biological obedience, body fat tracking via electrical impedance machines, love vs. discipline (prioritizing sustainable execution over grit), and United Fitness promotions for fun, results-driven training with custom plans. Key takeaways stress execution over overplanning—"no plan survives first contact"—and building businesses by directly selling value to customers, as shown in launching gym services from impromptu stage sales. A $16 book bundle offer (3 books + 30 days of business school) provides a low-risk starter kit for entrepreneurs.

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This video took off on the highlights channel, featuring old clips of content from 10-13 years ago.

Hey guys, thanks so much for opting in and taking control. All right, so what we're looking for is people who are super motivated to take our free 6 week challenge. But we don't just take anyone. We take people who are really motivated and who demonstrated that by their actions. All right, so right now you're actually receiving an email from me.

In the next installment of the mind game series, discussion on love versus discipline. This topic gets misconstrued in the fitness industry where trainers push 'grit your teeth and get through it,' 'he who does 10 more reps will succeed,' and 'eat clean or die trying' memes.

Measuring yourself is important for tracking progress to make adjustments to your meal plan. Track as many variables as possible.

Explanation of biological obedience, body fat measuring machines. Two machines: one shown previously, and the handheld at the gym using electrical impedance. It sends a little electric shock through you and measures.

That's the one I got.

Tired of fitness places that don't make you have fun or give results? United Fitness changes that by having you lift weights and follow custom nutrition plans in color.

Hi guys, I'm Alex and I'm the owner of United Fitness. So, welcome to our family. Thank you for the opportunity to earn your business.

United Fitness strives to be the leading body and life transformation business for men and women.

Good morning. Hope everyone's crushing their goals. Recently part of masterminds with a campaign in DC while driving. Thoughts on planning versus executing.

In higher income circles of successful people, no secret—it's about execution. Set out with a plan and execute. The plan doesn't need to be really detailed.

No plan survives first contact with the enemy.

(Reference to a German general.) Plans change the moment you start doing something, so don't overanalyze or obsess. Changed plan six times before figuring out what worked, but wouldn't have without actually doing it and training people.

If trying to build something, make a new product, service, or figure out how to launch it, find the customer, sell them on helping them meaningfully, and don't leave until satisfied.

Recently started a service helping gyms launch for free, splitting revenue brought in. Before formalizing, someone after a talk said, "Dude, can I buy something from you?" Responded, "Sure," figured out pricing later, promising to help make more money at the gym. Signed up immediately—weirdest sale from the stage, sprouted an entire new business. Launched three gyms this month, going in ready to deliver value, help make more money, and operate more leanly.

Many getting started in business. 3.6 million copies donated by entrepreneurs in a book launch; donating these too. Ultimate business backpack: all three books—one shows how to figure out what to sell, one how to get people to find out about it, one how to make money from it. With all three, you can get started.

Plus 30 days of school free. All including books, school, shipping: $16. Lose money on it. Ultimate gift. If shut down, ran out.

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