For Context: I made a contract with my consistency coach - if I don’t finish my full recruiting system by Sunday 9AM, I have to shave my head and eyebrows completely. No excuses, no delays. Today was one of those days where everything in me wanted to slow down. I had: - A full 9-5 shift. - A birthday dinner at a steakhouse. - Only 6 hours of sleep from the night before. By the time I got home, it was already 9PM. Most people would have called it a day. But I sat down… and worked until 1AM. And I’m not going to liee I feel it. My head feels heavy and my eyes burn and i have to force-open them. Thoughts are slower. I’m tense, I’m stressed, I’m drained. But here’s the thing:I don’t have the luxury of “feeling tired.” In 32 hours, my deadline hits. If my recruiting system isn’t completely done, I lose it all, my hair and my eyebrows. I’ll walk into next week looking like a boiled egg, and the whole world will know I broke my word. That’s the difference pressure makes. You start working past the point where your body says “enough.” You don’t negotiate with your mood. You don’t wait for motivtion because YOU JUST EXECUTE It’s uncomfortable, but discomfort is exactly what forces the work to get done. This weekend isn’t aboutbalance. It is about finishing what I promised, no matter how heavy it feels. Because when you set stakes this high… failure simply isn’t an option.

Alex had some pretty bad times in his life.. being in dept multiple thousands of dollars yet still not giving up.. The biggest pressure I’ve ever had in my life? A haircut… and not the good kind. If I don’t finish all my recruiting tasks before Sunday 9:00 AM, I have to: - Shave my head. - Shave my eyebrows. Gone. Yes, I signed a real contract with my consistency coach. Yes, I’ve completely lost my mind. No I’m not joking. Why? Because I caught myself slacking. Scrolling too much in the past few days. Letting small distractions creep in. And if I’m about to lead a team of employees this month, that can’t happen. The goal is simple: - Create SOPs so every task is crystal clear. - Write guidelines & contracts so we’re aligned from day 1. - Set up all the tools, emails, accounts, and onboarding. These are boring but critical. Without them, recruiting slows down and my August growth dies. So I’ve put my face in the game. Forget “skin in the game” - if I fail, I’ll start Monday looking like a boiled egg. And yes, my girlfriend already said she’s gonna be mad if I pull a buzz cut. This is the point: If you want results, stop making soft promises. Set nuclear consequences so failing isn’t even an option. The fear of walking around hairless > any motivational quote. By Sunday, I’ll either have a finished recruiting system… or no eyebrows. There is no third option. https://www.loom.com/share/191472fbdead43b28b1a2e6f8dd71894?sid=69c7e019-28a5-4603-a2fd-c39cac370534

Most dudes overcomplicate leaving their job. The truth: its literally just math. Let me break it down with coaching as the example The Problem of a 9–5 Coach If you’re stuck in a job, your main problem is time. Because the effect of basically no time is: - Low traffic (you can’t create much content) - Low sales (because you don’t have leads) - No delivery (because you can’t sell in the first place) So the cycle continues… The Cheat Code = Hire a VA Most 9–5ers forget the ONE advantage they already have: Money. Instead of spending $200 on nights out, new games, or BS distractions, pay a Virtual Assistant $200/month to send DMs for you. You still have yourr paycheck and you still have time. But now you also have leverage. The Math That Changes Everything Worst case: - VA does 100 DMs/day = 2,200 per month - Even with bad conversion rates, that’s ~1 sale/month - At high-ticket ($3–5k), that’s $3–5k per month … while you’re still at your job Realistic case: - 120 DMs/day = 3,600 per month - ~8 sales/month - That’s ~$24k per month from ONE VA 👉 Best case (with trust ecosystem): - 150 DMs/day = 4,500 per month - ~20 sales/month - That’s ~$60k per month And you’re not the one slaving away sending DMs. The Point: Quitting your 9-5 isn’t magic or luck. It’s literally math + leverage. If you’re serious about this game, stop wasting your paycheck on BS and start buying back your time. Question for you guys: Would you rather grind solo for months with “free” effort, or spend $200 to shortcut years of struggle? https://www.loom.com/share/905f57f7c69840a398757b118627d964?sid=02ddd9b8-2ac5-497e-b6f5-aa43bc08a984

Hormozi would be proud. Sadly i couldn't participate on the event 🙁 I’ve been awake and working since 9 AM. Here’s what today looked like: - 9–1 PM: Grinding on contracts, and SOPS - 1 PM: Call with my mentor. - Afternoon + evening: straight back to work. - 9 PM–1 AM: deep focus block, only small distractions. - 1–2:15 AM: finished my Canva VSL presentation. - 2:30 AM: everything is done. The full recruiting system is ready: ✅ SOPs ✅ Contracts ✅ Guidelines ✅ Tools Physically? I’m cooked. - Neck stiff - Legs weak - Fingers stiff - Hungry as hell - Thirsty - Eyes barely open - I feel weak and not well in general I completely forgot to drnk and eat and didn't go to the gym. Mentally? I feel fulfilled. This wasn’t just about keeping my hair + eyebrows (though trust me, I did NOT want to end up bald 💀). It was about proving that when the pressure is real, I can lock in and execute. Here’s what I took away from today: 1. Discipline beats distraction. My phone slowed me down recently, so I punished myself with brutal consequences. It worked. 2. A strong WHY turns grind into flow. Even though I’m exhausted, it didn’t feel like pain. Hours flew by because I knew why I was doing this. 3. Pressure creates clarity. Without this deadline, I’d still be dragging tasks out. With it, I executed relentlessly. Today wasn’t just a grind day. It was a war against comfort. And I won. Now it’s 2:30 AM. I’m dead tired, hungry, and my body feels like trash… but I’m fulfilled and proud. Not an egg. Not diEGGo. Not yet. 🥚❌

Most people in online business are in one of two camps: - They don’t enjoy it at all (but force themselves to show up anyway) - They kinda enjoy it sometimes, but only when things go well Both camps lose. The only people who win long-term? The ones who find their business so fun, they think about it 25/7. It’s not “I have to work,” it’s “I get to work.” When it’s fun, you naturally: - Show up every day without forcing yourself - Put in higher-quality work - Push through the “boring” phases most people quit in The 3 Levers That Make Business Fun (And Unstoppable) 1️⃣ Perfect Model Pick a business model you actually enjoy, not just what’s trending. I hated dropshipping. But coaching? I can talk to people, help them, and get paid for it. If you can monetize your passion (fitness, design, cars, whatever), you’ll never run out of energy for it. 2️⃣ Your WHY Without a strong WHY, your “fun” disappears the moment things get hard. My WHY is 5,000+ words. I reread it when I’m tired or demotivated. It’s a mix of deep reasons and surface motivators (like my first car which is gonna be the Mercedes CLE 53 AMG 🚀). 3️⃣ Constant Reminders If you want to think about business all day, make it impossible to forget it. - Talk about it daily (friends, mastermind chats, or even ChatGPT if no one gets you) - Re-read your WHY often - Keep visual reminders of what you’re chasing (photos, vision boards, etc.) 💡 If your business is fun, your consistency and decision-making will naturally level up. And when that happens, you stop competing with the average — you start competing only with the best. 📌 Drop “cash” in the comments and I’ll send you my exact 3-step framework to find the business model you’ll never get bored of. https://www.loom.com/share/884b42c66c334d7fadde67922c54611e?sid=3a7bcf01-80f4-4b73-818b-705846e6e242