The Game with Alex Hormozi When I Realized My Success Didn't Hurt My Competition | Ep 253
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Nov 24, 2020 The discussion delves into how overcoming the chip on your shoulder can lead to personal growth. It redefines competition, showing that success doesn’t have to harm others. Instead, embracing collaboration fosters a positive environment. Alex shares how harnessing anger can propel you forward, turning negativity into motivation. A highlight is the introduction of a free Scaling Roadmap, offering guidance for aspiring entrepreneurs. Ultimately, the emphasis is on transforming rivalry into support for collective wins.
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Competition Futility
- Alex Hormozi aimed to surpass Bedros Kulian's success in the fitness industry, fueling his ambition with perceived wrongdoings.
- Reaching his goal felt empty, as Bedros remained unaffected, highlighting the futility of competitive resentment.
Success Doesn't Hurt
- Alex Hormozi's success did not negatively impact his competitor, Bedros Kulian.
- This realization was a humbling and freeing experience for him.
Use Anger Wisely
- Channel competitive anger into self-improvement, not attacks on others.
- Avoid burning bridges, as negativity can damage your reputation and limit future opportunities.