These 4 Math Equations Will Make You A Millionaire | Alex Hormozi

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  @indieBen · 1 year ago

  My biggest takeaway from Alex Hormozi since I discovered him a couple years ago is when he says you need to focus on only 1 project at a time and put all your energy on it. For years I tried to do too many things at a time and it was obviously not really working. Now I finally started to focus on only one project and it works much better ! ( And it's also more relaxing mentally )

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  @Molloy1951 · 1 year ago

  Hormozi is the most successful average bro of all time.

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  @darshit_poriya · 1 year ago

  I like the way you took a real business example and then applied the money model so that everyone else could understand. <br><br>This is really, very useful, Shaan.

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  @clssc_tio · 1 year ago

  This was a banger. I was walking in the park in a thinking circle, smoking a pre-roll, with my cylinders firing. I watch yall every week bit this one was amazing because it was ideas with steps that are hella practical. Wait till you see the monster you have created.

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  @LivingInCharlotteTeam · 1 year ago

  I’ve seen a ton of Alex, and a ton of Shaan and Sam, but this showed a new fun side of both of them. Loved the video.

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  @shay7058 · 1 year ago

  I really enjoyed the podcast, the questions and the off script conversation at the end 👍

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  @cheflev9884 · 1 year ago

  This was an amazing pod and I’m really looking forward to Alex’s book launch. Btw has any one else noticed that Alex looks gassed at the end of this pod? I’m sure he’s been working none stop in preparation for the event. His reactions reminded me of when I would get off the pass at the end of service and be just like “whaaat”

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  @FloydTaylor · 1 year ago (edited)

  Watched this twice, believing there were four math equations, and I missed three of them (I listened to it the first time). Saying there are four is a misnomer. &nbsp;There&apos;s only one math equation. Gross profit in 30 days &gt; 2 x (CAC + COGS). That formula is a working capital problem. You don&apos;t need working capital when the gross profit is enough to acquire and service the next customer. It allows you to scale quickly and profitably. Alex uses 30 days as a measure, but really, it would be Gross profit within your cash conversion cycle, which you would hope is under 30 days, but it could be greater than or less than 30 days. Rewritten, it would be Gross profit in Cash Conversion Cycle &gt; 2 x (CAC + COGS)

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  @AlainMarleyB · 1 year ago

  Bro is everywhere.<br>Show up on his live event.<br>It will get your friend some bonuses!

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  @loostinpro7968 · 1 year ago

  I didn&apos;t want this podcast to end

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  @darrenernest · 1 year ago

  Great episode. Love the riffing at the last 1/3

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  @theculture-studio · 1 year ago

  1st off, super thankful for you Alex. <br><br>You realize for most construction service companies that 1st formula won’t hold up. Yea there are outliers for sure. But you could take CAC out of there and you’re already demanding 50% GPM. Very tough in the trades. Then add in CAC. So you’re asking for ~70-80% GPM? Not happening in many service companies and doesn’t need to either.

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