How I Brainwashed Myself to Success - Leila Hormozi

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Leila Hormozi achieved a $100M net worth by age 29. Her companies now turn over $100,000,000 per year in revenue. Leila's goal is to freely help as many businesses as possible reach 3-10M in revenue by providing more value here than any paid courses, coaching program or mastermind.
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28 фев 2023

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Комментарии : 75

@peterluisvenero 3 месяца назад

One thing nobody talks about is Leila’s intuition, which is fire.

@LinacaroDesign Год назад

I’ve heard their story many times and it never gets old. They are my fav couple ❤

@raimondaukrine1427 8 месяцев назад

@ballyhoo9696 3 месяца назад

I love where he tries to school her on business 😂

@Journey2NNERPEACE Год назад

I love her. 😊She’s simply the best and her voice is a true gift!❤

@neuwebstudio Год назад

Leila is so inspiring!!!

@k.lynnecollier7763 Год назад

I concur. Eating right and exercising and losing over 100 lb help me to understand I'm principles that I should apply to my final frontier of Entrepreneurship. It's all the same discipline to persevere.

@apakan1665 Год назад

Honestly I really appreciated this style of podcast especially with Leila. More like a genuine conversation. Though at a few times it did feel like your clarifying of your question did cut into the start of Leila's answer, overall I really enjoyed the show

@apakan1665 Год назад

Also about the small static at the beginning, there are new online tools or free softwares available (if you're coding savvy) that can do an incredible job removing that type of sound. Could be useful in cases like that where you can't rerecord but need to touch up a clip or two

@marymc6701 Год назад

Watching from Iran. Thanks for the interview - ideas cross borders, thanks to the internet.

@fabiolopez5651 Год назад

Leila is such an inspiration

@ashleykwan6867 5 месяцев назад

Leila is amazing! Love her and truly commend her for her patience with the interviewer... Reminded me of my narcissist ex.. So much mansplaining and interrupting and gaslighting. Just let her speak for god's sake

@BehindtheBrand 5 месяцев назад

Are you okay Ash? It sounds like your Ex did a number on you. I'm sorry to hear that. Sending you good vibes from here...

@Geekygirlsjournal Год назад

Thanks for sharing this interview. Creating an environment where people want to come to work and love the work that they do is ideal for a business

@learnbrasil День назад

I really enjoyed this interview and the host! I disagree with what everybody’s saying about the host, I think he did great asking a lot of questions and sharing his personal experience, it was a very informative conversation between two human beings. I love Leila btw. ❤

@BehindtheBrand День назад

Thank you!

@mayapunjabi4250 Год назад

This was absolutely incredible!!!!!!! Learned so much about the foundation of a strong relationship. =) Thank you, both!!!!!

@paulpeartsmith Год назад

Fantastic interview with a tremendous person.

@Natasha_Nisha Год назад

Great interview...talent is strategy! Facts love this✨

@submit1990 Год назад

She’s such a gem

@officialfabiohart Год назад

GREAT INTERVIEW HE DIG DEEP AND VERY METHODICAL. IM A NEW SUBSCRIBER AT THIS POINT.

@ronnie1638 12 дней назад

Great interview.. it was a normal conversation

@BehindtheBrand 11 дней назад

thanks

@SemEgbers Год назад

the audio has some issues in the beginning, but great interview

@spring.knowledge 3 месяца назад

Its so hard concentrating on what Leila has to share if the guy is talking about himself all the time. Like nobody asked.

@BehindtheBrand 2 месяца назад

I don’t do this for you, I do it for me.

@spring.knowledge 2 месяца назад

@@BehindtheBrand well that’s a bold statement. it’s a service and you are making a living off of this so it’s nice to be considerate of your audience a little bit

@BehindtheBrand 2 месяца назад

@@spring.knowledge I don’t do this to make a living, i do it for relationships with my guests and pay it forward to those in the audience who appreciate it. Come for the free wisdom or leave. It’s all the same to me. This just may not be for you.

@spring.knowledge 2 месяца назад

@@BehindtheBrand appreciate your explanation. All the best

@alinaivan270 Год назад

Motivation is creatina by lack ♥️

@rocdesigns700 Год назад

Leila had great patience with this guy. Typical podcast bro- interrupt the person of value to make sure your own voice and irrelevant opinions are heard.

@BehindtheBrand Год назад

Leila was great and now we're good friends.

@rocdesigns700 Год назад

@@BehindtheBrand talking to someone for 2 hours doesn't mean your good friends. Podcast people have wild definitions of friendship. It was a business exchange for attention, that is all.

@BehindtheBrand Год назад

@@rocdesigns700 Actually you don't know the facts of how we're collaborating on other things now and that's okay. Thanks for watching!

@sammay1540 11 месяцев назад

One of the things I struggle with is humility

@geraldsauceda9951 10 месяцев назад

So he answered ur questions but still didn’t recognize his flaw🤦🏽 Listen more she was way ahead of you bro … and trying to figure it out while she was explaining was an ego trip… just listen …

@raimondaukrine1427 8 месяцев назад

good good🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

@theyoungmanagers Год назад

Greetings

@krisb-travel Год назад

Take note guys, this is the reality

@laeniz 5 месяцев назад

Who asks a question and then doesn't let them answer. Omg. Head puff

@hippowafflesify Год назад

Not a fan of the host. But Leila did great!

@BehindtheBrand Год назад

😂😂😂

@usethistolookatstuff7472 11 месяцев назад

facts this dude is whack

@shaec3405 5 месяцев назад

Did she just say she's from Portage MI???

@llbailey9946 8 месяцев назад

The interviewer is annoying. She's amazing. It took me double checking, but his previous interview with Alex was good. However his demeanor with her, interrupting, fumblong, always have to say the last officious rephrase, mansplaining, etc, it was hard to believe it was the same guy. Sad.

@NeoNordstom Год назад

?Man come on you are stoping the flow of the guest all the time can't you feel it?

@BehindtheBrand Год назад

My style, my show. Btw, this is not a dig but is English your first language? If not, this may explain your comment

@NeoNordstom Год назад

@@BehindtheBrand Hark! Thy response to my previous critique hath reached mine ears. Pray tell, doth thou protesteth that this is thy style and thy show, and thus exempt from the critique I hath provided? Nay, I shall not belittle thy sentiments, but instead extend my gratitude for thy reply. In addition, thou hath posed a question most intriguing. Thou hast inquired if English is my native tongue, and hast offered the suggestion that perhaps this explains the nature of my commentary. I assure thee, good sir, that whilst English is not my mother tongue, I am fluent in the language and doth hold a great reverence for its nuances and subtleties. And, shouldst thou desire to engage in discourse in a manner befitting the Elizabethan era, I would be most delighted to oblige.

@LawrenceAugust_ Год назад

@@BehindtheBrand “my style my show”, lol Shittiest response I’ve ever read to a listener. Interrupting is your style? LOL

@Theacademyofselfhelp Год назад

@@BehindtheBrand brother, why not listen and learn from the valuable feedback you’re receiving instead of being defensive and combative? If a guest is good enough to have on, it’s worthwhile to maximize the opportunity by letting them do most of the talking, wouldn’t you say? It will only lead to better things for you as well. Either way, thank you very much for hosting this interview, I wish you much continued success!

@XZ858XZ Месяц назад

@@Theacademyofselfhelpit’s interesting the host doesn’t respond to positive comments only the more critical/inflammatory ones.

@cziegl3r 9 месяцев назад

Insecurity

@yayaanetwork2530 2 месяца назад

I’m like five minutes in and what is with the therapy in the analysing. Weird

@BehindtheBrand 2 месяца назад

This level of biz talk among 2 people who actually run companies may not be relatable if u don’t have much experience. No problem.

@letsdothis9996 5 месяцев назад

What he said ffs

@ryanrsullivan Год назад

If I'm not mistaken, this had been told about 100 times.

@BehindtheBrand Год назад

If you've never heard it, it's new. But I also come at her story from a very different angle than most other channels. You be the judge. Hope you find a nugget of value here. If not, I have 1,000 others to chose from. Go and explore for free.

@ryanrsullivan Год назад

@@BehindtheBrand Just your response itself is noble. Thanks for clarifying!