He didn’t change the job, he changed his approach. Deciding to be genuinely kind and engaged transformed his experience—bigger tips, new opportunities. Sometimes the work doesn’t change us, but how we choose to *show up* changes everything. ~ Alex Hormozi

Same job, 3 mindsets: one sees toil, one sees a paycheck, one sees a legacy. Your perspective shapes your reality. When you connect your daily grind to a greater purpose, work stops being a burden and becomes a mission that propels you forward. Choose wisely. ~ Alex Hormozi

Three stone cutters do the same work. One feels passion because he’s helping his family and the world. Passion isn’t found; it’s chosen. Find a purpose bigger than yourself, and pain becomes meaningful—resilience turns into unstoppable momentum. ~ Alex Hormozi

Don’t chase passion. Start with curiosity — explore what interests you. Then commit to mastery first. Skill comes before love. Set clear learning goals and get good. Motivation follows progress, not the other way around. Mastery fuels passion. ~ Alex Hormozi

My dad said if he followed passion, he'd be a ski slope bartender. He started work to provide, not for love. Most find fulfillment in duty, not excitement. Warren Buffett calls it the circle of confidence—focus on what you understand best, not what excites you. ~ Alex Hormozi

The real work begins when the excitement fades. Every marathon—26.1 miles or 5 reps—it's the long, lonely middle that breaks you. No one sees it. They only see your sprint at the end. Master the middle. That’s where all the gains live. ~ Alex Hormozi