Why I’ll never be an Alex Stan (and why that’s a good thing)

You may have heard…

Alex Hornozi broke the Guinness World Record for book sales in a single day.

Pretty damn impressive.

I ain’t an Alex Stan.

I don’t want the business he has.

I sure as hell don’t want the life he has.

And honestly? I don’t agree with a lot of what he teaches.

But I still respect the guy.

And I’m constantly learning from him.

Here’s the thing…

You don’t need to copy someone’s entire playbook to learn from them.

You can admire someone’s discipline…while rejecting their lifestyle.

You can use someone’s tactics…without stealing their identity.

The trap most fall into?

They try to become the guru. Some just flat out copy everything they do, as they think if they replicate what they’re doing, they’ll get the same results.

Me? I’m the Dad who sells “silly” PDFs in Vegas.

I’d rather coach my son’s soccer team (knowing little about soccer) than speaking on stage in front of 1,000s.

Or traveling every other week to events.

That’s the beauty of entrepreneurship:

You get to decide your version of success.

Mine looks like this:

• I work when I want
• I post when and what I want
• I eat dinner with the family every night
• I email my list every day because I want to
• I pick my son up from school every afternoon

No Guinness Records needed.

You don’t need to be the next Hormozi.

You just need to be the 1st YOU.

YOU GOT THIS 🙌

In your corner,
Adam