Drawing from Alex Hormozi's insights on the importance of building an authentic personal brand, reflect on how genuine representation of one's interests and knowledge in their brand can impact business outcomes. Share your perspective on the link between authenticity and business success in a personal brand. Aim for a concise, impactful response within 25 to 100 words, and then expand the discussion by replying to 2 peers' comments. Enhance our collaborative learning by liking 3 comments that resonate with you or provide a fresh viewpoint. Link to Course Module: https://www.skool.com/acquisitionuniversity-6827/classroom/6f3d113e?md=c3f6139975c84c109414c12b89b97ebc

I bet you've seen the Lethal Weapons movies. You know when Danny Glover ( Riggs) says. " I too old for this____!" That's how I feel. At this stage in my life shouldn't I be planning my landing approach not trying to figure out a new flight plan! Anybody else in here feel a bit intimidated or over their head? I know I need an online presence ( ie courses, communities, products) - it'd be nice if I could trust someone who's already got the skills to do this handle it.

Alex Hormozi explains how having a higher Lifetime Value (LTV) to Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC) ratio helps ensure the profitability and growth of a business. By shifting focus to the product or service with the best LTV to CAC ratio, businesses can optimize their resource allocation, improve marketing efficiency, and offer additional products to increase customer value. Consider Hormozi's methods and share your strategy on improving your LTV to CAC ratio in the comments below. Aim for a response between 25 to 100 words. Engage by replying to 2 other comments and like 3 comments that contribute to the discussion. Link to Course Module: https://www.skool.com/acquisitionuniversity/classroom/6f3d113e?md=d87c8461cb7841b69e9d317d2b81331c

I’m currently facing a major challenge with time management in my startup journey — and it’s not because I’m wasting time watching short videos or getting distracted. I’ve already restricted all those distractions from my environment. The real problem is family. Whenever anything happens to a family member, I’m the first person they call. They assume I’m just sitting in front of my laptop watching random videos and wasting time, when in reality, I’m grinding — building my startup, coding, replying to DMs, and making real progress. Another issue is family functions and programs. My parents often insist that I must attend these events. I’m really not interested in going, especially because I’ve got a mountain of work to do. But I still end up going because of the pressure — and every time, it costs me time and momentum. Today was one of those days. I had to travel all day for a family program, and now I regret it. I had coding tasks and DMs lined up that are now delayed. Lately, I’ve been seriously thinking about leaving home and living somewhere else just so I can work in peace and focus on my goals. But the truth is, I don’t currently have the money to make that move. I’m sharing this here because I know I’m not alone. Many of you might be going through similar things — and it’s hard. But we keep pushing.

Alex Hormozi explains the importance of moving from generic "how to" tips to sharing personalized "how I" experiences. This shift makes your content unique and relatable because it draws from individual success. When you share your specific methods and outcomes, your audience gets actionable and authentic insights. Think about a time you achieved something significant. Share your story in the comments below. Aim for a response between 25 to 100 words. Engage with your peers by giving feedback on 2 different stories and liking 3 valuable comments. Link to Course Module: https://www.skool.com/acquisitionuniversity/classroom/6f3d113e?md=7e601d1bb2924bb6b5758cead1f7821c