What the Wealthy Actually Teach Their Kids | Ep 876
In this episode, Alex (@AlexHormozi) explores how pretending to be successful often delays actual success, and why focusing on real execution always beats playing the part. He breaks down the difference between signaling versus achieving, emphasizing how chasing the appearance of success can lead entrepreneurs down…
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