0:00 I want to talk about decision-m there's a line from Alex Hormozi that says the life that you want is on the other side of a few hard decisions and the reason that you're unhappy is because you're not making them. In your experience, how important is the skill of decision-m and guiding someone's life? It's everything. Like if you look at let's say like the one of the things I talk about when I'm working with leaders who are like growing billion-dollar companies is that your
0:31 business is only two things. It's the relationships that are held in the business and the decisions that you make. Everything else can it goes to those two things. There's some capital you know there's potentially some IP but those came from decisions that people made. So it is for a business it's the critical thing. And if you look at um I think it was um founder of Amazon Jeff Bezos who said uh for my next company I want it to be the best decision-making company in the
1:01 world. So a after somebody grew the biggest company in the world he then said my next company is going to be just really great at making decisions. That's how important it is for a company. But if you look at your life, well, what doesn't happen from a decision, right? Like if you're smoking cigarettes, if you are building a company, if you are getting married, who you're getting married to, how you stay married, how you fight, all these things are decisions that we make for for I think
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