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There’s never a line for hard work.

Alex says his energy comes from protecting about six hours of sleep, not cutting it, while still working nonstop. He cites a Joe Rogan clip Andy Frisella sent him about people who never stop working, and notes Olympic first and second place are a tenth of a second apart on paper but worlds apart in reality.

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  • >> Tactically for me like I I don't try to sacrifice sleep.
  • >> So he sent me this clip this morning of Joe Rogan who was like, "There's just psychopaths who will just like they just will work and they will work and they will work and they'll keep going and they'll keep going and they'll keep going." And it's like, "And if you don't want to do that, that's fine." He's like, "They will beat you though." Difference between the first place person in the Olympics and the second place is a tenth of a second, but the difference between first and second in reality is a lot.

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  1. 0:00
    Abschnitt 1 I'm friends with Jimmy, Mr.
  2. 0:29
    Abschnitt 2 >> Okay.

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0:00I'm friends with Jimmy, Mr. Beast. And I see And like >> He works a lot. >> Dude, it's all he does. And he doesn't sleep that much. And like I see Elon Musk has had has these tendencies. All he does is work. They're running on fumes. All these people work so much, so hard. And I And I envy it cuz I notice men I have my I have a ceiling with my energy. How do you have this energy? >> Tactically for me like I I don't try to sacrifice sleep. So like I sleep as much as I possibly can, which just for me ends up usually being like six-ish.

0:29>> Okay. And that's like I'm good on six. >> Six hours. >> Yeah. But I work a lot. >> Do you know Andy Frasella? He's first place. >> Yeah, of course. >> So he sent me this clip this morning of Joe Rogan who was like, "There's just psychopaths who will just like they just will work and they will work and they will work and they'll keep going and they'll keep going and they'll keep going." And it's like, "And if you don't want to do that, that's fine." He's like, "They will beat you though." Difference between the first place person in the Olympics and the second place is a tenth of a second, but the difference between first and second in reality is a lot. For me it's like I want to win.