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Why Ray Dalio Got Roasted as a Fake Guru
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Key takeaways
- But that that moment with Ray Dalio was like it was actually like there are these moments that you have that change the way you behave, and that was one for me that I don't want to say it was the last nail in the coffin because I don't think anyone is impervious from outside influences, but it was a significant nail in the coffin of the public opinion uh for me in terms of content um because when I like I cuz I think to some degree, maybe I'll just speak for myself, there's always a chase for more legitimacy.
- Am I like Do I need to be a billionaire?
- Yeah, do I need to be a billionaire to be legit?
- Do I need to be a deca-billionaire to be legit?
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Abschnitt 1 Saw this old white guy giving financial advice on TikTok, getting roasted in the comments, "Boomer, fake guru, etc." The guy was Ray Dalio.
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Abschnitt 2 >> Violent agreement.
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Abschnitt 3 Am I like Do I need to be a billionaire?
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Abschnitt 4 >> I would see that as a compliment.
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Abschnitt 5 Again, absolutely free, and since you're a business owner, I appreciate you and uh enjoy.
Full transcript
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0:00Saw this old white guy giving financial advice on TikTok, getting roasted in the comments, "Boomer, fake guru, etc." The guy was Ray Dalio. That's when I realized there was no amount of success that can legitimize you to the ignorant. If you actually met everyone, you'd realize some people aren't worth being loved by. It's a good thing to be hated by a bad person.
0:29>> Violent agreement. But that that moment with Ray Dalio was like it was actually like there are these moments that you have that change the way you behave, and that was one for me that I don't want to say it was the last nail in the coffin because I don't think anyone is impervious from outside influences, but it was a significant nail in the coffin of the public opinion uh for me in terms of content um because when I like I cuz I think to some degree, maybe I'll just speak for myself, there's always a chase for more legitimacy. Like am I legit yet?
1:03Am I like Do I need to be a billionaire? Yeah, do I need to be a billionaire to be legit? Do I need to be a deca-billionaire to be legit? Like when am I legit, right? Um which which really means when will everyone love me and no one hate me? But when I and I when I was writing that I was thinking to myself like oh, everyone loves me. Well, I've met a lot of people that I think that if they loved me, I don't think I would like me.
1:32>> I would see that as a compliment. >> Yeah. And so then it was like oh, well, this is just this is a fixed cost. I just would prefer to be liked by the correct people, and I should prefer to be disliked by the incorrect people. In which case great, some people didn't like me. That makes sense. I'm not for everyone. >> Alex Hormozi's got >> If you like this video and you're business owner who wants to break through your current revenue ceiling, I just sold every lesson from scaling 10 businesses past 10 million and three businesses past 100 million into completely free scaling roadmap that I've used to go from zero to one, zero to 10, and zero to 100 plus. And so, you can click here and you can check it out.
2:08Again, absolutely free, and since you're a business owner, I appreciate you and uh enjoy.