“I will typically ask three in succession, which is, what does that mean? How do you know that? And so what?”

The Game with Alex Hormozi · Learn 97% of How to Get Rich in 11 Mins | Ep 1009

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After “What do you want to have happen?” ask three follow-up questions: “What does that mean? How do you know that? So what?”

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