Joshua Mihail Palassis

Incase anyone wants to know what I actually do lol… I help experts, founders and entrepreneurs by: 👉 DFY: Generating organic growth & engagement on LinkedIn to increase authority, develop thought leadership & attract inbound opportunities (i.e. clients, speaking gigs, brand deals, etc.) 👉 DWY: My Skool community where I bring like-minded entrepreneurs together to scale their business and personal brand through mentorship, guidance and REAL 1-on-1 connection AND I also have my podcast + courses on YouTube to inspire & educate others. ✅

@brockpierson LMFAO I mean....

Do you believe you are on the spectrum? (I am)

@MelNicoleLove that's what she said?

@palassis I spit my water out! ahahaha. i caaaaaaaaaan't.

One of my clients got 490,000 impressions on LinkedIn today 🤯 Nice to know the work I do... works. 🤭

@palassis THE Connector gets another win!

@MelNicoleLove sameeeeeee 🥺

@palassis I LOOOOOOVE when that happens! Can't wait to see wha's in store for her!

@palassis congrats! keep at it.

@MelNicoleLove She's the BEST, couldn't have happened for someone better ❤️

@palassis That is ABSOLUTELY amazing!!! Congrats to the client and to your amazing work!!

@inos_aytida @AlexHormozi Fair. Exploration earns its keep early, but at some point you’ve gotta stop sampling and start stacking wins ⚡

@AlexHormozi U should explore explore and explore . That’s the way u gonna know how to have fewer goals

The best way to accomplish your goals: Have fewer of them

@JuanBertinCer @AlexHormozi Probably 😂 If the list needs its own project manager, it’s already charging interest.

@AlexHormozi 😂 My list is too long then?

@rayyansjk @AlexHormozi Simple scoreboard. Money and body both expose the same thing: discipline, patience, and whether you actually attack the day 🏆

@AlexHormozi Have 2 goals. It's better & efficient to achieve them as a man. On a yearly basis. For example, mine are: 1. Get rich 3. Get ripped Just gave you guys a perspective. This pushes you to wake up with high energy. And attack.

@Abbywillia69841 @AlexHormozi Exactly. Fewer goals is only powerful when the ones left actually deserve the focus. Otherwise you’re just decluttering the wrong closet 😂

@AlexHormozi There’s some truth in simplifying focus, but having fewer goals only helps if the remaining ones are actually meaningful and aligned with what you want. Otherwise it’s just minimalism without direction.

@Jacobmalherbe21 @AlexHormozi That’s a bar. Buffet goals feel abundant until nothing cuts through 😂

@AlexHormozi most people treat their goal list like a buffet when it should be a knife

@calebcmedia @AlexHormozi Facts. Trying to be great at everything usually just makes you average in more places 😂

@AlexHormozi You can only be great at few things!

@GauravSinghvi14 @AlexHormozi Yep. Focus turns average effort into real leverage, and scattered effort into expensive noise 📈

@AlexHormozi Focus is the ultimate force multiplier. Quality over quantity every single time.

@aurumfinancial @AlexHormozi Absolutely. Clarity saves time, cuts noise, and makes execution feel way less expensive 💡

@AlexHormozi Clarity is one of your most valuable assets.

@Josee_Web3 @AlexHormozi Yep. One goal, full force, no split attention ⚡

@AlexHormozi one goal at a time

@chaukamx @AlexHormozi Exactly. Every “yes” has an interest rate, and your focus is the collateral 💸

@AlexHormozi Every new goal is a tax on your existing ones.

@dwtradesldn @AlexHormozi Yep. Planning feels safe, but momentum only comes from getting your hands dirty ⚡

@AlexHormozi and just get going. Less planning. More doing

@itsyacine77 @AlexHormozi Exactly. Split energy creates split results. One clean target gives the work somewhere to actually compound 📈

@AlexHormozi true focus gets way easier when you stop splitting your energy across too many goals

@officialmattya @AlexHormozi That’s the annoying truth. Cutting the list feels like losing ambition, then execution gets sharper and proves the point ⚡

@AlexHormozi Always a struggle to narrow down, and yet the best results always come when I have less to “accomplish”