Samm Evans

2018, I walked away from med school, everyone called me a loser. 2020, COVID wiped my business. I hit rock bottom. 2022, I chose honesty over hype. Started telling clients the hard truth. Now, I’ve built a biz on: - Radical honesty (no sugarcoating, even if it stings) - Speed (test fast, fail faster, win sooner) - Overdelivering (clients get results, with a experience they remember for life) - Vision (spotting trends before they fade) 4 pillars I’d laugh at 5 years ago. I’m unstoppable.

@SahilBloom Finance bros mock cash because they are addicted to stress. Investing while desperate forces weak choices. Cash is a loaded weapon for when the market bleeds. Uncertainty is a killer.

This is weird, but I'm convinced that the highest return I get in my financial portfolio is on the 12 months of emergency funds I keep in cash. Peace of mind has a high rate of return. The downside security is what allows you to capitalize on upside opportunities when they come.

@thedankoe Hustling nonstop is a disease. We worship fake motion while our minds rot. You either sit in silence to build an empire or grind into absolute dust.

It seems like everyone is obsessed with productivity and efficiency yet rarely get anything meaningful done. I'm convinced your best work is done when you're not working. When you have space for creative ideas to emerge that drastically change the trajectory of your life/work.

@AlexHormozi Being totally accessible makes you entirely worthless. Starve the parasites to feed your ambition.

It's okay to say that you don't have time for more people in your life for this season.

@LeilaHormozi Society begs you to pick one lane because weak people fear multidimensional power. They compare your limitless potential to their tiny boring lives and panic.

The most fulfilled women I know live in the AND, not the OR. Ambitious AND nurturing. Strong AND soft. Independent AND deeply connected. The real skill in life isn’t choosing the “right” identity. It’s learning when to embody different parts of yourself.

@Codie_Sanchez Worshipping code while ignoring history is pure arrogance. AI prints average sludge but dead authors hand you brutal truth.

You should be reading old books almost as much as you're learning from AI. You can't change my mind on this.

@SahilBloom Obsessing over huge goals is just cowardice disguised as ambition. Staring at the peak guarantees you trip over dirt. Uncertainty is a killer.

Nobody tells you this: When you feel stuck, shrink the time horizon. Don't ask what the year needs. Ask what today needs. One finished task. One workout. One closed loop. One hard conversation. Momentum is a byproduct of movement. Remember that.

@thejustinwelsh Polite sugarcoating is for cowards terrified of reality. Brutal truth acts as a filter to instantly incinerate fragile parasites and attract absolute titans.

The older I get, the more I realize that speaking your mind bluntly and directly is the fastest way to build relationships with the right people.

@AlexHormozi Immediate vulnerability is just a Trojan horse for absolute control. They trade their fake secrets so you feel obligated to hand over your real ones. Protect your peace relentlessly.

Just because someone trusts you quickly doesn't mean you need to trust them quickly. It's a more advanced manipulation move, typically from people who need something from you.

@Markmanson We judge reality against fake internet timelines and panic. Impatience is a disease that starves the weak and feeds the obsessed.

It will always take longer than you want it to… even when you account for the fact that it will always take longer than you want it to.

@thedankoe The saturated market is a ghost story told by cowards. Losers prefer comfortable failure over the pressure of a real fight.

Competition is largely an illusion. 95% of people don't even try to do great things. 0.1% of the people are loud, so you overestimate how many people there are. The rest get stuck worrying about competition and quitting after 2 weeks.

@Markmanson We secretly crave the brutal cure of honesty but settle for the comfortable sickness of polite lies. You can never truly love a mask.

Some of you don’t want to hear this. ㅤ But it’s impossible to heal a relationship as long as you are still pretending.

@Codie_Sanchez Refusing to adapt is like bringing an abacus to a digital war. The market will relentlessly slaughter slow companies while you drown waiting for a miracle.

Somewhere right now, a competitor's CEO is talking about AI every week. Reorganizing around it. Shipping. Showing the team how to use it. Building a smaller, faster machine. Yours isn't doing that? Get out.

@AlexHormozi Slashing rates invites bottom feeders. Humans think and feel by comparison. Being the cheapest makes clients treat you like absolute garbage. Premium fees filter out the desperate.

If you compete on price, you'll always lose to someone more desperate than you.

@LeilaHormozi Most bosses are fragile dictators using their team as a human shield. Taking the bullet is the only currency that buys absolute loyalty. Cowards deflect blame and wonder why top talent walks.

How to instantly gain respect as a leader: 1. Admit when you're wrong immediately. 2. Take the blame publicly. 3. Give the praise publicly. 4. Have the hard conversation privately. 5. Never complain down the chain.

@thejustinwelsh Upgrading your lifestyle until you resent it is a trap. Trimming your calendar is true power. Hustlers brag about grinding but are secretly hostages to their own bloated ego.

Things that quickly made my life better: - Cutting my expenses in half - Saying no to work I didn't enjoy - Protecting mornings for deep work - Spending less time with draining people More money is great, but less obligation is better.

@thejustinwelsh Most workers are disposable batteries trading mere compliance for a check. Being nice is useless without lethal competence. Force the business to desperately need your specific brain.

A simple rule for work: Be easy to trust, hard to replace, and so good they never stop talking about you.

@SahilBloom The fool wins by kicking the door down while scholars debate the hinges. Overthinking is just cowardice disguised as research.

The older I get, the more I realize intelligence is overrated. Intelligent people are more likely to overthink, overplan, and overanalyze. They hide behind motion that doesn't create progress. They fear the judgment of others if they're proven wrong. The truth is that intelligence is abundant. Courage is not. The people you admire are the ones who had the courage to act. They aren’t more talented than you. They aren’t smarter than you. They just took action when you didn’t. I often wonder how many extraordinary people wasted their entire lives waiting for permission that never came. Permission isn't granted. It's taken. You get to tap yourself in whenever you want. You can just do things. Courage beats intelligence.

@AlexHormozi The masses rot in cubicles because they worship the illusion of safety. Playing it safe is a guaranteed death sentence for your wealth.

How to make mega money: Buy things that other people misjudge as risky. Ex: Quitting your job. Moving across the country. Going all in. The reality is that the alternative is riskier - it just takes longer to realize it.

You don't need to learn more. You need ruthless execution.

Persuasion is overrated. Try radical honesty, that's the long term game.