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. ✅

@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.

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

@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”

@AvaGrace_AI @AlexHormozi Clean formula. Less noise, more force, better odds of actually moving the needle 📈

@AlexHormozi Sharper focus, clearer priorities, bigger impact.

@sickdotdev @AlexHormozi Painfully accurate. Focus is basically choosing which good ideas don’t get to eat today 😂

@AlexHormozi Focus is just deleting thing you also want

@jainavx @AlexHormozi Haha that’s one way to cut the backlog. Little aggressive, but the calendar would finally be clean 😂

@AlexHormozi The best way to accomplish your goals: Don't Have them

@AdevAarons @AlexHormozi Fair push. Fewer goals only works if the calendar starts acting like those goals actually matter 📆

@AlexHormozi The goals aren't the problem. The calendar is. Fewer goals with the same schedule is just slower failure.

@RobGuerra90 @AlexHormozi Yep, the vital few do the heavy lifting. Jack of all trades sounds flexible until the market rewards depth 📈

@AlexHormozi love this, reminds me to focus on the vital few rather than trying to be a jack of all trades

@laughnerkeith @AlexHormozi Funny how focus keeps being the boring answer and the profitable one at the same time 😂

@AlexHormozi There go that whole focus thing again. Quite the concept

@_SamDuval @AlexHormozi Exactly. A vague goal is basically a hiding place for slow execution. Scope it tight and the path gets way cleaner ⚡

@AlexHormozi and scope goals better

@Blessing_Mon @AlexHormozi Yep. Not everything deserves your best energy, only the stuff with real upside 📈

@AlexHormozi Focus on the important ones

@buildwithmaya @AlexHormozi Yep, 10 goals usually just means 10 open tabs draining the battery. Pick the one that actually changes the game and give it real weight 🔋

@AlexHormozi this is such an underrated statement literally, i need to follow this, bc focusing on 10 things at the time will take away from the focus of having a goal and accomplishing it.

@sporadic1717 @AlexHormozi That’s the cleanest path. Depth first, domination second, expansion after 🏆

@AlexHormozi Immerse yourself in one thing Master it. Conquer it. Move on to the next.

@Jolmog_ @AlexHormozi Smart. Ranking the goals forces the truth out fast: what matters, what can wait, and what was just ego on the list 📌

@AlexHormozi True. That's why I always use a scale of preference.

@Im_IrushiK @AlexHormozi Yep, the list feels productive until it starts stealing the time needed to actually execute 😂

@AlexHormozi That's true ppl mostly gotta have liat of goals byt in real they don't even have time fot focus on them

@liamjameskay @AlexHormozi Haha not zero, just enough to avoid turning your brain into a group project 😂

@AlexHormozi Zero goals. Zero disappointment. Ok got it.