162. Alex Morton - How To Become A Multi Millionaire In Your 20's

<p>“Whatever you want to achieve in your life, you really just need to have the willpower to do it.” -Alex Morton<br/><br/>What are the best strategies to strengthen your willpower?<br/><br/>How would you uncover your life&apos;s true purpose?<br/><br/>As human beings, our potential is completely limitless. This episode will discuss what it really takes to reach your full potential, discover your life&apos;s purpose, and achieve your biggest ambitions. It also highlights the proper mindset and attitude that one needs to adopt in order to change their life from one of struggle to one of power and success.<br/><br/>Alex Morton is an entrepreneur, momentum creator, growth catalyst, &amp; best selling author and speaker who teaches people around the world how to be, do, and have anything they desire. Over the past decade, Alex has traveled to over 75 countries and taught hundreds of thousands of people the philosophies and strategies to create massive success in their lives. After earning his first $1,000,000 at age 24, and not understanding why he was winning at such a high level, Alex became obsessed with the idea of finding out WHY. After years of searching for the answer, Alex found it. Now, all he wants to do is share the information that changed his life with as many people as he can.<br/><br/>Check out these episode highlights:<br/>02:59 - Alex&apos;s astounding journey from struggling in college to dominance and success in the network marketing industry<br/>05:22 - What kind of work ethic and mindset must somebody have to create a million dollars<br/>08:17 - The four level of actions<br/>10:22 - How did Alex adapt and deal with major career setbacks<br/>13:58 - What will you do if you feel like quitting<br/>15:28 - How does one figure out what is really inspiring them<br/>17:15 - How did Alex meet Bob Proctor<br/>19:51 - Responding vs Reacting<br/>26:05 - Keeping the discipline of enduring temporary discomfort in exchange for long-term pleasure<br/>29:01 - How do you keep from being complacent after achieving