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Throwback: What to Do When People Shamelessly Steal Your Stuff [Hint: Get Over It] | Ep 915

by Alex Hormozi

The Game with Alex Hormozi

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Throwback: What to Do When People Shamelessly Steal Your Stuff [Hint: Get Over It] | Ep 915

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Notable Quotes

"No one owns truth, period."
"If no one's copying you, you suck."
"You should want to have as many people as possible copying you because it means you're leading the way."
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Episode Summary

In this episode, the host addresses the common misconception among business owners that they own specific ideas or content. He emphasizes that no one truly owns truth, and that in business, replication and remixing are fundamental to human learning and innovation. The host reflects on his own experiences, sharing how he used to be upset when competitors copied his marketing techniques, only to learn that competition is part of capitalism. He highlights that the ideas and content shared in the business world are often publicly available and should not be seen as proprietary. Instead of focusing on competitors, he advises business owners to redirect their energy towards improving their products and marketing. By doing so, they can outshine competitors rather than attempting to restrict them. The host also recounts humorous incidents in his career where he has dealt with intellectual property claims and reminds listeners that if someone is copying you, it's a sign that you're doing something right. The episode concludes by encouraging listeners to focus on their customers and business growth rather than being sidetracked by competition, offering additional resources for scaling businesses.

Key Takeaways

  • No one owns ideas or truths; competition is a part of business.
  • Complaining about competitors copying your work is counterproductive.
  • Focus on improving your product and marketing to stay ahead of competitors.
  • If someone is copying you, it indicates that you're leading in your field.

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