Sharran Srivatsaa - Invidious

Sharran Srivatsaa

I’m an entrepreneur, investor, and operator with 5 exits across multiple industries. Today, I serve as President & Managing Partner at Acquisition.com with Leila and Alex Hormozi, helping founders build extraordinary companies. I’ve helped build two billion-dollar businesses: Real (NASDAQ: REAX), the fastest-growing public real estate brokerage, and Teles Properties, which I scaled 10x and sold to Douglas Elliman (NYSE: DOUG). Earlier, I started at Goldman Sachs and Credit Suisse, and now invest across real estate, SaaS, and services. I also run the 5AM Club and host The Business School Podcast, where I share tactical playbooks for growth with more intention and less chaos. More at www.mynextbillion.com

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Sharran Srivatsaa

When you’re habit-driven, the behavior persists independent of whether anyone’s watching or applauding.

3 hours ago | [YT] | 14

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In my 20s, I thought it was about the destination.
In my 30s, I realized it was about the journey.
In my 40s now, I realize it’s about the company.

1 day ago | [YT] | 33

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Your ability to articulate value determines your ceiling more than your ability to create it.

Intelligence without communication is invisible. And invisible doesn’t get raises.

2 days ago | [YT] | 66

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Big problems feel overwhelming, so you ignore them. Small problems feel manageable, so you fixate on them.

This is backwards.

4 days ago | [YT] | 94

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This has become a personal motto: Work like you’re lucky. Prepare like you’re not.

5 days ago | [YT] | 85

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The fastest way to identify future millionaires: Watch who ships incomplete work and iterates vs who plans perfect work and never launches. Imperfect action beats perfect planning.

6 days ago | [YT] | 65

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If you’re charging by the hour, you’re competing with everyone who has more time. If you’re charging by value, you’re competing with no one who can deliver your specific results.