> When I think about it, the best speakers on a podcast are those who don’t answer the question the host asks directly. Different crowds. I know almost all of

> When I think about it, the best speakers on a podcast are those who don’t answer the question the host asks directly. Different crowds. I know almost all of them behave this way, and I never liked it. It always comes off as "I don't want to answer the question, let me shift the direction of the conversation." > If a podcast host were to ask him, “What’s the greatest skill you can learn in today’s world?” > Hormozi could just say “sales” or “offer creation,” but he understands that there are levels to this, so he would probably respond with his second most viral tweet: > “The single greatest skill you can develop is the ability to stay in a great mood in the absence of things to be in a great mood about.” Perfect example of what I'm talking about. I prefer those who answer the question and elaborate. I have to say, the whole article was a very painful read. It's very much a PR piece, and the relevant content is both small and dubious.