Unofficial sample · in progressNov 2026

One 51-minute talk in. A month of content out.

The demo source is a public Alex Hormozi stage talk. My agents transcribed it, picked the strongest moments, cut and captioned shorts, and wrote posts, carousels and a newsletter. A critic agent checked every number and quote against the transcript.

Input
One long video (talk, podcast or webinar)
Output
Shorts, posts, carousels, newsletter, calendar
Fact check
Every number and quote traced to the transcript
Status
Text and carousels done; more shorts rendering
What's in the pack
  • Vertical shorts: cut on the strongest moments, with captions and an end card
  • 3 LinkedIn posts: a contrarian take, a story, and a framework
  • X thread + 5 single posts: each under the character limit
  • 3 carousels: one for LinkedIn, two for Instagram, as PDF and slides
  • Newsletter article: the talk as a readable piece
  • YouTube community posts and short captions
  • 2-week calendar: 30 slots, timed for the audience's time zone
Sample LinkedIn post from the pack"No one can outwork me" is the wrong thing to brag about. Alex Hormozi's point: work is measured in output. Hours and effort are only what you put in. His formula: output = volume x leverage. Volume is how many times you do something. Leverage is how much you get out of each time. Then he walks a room through 2 sales reps, each making 100 calls a day: 1. Equal calls: the better caller wins. 2. Equal skill: the rep with an automated dialer wins. 3. Equal dialers: the rep with the best list wins. 4. Equal lists: the rep calling at the right season and time of day wins. 5. Equal timing: the rep with the better offer wins. 6. Equal offers: the rep who recorded his pitch and sent it to 10 million people wins. The person who beats all of them made zero calls. He has 15 people on the phone. "Doing more is capped by time and physical ability," Hormozi says. "How much you get, aka leverage, is uncapped." Before you add hours, find the rung you're stuck on. Which one is it for your team?
LinkedIn carousel · first 5 of 9 slides
Instagram carousel covers
About this sample. An unofficial demo. I am not affiliated with Alex Hormozi; all ideas in the pack are his and every post credits him and links the source video. The first review round scored most text pieces 8.6 to 9.2 out of 10 and sent the weakest carousel back for a fix. This page will update as the pack is finished.
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