REAL AF with Andy Frisella

Average people have no idea what commitment really costs. They feel good about themselves when they exercise a couple weeks worth of focus and self-discipline. The reality is, true commitment requires a wholehearted investment of everything a person has. It requires a sustained effort over an extended period of time. True commitment requires a firm "yes," not a maybe. Knowing how to commit is what makes the difference between those who talk sh*t and those who do sh*t.

Andy Frisella discusses two hindrances to success: holding on to past achievements and settling for mediocrity. He emphasizes the importance of personal growth, going above and beyond, and continuously investing in your future for success.

Can one person really make a difference? Can a single man or woman really accomplish anything? In this episode, Andy Frisella talks about why he believes in individuals. From our greatest obstacle to achieving our potential to the supreme effectiveness of our actions, the MFCEO talks about the power and potential of human beings.

Andy Frisella, a successful entrepreneur known for his focus on humility in business, shares insightful perspectives on leadership. He emphasizes that true success comes from recognizing personal limits and valuing the knowledge of others. Frisella argues that many fail because of an inflated ego, which hinders collaboration. He advocates for a culture where mutual respect fosters growth, allowing leaders to maximize their strengths while embracing support to address their weaknesses. Tune in for a refreshing take on effective leadership!

Shawn Stevenson, creator of The Model Health Show and author of Sleep Smarter, joins the MFCEO to discuss business, branding, and sleep. They emphasize the importance of problem solving, self-publishing, and communication skills in healthcare. They also explore the impact of mattress toxicity on health and the significance of developing good sleep habits.

Young bucks: you can have an entrepreneur mentality and kill it within an established business. But you have to ask yourself a question: if you are in an entry-level position, how do you know if it's a dead end job or a real career opportunity that just requires hard work, passion, and patience? In this episode, Andy Frisella shares the key signs that a company is committed to excellence—theirs and yours.

Entrepreneur Andy Frisella and Lewis Howes discuss the power of vision, the benefits of adversity, and pursuing greatness. They cover topics like the importance of contribution, the connection between adversity and success, developing a habit of perfection, and the impact of personal loss. They also delve into the significance of visualization and manifestation and the value of promoting others. A thought-provoking and inspiring conversation for anyone striving for greatness.

Most people don't understand that the world owes them nothing. They are selfish and suffer from a massive sense of entitlement. People who rise above the common lot and achieve alpine heights of success are those who put others first, care, and provide value.

Entrepreneur Andy Frisella calls out the con artists in the success and motivation industry. Topics include making your own rules, inspiring encounters with inner city weightlifter kids, the hunger for success, the role of luck, misconceptions about success, working with the willing in ministry, and questioning motivations in the success industry.

There is an epidemic in our country. From Facebook feeds to face-to-face conversations, people are whining, crying and complaining about everything. You can change culture of negativity if you stop making excuses like everyone else--and start leading.