Entrepreneur Andy Frisella discusses the power of intentional living for success. He emphasizes the importance of purposeful actions, planning, and strategy in achieving goals. The podcast encourages listeners to take control of their lives and work diligently towards their ultimate success.

Many people in the world are in a situation that they find very, very comfortable. Maybe they are making enough money, are in good enough shape, and in decent personal relationships. Their lives aren't terrible, but they are also not great. So they get into this mentality of not really being motivated to change the status quo. The irony is that this comfort zone is actually uncomfortable. In this episode, I tell you what that means, and why you definitely want to push yourself beyond your comfort level.

Yes, you learn from losses. But you shouldn't celebrate losses as if they are moral victories. That's not the mindset that is going to propel you to the highest levels of success. True winners hate losing of any kind. You can't just console yourself with the "I did my best" mantra. That is a cop out. It's about going for the W:  Every. Single. Time. 

Brad Lea is the founder of LightspeedVT, an interactive learning software, and a veteran marketer and training expert. In what may be our funniest episode in months, we sat down and talked about the building blocks of training your team (and yourself): great content, repetition, role playing and real life application, and accountability. This conversation is full of insight (and laughs).

Navy SEAL shares war lessons applicable to business success, discussing combat experiences, embracing challenges, mental toughness, leadership, never settling for recognition, honoring service, and effective communication. Inspiring insights on personal growth and achieving success through accountability and resilience.

The most important thing you can do to achieve success is commit yourself to self-development. How many books have you read?  What have you taught yourself lately?  It is nobody's responsibility but yours to put good sh*t in your brain. There is no excuse you can make to not take your own improvement seriously.  In this episode, I tell you what has worked for me and what can work for you. 

The podcast delves into nurturing ambition in children, imparting values through children's books, instilling a strong work ethic, and building a meaningful business with a focus on long-term growth. Andy Frisella discusses the importance of recognizing the lifetime value of customers for entrepreneurial success.

Exploring the importance of conflict for personal growth and success, emphasizing the positive outcomes that can arise from embracing and understanding conflict. It discusses how changing one's perspective on conflict can lead to greatness and progress in life.

Whether you're trying to build your personal brand or build your business, social media is huge. We know that, right? But it's amazing how many people spin their wheels on platforms like Instagram and Facebook and really don't get any return on their investment of time and energy. That's understandable. What worked just last year won't work now. But I've spent a ton of time figuring out the principles that drive social media success both now and in the immediate future. In this episode, I share them with you.

I am so proud and grateful for the community that has built up around The MFCEO Project podcast. The people who listen to this podcast understand that life is about dominating everything you do, about kicking ass, stepping on throats, and running up the score. So we decided to do something to step up our level of engagement with you and show our gratitude to you for being part of a movement that is changing the world. We call it the 2-Minute drill. Listen to find out what it's all about.