REAL AF with Andy Frisella – Détails, épisodes et analyse

On today's episode, Andy answers your questions on how to keep a level mindset to win when you see people getting ahead using shady business practices, how to vet new friends when you start becoming successful in life and business, and what to do when you want to develop more consistency with your good habits.

On today's episode, Andy & DJ are joined in studio by content creator and comedian Duke Gomez. They discuss how a crew of armed men overrun by a Venezuelan prison gang stormed through a Colorado apartment building, the ‘altercation’ that happened between the staff of the Arlington National Cemetery and the Trump campaign officials during former president Donald Trump’s visit honoring the fallen troops, and Bud Light trying to revive its brand image through a new ad campaign with comedian Shane Gillis to recover from the disastrous 2023 Dylan Mulvaney ad campaign.

On today's episode, Andy answers your questions on when it's an appropriate time to tweak the recipe after you've been patient in your process, what are some general guidelines on forgiveness and giving people second chances, and what mindset you need to have to be successful in your business.

In today's episode, Andy answers your questions on how to go from working at a company to starting your own business, the best practices to gain traction with your podcast, and how to change the company culture at a well-established business.

If you want to succeed in life, you can't leave anything up to chance.  You cannot go 40, 50, or 60 percent of the way toward excellence, but then leave a bunch of factors and variables free to handle themselves. Of course, some things are meant to be. You can't control everything, all the time. But the people who truly kill it in life are those who take control of every possible factor. 

There's two ways to look at balance. There's the way average people understand it: it's a daily, possibly weekly, task. It's calibrating the different events and activities and obligations of our lives so that they all get equal time. But successful people look at balance far differently. Essentially, it's intense, single-minded investment up front with dividends later. If you want to be financially successful, you have to look at it the same way.

Most people exist as a byproduct of their environment. What does it take to create a life in which you can control your environment? How do you make yourself significant enough to make an impact, whether in business or all of life?  In short, what do you need to do to get where you want to be? In this episode of the MFCEO Project, Andy Frisella is joined by Pejman Ghadimi, founder of Secret Entourage and the author of the bestselling book, Third Circle Theory.

Winners live an active daily life. They are proactive and organized. They take the whole of their lives and break it down into daily plans and specific tasks. Successful people don't achieve greatness by accident. If you want to be a champion and accomplish great things, you simply cannot be passive. Take control of your day!

Companies rise and fall…on leadership. Governments rise and fall…on leadership. Any movement that’s trying to do something good rises and falls…on leadership. Here’s the reality: the strength of a nation…of a culture…of the whole human race rises and falls on the strength of it’s leaders.  Whether you’re the CEO of a multi-million dollar business or you’re just a dude with a 9-5 job who wants to fucking kill it at that 9-5 job, you have to learn to lead. There's no other way to be successful.

Life is short. We're going to die. So why would you spend your life doing things that you don't want to do, because you are afraid that if you did what you really wanted to do, you might screw everything up? Here's the reality: You're going to make mistakes and screw up either way. If you take the time to think about what you are really afraid of, you can use fear as an advantage.