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How can you be an outlier in a world full of people dedicated to mediocrity? How can you train yourself to be mentally tough, accomplish critical tasks, and set goals and dreams for yourself that stretch you beyond your comfort zone into the highest levels of greatness? In this episode, bestselling author and performance coach Ben Newman rejoins the MFCEO crew and Andy Frisella shares&nbsp;his thoughts on everything from the practice of visualization to his favorite tool: The Power List.

Win The Day, with Andy Frisella - MFCEO107

How do you stand your ground against the goliath of your industry? Should you be flattered that industry leaders are following your steps on social media or worried they are about to pounce on us? Should we wait and get business open with a bang (sort of like a Trojan Horse) or should we tease our clientele with what's common and create a buzz--but risk giving our competitors a chance to prepare for us? These are questions Andy Frisella was asked by listeners and social media followers. The MFCEO's short answer: F*uck your competitors! Why are you worried so much about them? Focus on you."

F*ck Your Competitors and Focus on You, with Andy Frisella - MFCEO166

Sometimes you need a big dose of tactical knowledge to blast straight into your weekend hustle. From Instagram strategies and tactics straight to cold calling, and influencer marketing these are some of my favorite tips to get fired up. &lt;3

My Top 5 Tactical Tips For Marketing Businesses

How do you beat burnout? Here's the reality: It's something that has happened (or will happen) to anybody who is trying to build/run a business and/or do something great and sustain it over the long haul. Have you lost hope in the process? Have you lost your vision for what you're trying to accomplish? There are a number of reasons why people burn out. I talk about these and other main causes for burnout and share what my experience has taught me about overcoming it and pressing on.

How to Beat Burnout, with Andy Frisella - MFCEO178

It's all about finding a way to tell your story while finding a way to respect your users' time. Just remember that this time around it's more about CONTEXT than CONTENT. This can boil down to creating platform specific content, or simply respecting and engaging the way that a specific platform requires. This is one of my favorite keynotes, hope you enjoy ;)&nbsp;

Stop Storytelling Like It's 2007 | A Keynote: 99U

When we're little, most of us are encouraged to be great. But when we get older, for some reason, the script changes. We're told to be practical, realistic. The people who used to support us now discourage us--so we can be average, like them. You need to learn how to react to people like that. You need to learn to get p*ssed at their negativity and drive it into productive action. Learn to do whatever it takes to "live a life that says 'I told you so' without having to say a word."

100-0: It's A Lifestyle, with Andy Frisella - MFCEO179

So psyched to be able to share these quick chats around my thoughts on business that I have, chatting with my team writer Colin Campbell. Here I expand on my thoughts behind storytelling on social media - why it's key to be genuine and what good storytelling and engagement leads to, touching on where the best places to spend ad money on, focusing on ROI. Hope this one brings some massive value to you &lt;3&nbsp;

A Rant: How To Tell A Story On Social Media

I'm pumped to be able to continue to bring these quick little chats that I have with Colin, the writer on my team. In these I dive into the thinking behind two of the articles that we wrote together and expand on just how I make decisions &amp; talk about what I really believe makes a winner a winner. Do you like these fast little chats? Hit me up on Twitter and let me know!&nbsp;

Why Winners Win & How I Make Decisions | Two Saturday Rants

Test, learn, produce, document, just fucking DO! This is one of my favorite rants, because it puts every single thing that I talk about into one single message. There's no bullshit stopping you from taking that step into doing what you want to do. It just takes the effort. &lt;3

A Saturday Rant: 5 Minutes To Do

This clip elaborates on my idea of subtle attention hacking with the goal of&nbsp;acquisition. I dive into a few recent examples, like why my Natty Light sweater choice while courtside at the Knicks game was a good idea and how it got me social attention and influence without having to do any action, as well as the reasoning behind putting my agency cards up for a few minutes before each talk I do. Some good insights here !!

A Rant: Hacking Attention For Acquisition

You can develop the same drive for success as The Greatest of All Time…elite athletes like Kobe Bryant, Dwyane Wade, and even Michael Jordan.&nbsp; There is zero reason you can’t be a Hall of Fame level performer in everything you do in life. That’s what my friend Tim Grover says, and he should know. He is the one of the most revered mental toughness and performance coaches in history. Those guys I just mentioned? They chose to work with him.&nbsp; In this episode, Tim and I talk about how YOU can be like them.

Insanity, Intensity, and Becoming a Peak Performer ft. Tim S. Grover, with Andy Frisella - MFCEO199

This rant is the absolute definition of what I mean when I say that I think long term - and you should too. When you stop worrying about what your bank account will look like in 1 or 3 or 7 years, you start moving yourself forward to be massively successful in the long term. Start looking at every single move you make as an impact to your legacy, and decide whether it'll impact positively or negatively. It's your choice, it's your time in the end game. Get it? Hope you enjoy &lt;3

A Rant: Think LEGACY, not DOLLARS

This rant / mashup puts it all out there, my beliefs, thoughts, ideals, business ideals and motivation. It embodies empathy, gratitude, hustle, speed and patience. I hope this gets you absolutely FIRED UP as we head into 2018, and that you're ready to kill it this year. &lt;3&nbsp;

Inside My Heart, Brain & Soul

At the end of every year, people find excuses for why they didn't do what they PROMISED themselves they were going to do. But then they say sh*t like, "2016 was practice.&nbsp; 2017 was a warm-up.&nbsp; Now 2018 is game time!" Seriously? What a joke. They aren't going to make a change. They aren't really going to accomplish anything. And neither are you...but it's probably not because you're lazy. It's something else. In this episode, I tell you what it is--and how, if you really want to crush the new year, you can.&nbsp;

Why 2018 Won't Be Your Year, with Andy Frisella - MFCEO201

Can you 100% guarantee success in anything? Yes. And it doesn’t mean that you have to work so many hours that you never sleep.&nbsp; What it does mean is that you identify the critical tasks that have to be completed TODAY. There’s no better day than the first day of the new year to review the system – the tool – that has helped me complete critical tasks and become rich and successful. If you faithfully and consistently use the tool, you can become rich and successful, too.

How to 100% Guarantee Success in Anything, with Andy Frisella - MFCEO202

Are you enjoying these raw, audio versions of some of my favorite dailyvee episodes? There's a lot of meat in here, including my a rant &amp; chat with a #60secclub winner that gets deep &amp; insightful. A big takeaway that I expand on for this episode, is to follow your heart when you feel you're losing focus on the end goal. Some real gems in here, hope it gets you fired up for today ;)

RAW AUDIO: Motivated By Myself & Doing The Work | Dailyvee 230

"THINGS HAPPEN FOR YOU, NOT TO YOU.” 

As you know my biggest goal is to serve you. I really dedicate every day to trying to help as many people as I can.

When I get on a stage I try to speak to each individual person in the crowd. I try to reach out to every member of the audience and truly help them. I want them to take action, and leave with the tools they need to change their life. 

I’ve been fortunate enough to become friends with an amazing speaker that is of the same mindset - Ed Mylett. If you haven’t heard of Ed before, you’ve been missing out.

“People respond to what they feel, not what they hear and see.”

Ed started out with the dream of playing professional baseball. But like so many of us, an injury changed his course in life. 

Instead, his first job out of college was helping boys at a foster home who came from abused families. It’s here he found is life mission: to serve.

He saw in the eyes of these boys that they just wanted what everyone wants - to be loved and appreciated. This ended up taking him down the road of servitude later in life.

Today, Ed is one of the premier business leaders, peak performance experts, and motivational speakers in the world. He has a passion for mentoring and coaching others on what it takes to become a champion in all areas of life. 

He has shared the stage and has very close personal relationships with other business legends such as Tony Robbins, John Maxwell, Phil Knight and many others.

Hear his insights on life, public speaking, and so much more on Episode 586.

“The most important gift we can give someone is to be present”


Some Questions I Ask:

You wanted to be a professional baseball player, right? (10:45)

Where are you from originally? (12:30)

How to we permanently alter what we think we’re worth? (23:38)

When did you realize things were really taking off? (32:43)

How did you learn to persuade people so effectively? (35:53)

How does someone believe in themselves? (38:28)

How did you develop belief and confidence when you were failing? (40:34)

Was there a time when you didn’t feel like you were a good person? (43:40)

What would you say is your greatest asset? (46:19)

How did you learn to present with passion and persuasion? (49:24)

What have kids taught you about life? (55:19)

What’s a question you wish more people would ask you? (59:29)


In This Episode You Will Learn:

How Ed learned to serve (13:00)

Ways people sabotage themselves (21:23)

How to associate and raise levels even with people who aren’t around you (26:35)

Who you really learn from (27:22)

The trouble Ed got in with police by trying to look rich (29:14)

The biggest addiction today (40:07)

The three types of speakers (50:52)

The #1 thing speakers struggle with (53:07)

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The Keys to Persuasion and Powerful Self - Confidence with Ed Mylett

“NO ENTREPRENEUR CAN BE SUCCESSFUL WITH SOMEONE WHO ISN'T INDEPENDENT” 

As you know, it’s important to continually grow (especially if you’re an entrepreneur). I’m not excluded from that. Ten years ago I read a book by Gary Vaynerchuk that changed the course of my life.


On this episode of the School of Greatness, Gary returns to the show for his third time. He gives me advice for my next ten years but also gives you invaluable advice on so many topics that you won’t hear anywhere else.


Gary is known for his unapologetic truth-telling attitude. He says a lot of things on social media that people may feel are harsh or extreme. But when we were talking, Gary revealed he actually cares deeply about what people think about him. And that’s why he’s so committed to serving people with hard-earned business wisdom in the long run.


He explains why teenage nerds are winning right now, how hitting the big lists isn’t what matters in business, and why you need an independent person in a romantic relationship.


If you aren’t familiar with Gary, you’re missing out. Gary is a serial entrepreneur and the CEO and co-founder of VaynerMedia, a full-service digital agency servicing Fortune 500 clients.


Gary rose to prominence in the late 90’s after establishing one of the first e-commerce wine sites, WineLibrary, helping his father grow the family business from 4 to 60MM in sales.


Gary is also one of the most sought-after public speakers alive today. He is a venture capitalist, 4-time New York Times bestselling author, and an early investor in companies such as Twitter, Tumblr, Venmo, and Uber.


You’ll learn everything you need to know about how to become the best of the best, on Episode 595.


Some questions I ask:

How are you affected emotionally when you see yourself aging? (9:32)

Did business get better for you when you got married and started having kids? (16:52)

When you started having kids did your obsession for business stay the same? (22:31)

Why are you doing things you don’t like when you have options not to? (24:51)

When are the moments that you doubt yourself the most? (26:09)

What’s your insecurity? (33:45)

What do you think you need to take you to the next level? (38:00)

What advice would you have for me over the next 10 years? (51:52)


In the episode you will learn:

The results you should be concentrating on in business (14:02)

The biggest challenge Gary’s faced since starting Vayner (23:13)

Best way to actually build your Instagram following (30:21)

Why Gary hates being disliked (34:20)

When relationships are really made (42:41)

Plus much more...

Gary Vaynerchuk: Insecurity, Fame, and Crushing It in Business

TOTAL FIRE in this keynote I did in San Francisco at Draper University last week. Loved diving into this session focused on true entrepreneurship and tactics to grow both personal and professional brands, and finding your long tail goal within all of that. This era that we're in is truly amazing, because you can actually do what you really want to do - whether it's create a business or a personal brand with, because of the invention of the internet. There's really nothing like it. The Q&amp;A session in this keynote rocked too, diving into AI and messenger bots, the future of ecommerce, and a ticketing business. Hope you really get something out of this -&nbsp; there's a TON here ;) &nbsp;

A Keynote: Live Your Legacy Hero Series at Draper University

I’ve told you guys that my early years of business were rough. I made every mistake possible.I felt like an idiot working hard and getting no results. I hated it. So at some point I made a decision that when I “made it,” I was going to help people through those rough early years of entrepreneurship. In today's episode, I sit down with 7 entrepreneurs - the winners of our MFCEO testimonial contest - to answer their questions and provide some direction. They asked great question you're asking too.

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