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Before you're successful, people will call you crazy. &nbsp;After you're successful, they'll call you genius. &nbsp;Before they will laugh, after they will flatter. &nbsp;Before they will say "You'll never do that," after they will say "I supported you all along." &nbsp;According to Andy Frisella,&nbsp;this is all part of the entrepreneur's journey. &nbsp;But successful people see "The After" before anyone else does.

Before They Call You Crazy, After They Call You Genius, with Andy Frisella - MFCEO26

When they are very little, baby elephants are often tied to a stake and conditioned to think they can't pull it out and move, even after they've gotten big enough to do so. They just accept their limitations. Andy Frisella says too many men and women are like that.

Don't Be Like The Poor Little Baby Elephant, with Andy Frisella - MFCEO52

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.

Stop Whining, Start Leading, with Andy Frisella - MFCEO58

Why do you take the time to whine and b*tch about your life? Why do you complain in person or on social media? Here's the reality: nobody cares. So why don't you take the energy that you spend (actually, waste) in complaining and channel it into something productive, like developing skills and getting sh*t done!&nbsp;

Nobody Cares, with Andy Frisella - MFCEO112

"Steve" is "the average mother f*cker." He buys all the success books. He goes to all the seminars. But nothing ever changes for him. Why? &nbsp;According to Andy Frisella, he doesn't have "The Intangibles." These are: heart, desire, drive, passion, intensity, a will to win. Do you have these? If you don't, nothing will ever change for you, either. If you do, you'll be part of the 1 percent that truly achieve success and greatness. Ultimately, your actions will answer that question.

The Intangibles, with Andy Frisella - MFCEO114

"I'm doing my best." That's what people say all the time. But Andy Frisella asks, "what is your best?" &nbsp;According to The MFCEO, "your best" is always developing, always evolving. That's why you can't ever really say you've achieved your best. Instead, you should be constantly pushing yourself to your best, which will always be just out of your reach.

Your Best, with Andy Frisella - MFCEO120

If you&nbsp;are waiting to see what other successful people do just so you can do the same thing, you are doing yourself a disservice. It's one thing to notice what someone else does well. It's legitimate to cherry pick a good idea or best practice and apply it to your life and business. But here's the bottom line: whatever you draw from someone else should be adapted and be developed for you. Personalize it or pass on it. &nbsp;You don't want to be a carbon copy of someone else. &nbsp;It's less than you deserve and bad business.

Are You An Imitator or Impostor?, with Andy Frisella - MFCEO164

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:&nbsp; Every. Single. Time.&nbsp;

F*ck Your Moral Victory, with Andy Frisella - MFCEO192

Many people in the world are in a situation that they find very, very comfortable. Maybe they are making enough money, good enough shape, 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.

Comfort Isn't Comfort, with Andy Frisella - MFCEO193

A lot of people spend exorbitant amounts of time wondering what other people have that they don't. Especially when we are in the beginning of our success journey. I know. I used to do the same thing! In this episode, I nail down the specific action that successful people (in any area of life) do that unsuccessful people don't. I guarantee it will surprise you to find out what it is!

Chess Not Checkers: How to Live With Intent to Build Your Ultimate Success, with Andy Frisella - MFCEO194

The average person approaches the whole concept of “finding yourself” in a passive way. Truly successful people know that “figuring out” who you are meant to be isn’t an issue of figuring out anything at all. It’s a decision. You decide who you are and order your life to reflect that decision. You create the character. You put on the clothes. You go through the motions. You visualize it until you realize it.

How to "Find" Yourself, with Andy Frisella - MFCEO215

Entrepreneur Andy Frisella and his guests discuss, debate, and laugh their way through trending topics and hot-button issues.

(This is also the home of Andy's other show, the top ranked MFCEO Project Podcast.)

How to "Find" Yourself, with Andy Frisella - MFCEO215

Real AF with Andy Frisella