Andy Frisella said the Milwaukee Brewers swept the Dodgers and then beat Tampa three games to one to win their first World Series.
“they swept the Dodgers and then they won three, one against Tampa.”
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Andy Frisella said the Milwaukee Brewers swept the Dodgers and then beat Tampa three games to one to win their first World Series.
“they swept the Dodgers and then they won three, one against Tampa.”
Andy Frisella said Bill Gates has publicly warned that a massive cyberattack is coming.
“you got Bill Gates coming out and saying there's gonna be a massive cyberattack”
Andy Frisella asserted that Israel has a Samson plan under which it would launch nuclear weapons if the state were to fall, which he said makes other leaders cautious.
“Because they have the Samson directive, the the Samson plan, where, like, if Israel falls, they launch nukes.”
Andy Frisella said an author he knew died in 2020 and wrote a book titled Hard Times Create Weak Men, Weak Men Create Hard Times.
“he passed away in 2020, and he wrote a book called Uh, Hard Times Create Weak Men, Weak Men Create Hard Times”
In a played clip, a Department of Homeland Security official said DHS identified 250 noncitizens registered to vote in California, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Nevada.
“We've identified 250 non citizens registered to vote in California and Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Nevada.”
Andy Frisella said pitchers Roger Clemens and Andy Pettitte were both caught up in baseball's steroid scandal around the same time.
“Roger Clemens and Andy Pettit both kinda got hung up on steroids in baseball around the same time.”
Andy Frisella said people have carried smartphones since 2007 and that tech companies have collected data on everything they look at.
“we've been carrying smartphones around since 2007, and these guys have been collecting data on every single single thing that we look at”
Andy Frisella said the alcohol industry faces a problem because people under 30 drink less than earlier generations did.
“The alcohol industry has a problem with people under 30 not drinking the way that past generations have drank.”
Andy Frisella describes the Live Hard program, whose first phase is 75 Hard, as the world's most popular mental transformation program.
“it's the world's most popular mental transformation program. Okay, it's helped more people get their shit together than any other program in history.”
Andy Frisella sells a book called The Book on Mental Toughness through his website.
“there's also a book called The Book on Mental Toughness. You can get that at andyforcella dot com. It is not free”
Andy Frisella ran the MFCEO Project through the year, and it is hosted at The Operator Standard.
“I am doing the MFCEO project. I've been doing it all year long. It is, uh, at the operatorstandard dot com.”
Andy Frisella says his show is the biggest in the world that does not run ads.
“we're the biggest show in the world that doesn't run ads.”
Andy Frisella says his team spent two and a half years building The Operator Standard.
“this is also why we spent two and a half years building the operator standard.”
Andy Frisella says he weighed 350 pounds at age 36 before taking control of his health.
“When I was 350 fucking pounds at thirty six years old, I had to be honest with myself, I'm thirty six years old, I'm 350 pounds.”
Andy Frisella says that after he lost weight his business grew rapidly and his confidence rose.
“And because I did, everything in my life got better, everything. My business skyrocketed, my confidence went through the roof”
Andy Frisella argues that skill in a craft does not automatically translate to skill in managing, using doctors who run practices as an example.
“we see this a lot with doctors, okay, we see this a lot with people who had to go to higher education and they become doctors.”
Andy Frisella argues that people have limited daily focus and energy, so splitting time between ventures prevents beating a fully committed competitor.
“everybody only has a limited amount of focus and energy on a daily basis”
Andy Frisella says discipline and adherence are skills that decay without practice, not inborn traits.
“discipline and adherence are skills, they're skills, they're not traits. Which means if you don't practice them, you're going to get worse at them”
Bears naturally form a fecal plug in the lower intestine during winter hibernation, according to the answer Andy reads out.
“Bears naturally form a fecal plug known as a tap in in their lower intestine during winter hibernation to block defecation while they sleep.”
Andy recounts that Nolan Ryan, in his mid-40s, threw at Robin Ventura, who charged the mound and was beaten in the ensuing fight.
“Nolan Ryan threw a pitch at Robin Ventura, who was a young man at the time, and Nolan Ryan was, like, in his mid 40s.”
Andy says Mike Piazza threw a baseball bat at Roger Clemens during a game.
“And then you got Mike Piazza, who throws a baseball bat at him in the middle of a game.”
Andy says retired pitcher Randy Johnson, nicknamed the Big Unit, is about six feet eleven.
“well, the retired one was Randy Johnson. He's six, eleven.”
Andy reads that President Trump demanded LeBron James apologize to service members and families for disrespecting the national anthem before a game.
“President Trump just demanded an immediate apology from LeBron James. To service members for their families for disrespecting the national anthem before the game.”
Andy relays an unverified online theory that opponents plan nationwide protests to push Donald Trump into declaring martial law and then remove him from office.
“That they are planning to do a protest nationwide. Um, to the point where they force Trump to basically declare martial law and regain control and then paint him as an authoritarian to remove him from office.”
Andy Frisella says Ernest Blackwell, a high school opponent, attended Eureka High School, played for Mizzou and then played in the NFL.
“He went to Eureka High School, he ended up playing for Mizzou, and then he ended up, uh, playing in the NFL.”
Andy Frisella said St. Louis has the biggest Bosnian community outside Bosnia in the world.
“we have the biggest Bosnian community outside of Bosnia in the entire fucking world.”
Andy Frisella describes 75 Hard as the initial phase of the Live Hard program.
“it is the initial phase of the Live Hard program, which is the world's most famous mental transformation program in history”
Andy Frisella's book on mental toughness includes the entire Live Hard program plus additional material on mental toughness.
“It's called the book on mental toughness. It includes the entire Live Hard program, plus a whole bunch of other information on mental toughness”
Andy Frisella says his show does not run ads, and he describes it as the biggest show in the world with no ads.
“we don't run ads on the show, okay? We're the biggest show in the world that doesn't run ads.”
Andy Frisella says CTI stands for Cruise the Internet and will air the following day.
“tomorrow we'll have CTI. That stands for Cruise the Internet.”
Andy Frisella says 75 Hard Versus is an episode format where someone who completed 75 Hard comes on the show.
“seventy five hard versus is when someone who, uh, has completed the seventy five hard program comes on the show”
Andy Frisella says the MFCEO Project can be accessed at Operatorstandard.com.
“you can get the MFCEO project at Operatorstandard dot com”
Andy Frisella says leaders hired from outside often lack rapport and respect with existing employees.
“when you hire in leaders, there's no rapport built between the new leader and the people who have been there. So there's not much respect and it creates issues.”
Andy Frisella says a good-faith mistake by an employee should be treated as an investment in that person's development.
“That mistake should be looked at as an investment in their skill set.”
Andy Frisella argues that most companies fail because the owner's standards get diluted until mediocre work is accepted.
“the reason most companies fail is because their standards are fucking. They allow the standard of the owner to be diluted to a point where they just accept mediocre work and they end up failing.”
Andy Frisella argues that leaders are self-made rather than appointed.
“leaders are self-made, they're not anointed, they're not picked, they're fucking self-made.”
Andy Frisella gives a sample sales line that creates urgency by stating a limited opening and a delayed next availability.
“I can do it now, but if I can't do it now, I'm not gonna be able to do it till fucking July, which is six months away”
Andy Frisella cites paralysis by analysis and the paradox of choice to explain why too much information leads people to do nothing.
“So there's this thing called paralysis by analysis, which means, and there's also this other thing called the paradox of choice.”
Andy Frisella said he had just seen that Joe Rogan received a 250 million dollar contract.
“And I feel kinda stupid today not doing that because I just saw Joe Rogan got 250 million dollar contract today.”
Andy Frisella described an experiment in which rats rescued and rested just before drowning lasted far longer on the second attempt, which he used to argue that hope drives persistence.
“And then they added something to the experiment where right when the rat was about to drown, they grabbed him, they put him out, they gave him a rest”