REAL AF with Andy Frisella

Another Sal Alinsky Rules for Radicals Karl Marx strategy, which is to control and affect the food supply so that people can't get what they need to do.

Again, another Sal Alinsky Rules for Radicals Karl Marx strategy, which is to control and affect the food supply so that people can't get what they need to do.

You read Rules for Radicals.

Every single motherfucker listening to this show should read Rules for Radicals. It's by Sal Alinsky. Hillary Clinton talks about Sal Alinsky being one of her mentors and heroes and somebody that she looked up to.

It is a book about communism and the tactics that they use on how to get people in the position they need them to be in.

Always accuse the enemy of what you are doing.

When you hear this woman say her favorite book is Rules for Radicals by Saul Alinsky and put him down as some sort of mentor to her and all these other communist books and manifestos.

This woman's favorite book by her own credit is Rules for Radicals by Saul Alinsky. It's one of the communist playbooks.

if you read the comp, if you read marks and you read the sololinsky's rules of radicals, it tells you in that book to do exactly what she's doing, which is to say blame the other side for the same things that you're doing.

if you go read sololinsky's Rules for Radicals which is a book that hillary clinton and barack obama and all of these pieces of shit fucking love it will talk about how they use deceptive language to convince people of things that aren't actually true

if you read Rules for Radicals from Saul Alinsky, and you should read it understanding that the whole point of the book is to convert you into a communist

they talk about this. They said, dude, accuse your enemy of what it is that you're doing at all times.

they talk about this in Sal Alinsky's book Rules for Radicals. They talk about how, whatever they say, they say the opposite to protect themselves from the accusations of what they're doing.

whatever they say and whoever they designate as dangerous is the people that they're most afraid of.

It's in that book I keep mentioning, Rules for Radicals. Like, they call it exactly opposite of what it is so that people will go along with it.

accuse your opponent of what you are doing to create confusion and to inoculate voters against the evidence of your own guilt

All of that is fucking built into Saul Alinsky's Rules for Radicals if you read it.

I bet it's in one of these books. Step 342, remove Choco Tacos. I think Salowinski wrote about this.

You know, there's like if you read these things that it tells you in the book exactly you you will read the book and be like, shit, holy shit.

This is in the playbook Rules for Radicals by Saul Alinsky. This is the communist fucking playbook.

Rules for Radicals, which is kind of a... I'm forgetting the name of the guy. Saul Alinsky.

If you read it, one of the things that they talk about is creating a scenario where there is no logic. OK. Right. There's no logic whatsoever, because when you remove the logic, there can be no hypocrisy.

Which by the way is straight from Saul Alinsky's book Rules for Radicals. He literally says don't engage in reason, ridicule people.

Their whole strategy is to incite discontent between the classes and between different groups of people so that people get so freaking angry that all of a sudden they come along as the revolutionaries who care about the poor person, who care about the oppressed, who care about the downtrodden, come band with us and we'll make the state subservient to your needs and because people are so angry at each other they go oh yeah that sounds good.

Rules for Radicals by Saul Alinsky. And that's a far left book. And the idea is that you create discontent between people and then you come in and you create a revolution.

There's a book about it called the red famine or you could read Atlas shrugged

But you won't because it's a thousand pages long great book. Yeah, great book describes exactly what's going on.

It does it does the producer stopped producing you know it at the point in which people are not an end unto themselves

Or means to another's end. What's the point in doing anything?

And there's a whole book about this called Atlas Shrugged. I've mentioned a number of times that you all should read because this never works out because what ends up happening is the people who are the producers, it becomes so burdensome for them to produce and so unprofitable for them to produce that they don't produce.

And there's a whole book about this called Atlas Shrugged. I've mentioned a number of times that you all should read because this never works out because what ends up happening is the people who are the producers, it becomes so burdensome for them to produce and so unprofitable for them to produce that they don't produce. They start just producing for themselves and then everybody else starves.

There's a whole book about this. It's called Atlas Shrugged. Okay, when the producers, when it gets too hard for the producers, which is me to fucking produce and all these other entrepreneurs, all you guys listening, you're the producers. When it gets too, those people end up saying, fuck it. And they stop producing and everybody stars. Everybody becomes dependent on the government. Communism ushers in and people die at mass scale.

When the producers stop producing because it's not worth it to anymore, do you know what happens to those people, the rest of those people over here on the, right now they're on the left who all want free shit, they starve.

There are books about it. There are lots of books about it. But people don't read books anymore. They only look at TikTok. Books are racist.

That's why it's called Atlas Shrugged, because Atlas is the guy with the world on his back. And that's the entrepreneur class, by the way.

And there's a whole book written about this called Atlas Shrugged.

And if you can't read the whole book, you should go read a summary of it because it talks about, and this is very real. We have to get back to a place in America where people who contribute get to have the most say.

There's a book about this called Atlas Shrugged. Eventually the producers stop producing and society collapses.

She wrote Atlas Shrugged.

That's called Atlas Shrugged dude. So like, dude, we, we, that's the old, that, that system is the only way to save our election system in a real way because, and to save our country in a real way.

There's a whole book about this. You can read it. It's called Atlas Shrugged. It's one of the greatest books ever written. But basically, I'll summarize it to you in fucking two seconds. When you get enough people who are profiting and living off of the people that produce, meaning right now we have a 50 50 split in America.

If you read the book, there's a book which is thousand plus pages long called Atlas Shrugged, which is completely about that. Yeah. When the producers say fuck it and stop producing, everybody becomes dependent on the government.

And once that number becomes a greater than which is the whole book about called Atlas Shrugged.

There's a whole book about it called Atlas Shrugged. It's a thousand pages. I doubt any of you will actually read it.

There's a whole book about this, by the way. It's called Atlas Shrugged. The whole book is about people like me who produce shit, eventually looking at the people who don't produce shit and saying, fuck off and go and live their fucking lives. And that's about to be what happens. I'm fucking sick of it.

Go read Tim Grover's books.

Every time I read that book, I gain new shit out of it every single time.

I've told you that numerous times. And then when after winning came in, I mean, after Relentless, Relentless was about the mindset. And then when you guys talked about the journey winning, if you've read Relentless, you have to read winning because Relentless is the mindset. Winning is about the journey and what you're going to see, feel, taste along the journey.

that book changed my life. That book saved me.

And I've told you this. What I tell you about the book, I told you I wouldn't sell it ever, no matter how much money. Not a single one of you motherfuckers out there could buy that book from me for any amount of money because it saved my fucking life.

if you had a hard time understanding Relentless, you have no shot at winning.

Relentless, it makes you form a partnership with your decisions and your commitments. Winning makes you form a partnership with your actions and your success.

Book that I'm reading up in the house right now. I just got done with a couple different books by Tim Grover. I read Relentless and I've already read those books, but I read Relentless and Winning Back to Back as part of 75 Hard because I think they're such good mindset books for me. So I'm always working on different things.

And then Relentless by Tim Grover, which not everybody will believe that Relentless is the best book they ever read because not everybody's wired the way you need to be to become what it is he talks about in the book. But I think you will gain a shit ton out of the book. I think it will explain a lot about your life. And for me personally, that book saved my life.

I've told you this and I've said this on the podcast that first book you wrote man fucking saved my life.

one of the things that has happened to me over the course of my business career that has made a massive difference was discovering Tim's book Relentless

people have been really, really, really hungry for the second book.

I have read literally every single personal development book, every single quote unquote mental toughness book that exists, all of them.

the book Relentless by Tim Grover, really good friend of mine, which is crazy because that book, I credit that book with actually saving my life and I've said that a million times because it made me understand that I wasn't crazy in the way that I thought.

I consider Tim Grover the greatest mental toughness expert out there in my opinion.

So I could get my, cause I had read it before and I read it cause I wanted to get my mental focus in the right spot. Cause I knew I had my work cut out for me.

And I think the biggest part of it that I enjoyed was it made me feel like I was, I'm sure you've heard this from many people, but it made me feel like I wasn't fucking crazy. Like I felt crazy for a long time.

So what the book Relentless did was it showed that, Hey, there's more of us out there than you know.

And that the greatest thing about Relentless, the book, is that it, it, it addresses that for people who are in the process.

if you haven't read Relentless, you have to read it because it's really good at helping you feel good about the journey you're on and not feel like you're doing something wrong or you should be listening to your mom and dad or your average friends.

Oh, dude. Must read. Fucking amazing book and he's an amazing dude.

He's Michael Jordan's performance coach.

I like Relentless by Tim Grover I think that's probably my top three favorites.

There's a whole other book about this called Relentless by Tim Grover, which, by the way, I got in touch with him.

Like, dude, I read an awesome fucking book on this. Our a good friend of our company, her name is Paula. She recommended a book to me called Relentless by Tim Grover, and I've talked about it on my Snapchat before, but that book is so awesome for people who are like entrepreneurs for a number of reasons. But the biggest thing I took away from that book was that there's nothing wrong with the way that I fucking think.

If you go read The Chaos Machine, which I recommend on here, almost every fucking show, it'll explain to you how nefarious people are that run these these platforms in terms of limiting our ability to get the proper information, but also limiting our ability to communicate effectively, intentionally, and then get us addicted to the scroll so that they can sell a shit and make money and control the fucking narrative.

if you want to know more, you go read that book called The Chaos Machine. I talk about it quite often.

If you read the book Chaos Machine, it talks in there about how it's designed to be addictive, it's designed to make you feel a certain way.

If you read the book, uh, The Chaos Machine, it actually explains step by step how they get you addicted to it and how nefarious they, how much work and effort goes in to creating the screen time addiction.

And you know, when I read the book, The Chaos Machine was very eye opening to me.

There's books out there like The Chaos Machine where people are actually reading it. They're starting to realize that these people who own these social media companies are not satisfied with just being some of the richest people on the planet.

if you read The Chaos Machine, which is a book all of you should read, it'll explain in there how they keep us addicted to social media.

If you read that book I've been talking about, The Chaos Machine, you can start to understand how they've been, this is fascism what's been happening.

I keep recommending that book, The Chaos Machine for you guys to read because it tells the truth of what social media does.

There's a lot of great things from social media. We wouldn't be friends if there wasn't social. Lots of my friends, lots of my best friends, I wouldn't even know without social.

There's lots of great things, but there's also a lot of bad things too. And so I'm not saying, like I said a couple of shows ago, social should be banned. Maybe it shouldn't be banned, but I'll tell you what, I'm genuinely very thankful that I spent a part of my adult life without it because I know what that's like. And I'm being honest, life was much better. Yeah. I mean, much better.

If you read that book, you will have a complete different perspective on how nefarious this is actually strategically designed to...

If you read this book, they'll talk in there. These people in public, they pretend like what they're doing is connecting people.

the premise of the book is this dude went to Facebook headquarters with a bunch of documents that show that what they were doing was fucked up.

It's a it's called The Chaos Machines by a dude named Max Fisher and it talks about how social media has completely fucked us all up. It's worth a read dude.

You can get it at episode 208 on the audio feed only again that's episode 208 on the audio feed only or you can go on andyfrisella.com and get the book the book is called the book on mental toughness that book will cover the entire live hard program top to bottom and also give you 10 chapters on mental toughness plus case studies on some famous people that you recognize and they tell you how they use mental toughness to become the people that you recognize the book is not required again you can get it for free at episode 208 but the book is definitely way more in-depth it has a lot of tips and tricks too as well

You could buy the book, the book on mental toughness.

It's on my website, andyforcella.com.

It'll go through the entire live hard program plus 10 chapters on mental toughness, some case studies on some famous people, how they use mental toughness to become the famous people that you recognize.

One sentence from your book on mental toughness, which keeps coming back to me, is on page 48. Being ambitious is a skill.

My mind keeps bringing this up, which is a sign that there is a lesson here for me to learn.

You taught me that discipline and other aspects of mental toughness are skills. But what about ambition is a skill?

It's not on YouTube. It's just on the audio feed or you can go to my website, andyfrisella.com and buy the book on mental toughness.

It will outline the entire live hard program. Uh, it gives you the ins and outs, the ups and downs, the in-depth knowledge of the entire program more than you get on the podcast.

Plus it has 10 chapters on mental toughness, why it's important, how you need to use it to build your life.

And then some case studies on some very famous people and how they use mental toughness to build the lives that they live.

Uh, there is a book, the book on mental toughness available on my website at Andy for salad.com.

There is also a book on this the book on mental toughness and you can get that book on my website andyfrisella.com it encompasses the whole live hard program ups and downs lefts and rights nuts and bolts gives you all the details if you're like me you'll love it because I have to know all the details before I do things but it's unnecessary you don't have to buy it you can just get the program for free at episode 208 the book also includes 10 chapters on mental toughness why it's important how to cultivate and how to use in your life along with some case studies on some very famous people how they used it to become the very famous people that you recognize now

You can also buy the book on mental toughness which is on my website andyfrisella.com.

You can also buy the book on mental toughness which is on my website andyfrisella.com.

It's currently sold out but if you want to get it when it comes back in, you should order it now because we're flying through those books.

Sold out the first run of that book. I want to say thank you to you guys. We expected that first run to last until mid February and we sold out of it before we actually launched it.

It was supposed to be launched literally today which would have been yesterday if you're listening to this now on January 1st. We don't have any books to sell so we are still offering the preorder.

The preorders will ship out about four weeks from now hopefully, maximum six weeks. But the response has been overwhelming.

Sold out the first run of that book.

We expected that first run to last until mid February and we sold out of it before we actually launched it.

It was supposed to be launched literally today which would have been yesterday if you're listening to this now on January 1st.

The preorders will ship out about four weeks from now hopefully, maximum six weeks.

But the response has been overwhelming. It's been very, very, very inspiring to me personally that so many people are committed to getting better and just being better examples.

You got Klaus Schwab writing books saying COVID-19, the great reset in 2020.

And people are like, oh, that's conspiracy.

What do you... Dude, it's a book. You could buy the shit on Amazon.

He talks about what they're doing, you know, like so many people are... To me, I don't understand what the resistance is here.

Klaus Schwab wrote a fucking book called COVID-19, the great reset.

They had a book out about it when it fucking started.

They ran an exercise, SPARS, okay? You can go fucking look it up, that details every play, play by play by play.

And to have the entire fucking grid collapse, our entire lives go back to the stone age, hunter and gatherer and them roll in and fucking offer their new solution, which by the way, it's called the fucking great reset.

I challenge you to go read that book

They wrote a fucking whole book about it called COVID-19, the great reset.

Klaus Schwab wrote a book about this, and that's exactly go back to that paragraph.

If you would just take an hour of your time and order the motherfucking book from Klaus Schwab and another hour to read the motherfucker and then to research these people, you would figure out what the fuck is going on.

This is exactly what they say. If you listen to his speeches, Klaus Schwab, this is exactly what the globalist agenda says and what they're about.

go read the book the great reset by klaus schwab

Klaus Schwab wrote a fucking book called The Great Reset, and you motherfuckers still think that this is some sort of massive conspiracy theory. It's no... It's a conspiracy.

I read magic power of thinking big and then unreasonable hospitality,

if you ain't reading you ain't even fucking trying

for 20 bucks you're getting someone's life fucking lesson life experience you're getting 20 30 40 fucking years of lessons from this person

when you don't understand that you can learn an entire life perspective from a book that's going to take you two to three hours of your time to read and you choose not to read it and then you bitch and complain about how you can't make any money how you're not successful how the world's not fair or you could fuck right off with that

i'll go through my notes for magic of thinking big and then what i'll do is i actually start reading the book again and then new shit will come out and i'll add that into my notes

There's a book called The Magic of Thinking Big.

I was rereading The Magic of Thinking Big and they tell a story in that book. It's a great book, uh, about this basically people using age as an excuse as to why they can't accomplish.

you told me to read magic of thinking big eight years ago and I've read it every year since.

you told me to read magic of thinking big eight years ago and I've read it every year since.

I recommend that book The Magic of Thinking Big so much because it lays out the real world how it works.

I recommend that book The Magic of Thinking Big so much because it lays out the real world how it works

Just blessed me with The Magic of Thinking Big. This is one of my favorites. I don't have the physical copy now, I do, but the audio. So guys, you need to be tuned into The Magic of Thinking Big.

And if you have ever read or even read excerpts of George Orwell's 1984, he talks about how they will show you something with your eyes and they will tell you not to believe it.

If you go back and look at 1984 by George Orwell, that's the point of what we're dealing with. We're dealing with the disillusion of truth so that nobody can really know what truth actually is.

The book 1984 by George Orwell you're just in this big brother you know is watching you but today we do have this technology that is watching us we all carry a microphone and a video camera around with us and those things are being gathered so they'll know whenever the the net is tightened around us enough.

That's what George Orwell wrote about in 1984 in the book, okay?

If you read 1984 by George Orwell, you'll fucking, it's like a manual for what the fuck is going on right now.

If you believe this, you're the useless eater that they were talking about in 1984.

if you go back and read 1984 it'll explain a lot of this shit to you what's happening

And, you know, so the good books are getting handed out as well.

I meant to tell you I just got a text from the publisher that says that they are literally out of books.

Amazon just contacted them asking for more books and so she texted me and said we don't have any more books.

we need to start writing books for teenagers

what we really need to do is we need to write fucking children's books like dr. Seuss

the idea was to create a set of books that teaches kids the reality of things that are getting lost in the shuffle today

it's not cool to tell kids that they aren't that special and that they have to try to win the game and that it's okay to keep score and it's okay to fucking dominate and it's okay to go out and do things when people are you know boohooing on their dreams and you know all the shit that goes along with the real world of success

go buy both books we're gonna have ten books eight to ten books buy them because they're good

I'm gonna give away signed Otis and Charlie books

So guys, the Amazon, the books, the Otis and Charlie's Hard Working Tales series books, we just launched a second book, its available on Amazon, its called Play to Win and obviously you know the theme but if youre a parent who has the desire for their kids to have a tremendous advantage over the other people that theyre going to grow up with, this is a great place to start.

If youre a parent who wants to teach their kids the right things but isnt sure how to go about it, this is the tool for you.

We're just burning through those and we haven't really done much to promote it

But have you

Yeah, guys if you bought the book, please leave a review on Amazon.

Yeah, that'd be very helpful

and if you want to go the website, it's Otis and Charlie CH AR L E Y Dot-com

But you could tell somebody they're great all you want for a million fucking years, but you put them in the real world and the real world is going to shit right on their face.

So the whole point of the book that we did, was to fucking fix this failed parenting strategy.

I have had 100 plus emails / posts exactly like that. Like people are talking to their kids in the terms of Otis and Charlie, and their mind is fucking blown that these little bitty kids, this kid's probably two, three, are understanding the concepts.

So I read this book to Owen the other night. Man, was I impressed at how my son actually got and understood the message of the book. Well done, Vaughn and Andy. I definitely recommend this book to any parent.

if you buy 15 books and you could show me your amazon receipt and prove that you got the books yeah we'll let you come

the purpose of the books is to be a tool it's not like hey we just wrote some fucking children's books

if you work fucking hard you get rewarded and if you live sit on the tv your ass on the tv you're nothing

Author of Third Circle Theory.

Yeah, exactly. Reading his book now. So he says that he knows he's going to use those skills in the future.

that's where I always like to recommend that book, The Third Circle Theory, because that book is very, very, very effective at getting people to become self-aware as to why they think the way they do.

buy the book, The Third Circle Theory,

PJ from Secret Entourage, author of Third Circle Theory.

I feel like it's probably the only book I've read that can get somebody who is thinking inside the box to look outside their box.

It's not going to be winning inside the game that you think is the game. There's more game out there.

It's hard to explain exactly what you can get from this book without you reading it, which is why I recommend it so much.

It's really about creating an environment where you're not only able to not be a byproduct of your environment, but be an actual person controlling the environment to do what you need it to do to get where you need to get in life.

You guys know I highly recommend his book, The Third Circle Theory.

Great book on that by the way. The Third Circle Theory.

There's an excellent book on this, by the way, that I want to plug on becoming self-aware about why you have the limits you have. It's called the Third Circle Theory. Okay. PJ. Yeah, PJ. PJ. I can't pronounce his last name and nobody can. We'll put it up on the website. But anyhow, PJ is a fucking brilliant dude and it's an awesome book on becoming self-aware. I've recommended it before. It's kind of a tough read because he's so fucking smart that you've got to really like be engaged in the book to like pick it up. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. One of those books that is written by somebody who's so intelligent that it's hard to follow. Yeah. You got to like really intentionally- God, the book's good, man. Yeah. It's great.

When you talk about why you are where you are which is why I recommend the book Third Circle Theory so hard

There's a good book on what you're asking and what you guys are talking about called The Third Circle Theory. You guys have heard me talk about it. It's good at understanding, helping people understand why they are where they are and how they got there.

A lot of people see this book advertised on Instagram and they don't really know what it is. It's a self-awareness book. It's a book that teaches you to recognize why you are where you are and why things haven't gone the way you wanted and how you get things to go the way you want by changing the way you think and changing the way that you expand and changing the way that you look at the world around you.

There's actually a book about this called The Four Agreements. You can read it. And it talks about not taking shit personal.

i think everyone would benefit reading

the fifth agreement is be skeptical

I think The Four Agreements is a book that every single human should read.

it helps you understand how important it is to, to, to not take things personally, to, um, not assume things and create stories in your head

It's never to take things personal.

And this goes back to the point we talked about being secure in your beliefs.

It's more about their problem.

there's a good book about that called The Four Agreements

There's a good book about that called The Four Agreements for agreements.

One of the things is don't take things personal.

You know there if you go read Dale Carnegie's How to Win Friends and Influence People it's a really good book for this kind of situation.

this idea of you are in the people business starting with yourself right like your interactions with people whether that's how you show up in the world how you remember someone's name how you you know look them in the eyes whatever it may be this idea of showing up for yourself i think you have to influence yourself

this idea of showing up for yourself i think you have to influence yourself and i think that book you know dale carnegie that was one of the first books i read when i like 16 17 that is just like a staple on my mind of a framework of just how i view like what i do from an interaction on the podcast but for the program um that's one

So I read very slow, I concentrate and I really try to embed what is being communicated to me through the reading. Another thing that you can do too is read old books. Okay? So older books that are from like, you know, let's say Napoleon Hill or Dale Carnegie, things that were written nearly a hundred years ago about personal developments or anything, right? Maybe political books, whatever you want to read. And older things, because they're written in a more formal language and you actually have to focus and comprehend more than you can reading like, you know, today's way of speaking, which is garbage.

But there's, you know, there's all these books written about how to improve your social skills. I mean, dude, were any of those resources helpful to you or did you ever read books?

one book that has been literally a bestseller every year since 1939 that i think is helpful on this it's not doesn't have all the answers but it's helpful is dale carnegie's book How to Win Friends and Influence People the only downside of that book is that it's not really written for modern people it hasn't been updated in a way that i think is really appropriate there needs to be a new voice speaking to these issues hint hint hint

there's this book uh about Sam Walton it was the first book I ever read it's called Made in the USA or Made in America of Sam Walton first book I ever read my life which is kind of ironic because like here I'm not now I'm here I never intended to be here when I was there but and but you read this book and it's this man the one of the great sound to pernures ever takes his whole fucking philosophy and puts it into fucking 250 page book this guy made Walmart bro he revolutionized retail he made his children or the richest people in the fucking world right like if they didn't have it split up six seven different ways it's the what's that worth so you think you're not gonna learn something yeah from the guy who created the thing that you see everywhere yeah it's like anybody

Sam Walton made an America as name of the book.

You know, I had some Tony Robbins books, which I owe a lot to Tony Robbins. You know what I'm saying? But like these, these, the way the information is taught now, there's no excuse to be a fucking dumb fuck. It's just pure laziness.

I still think maybe the best book I ever read, and it is relevant, but it's still Sam Walton's book as autobiography.

It's really a simple story of a man that just worked hard and used common sense and never gave up and just went forward, forward, forward.

He had lots of failures. He was bankrupt 20 times.

What's a Walmart founder? Sam Walton. I've read those books many, many times. And Sam Walton's story is, is the same story that's right here right now with your company. It's the same story. That was the first book I ever read.

There's a whole book about this. The Seth Godin wrote called Linchpin.

There is a great book written about this by probably the smartest business guy out there that nobody really talks about. His name is Seth Godin. He's a fucking legend. He wrote a book called Lynchpin.

guys like Seth Godin okay guys like Jeffrey Gittimer those guys write amazing practical books that you can learn a fucking shitload

that's a plug for Seth Godin's book Linchpin in a company

if you've read Seth Godin's book right, pin, that's how you become an in dude your best thing that you could do is make yourself a indisposable asset to the company to where like they like if you left they be fucked

if you've read Seth Godin's book, right, pin that's how you become an in dude your best thing that you could do is make yourself a indisposable asset to the company to where like they like if you left they be fucked

Malcolm Gladwell talks about this okay and out his book Outliers he defines what this means 10,000 hours or ten years of your time that's what it takes that's what it takes for it to be great at anything

You guys probably heard of Malcolm Gladwell he wrote a book called Outliers he talks about all the people who became really great at something invested a minimum of 10,000 hours practicing literally 10,000 hours or 10 years and a bunch of people jumped all over him some of them were college professors guys who really you know the same guys who know shit but never actually did it and they said hey this isn't really true you have to figure in natural talent and opportunities and resources and privilege and blah blah blah and Gladwell said hey listen dude I get it of course natural talent is a factor no matter how often I practice playing chess I'm never going to be a grandmaster like Bobby Fischer.

There's a book called the Outliers that I encourage young people to read and it's like, it talks about, you know, your 10,000 hours, um, you know, 10 years or 10,000 hours. Yeah. And it's like, until you've, until you've put that, that work in, you know, you still got a lot of work to do, you know?

It's one of Malcolm Gladwell's books. Yeah, you mean Outliers? Outliers. Where he talks about 10,000 days or 10,000 hours? To become an expert?

So I read very slow, I concentrate and I really try to embed what is being communicated to me through the reading. Another thing that you can do too is read old books. Okay? So older books that are from like, you know, let's say Napoleon Hill or Dale Carnegie, things that were written nearly a hundred years ago about personal developments or anything, right? Maybe political books, whatever you want to read. And older things, because they're written in a more formal language and you actually have to focus and comprehend more than you can reading like, you know, today's way of speaking, which is garbage.

Listen, bro, they've been writing about this for hundreds of years. I'm not the first fucking person to ever talk about this. Like Napoleon Hill wrote fucking books about it.

I remember Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill I read it a long time ago and I'm like fuck this guy is not even a real human Napoleon he died a long time ago

And of course, Think and Grow Rich. I like that one.

Vince Lombardi books or John Wooden books or anything that Jocko has written.

there's, there's like a classic one that came out years ago and then there's a new one. It's awesome. New one it's like this big and it's got his picture on it. It says Wooden and gold.

Put up that book in the link guys by that book and read that book because he's a fucking expert on going deep. He understands what going deep means. All right. So read that fucking book.

wouldn't on leadership probably my top two favorite books on leadership incredible book

the average length of john Wooden's teaching and motivational speeches was 16 seconds

John Wooden's book. Uh, I can't remember the name of it. It's, I think it's just Wooden. A great fucking book.

anything by Seth Godin, if you're a business person, like literally if I was in business, uh, and I was just starting, I would go on Amazon. I would order every fucking single Seth Godin book written and read all of them before I even started.

I would start with the purple cow.

every single one of you should go on amazon right now and order the purple cow

the whole book is based around the concept of being remarkable which means literally remarkable that means that you do something that makes people say wow whoa that's cool

it's one of the best books i ever read that book changed my life no bullshit

And there's a book about this guys. I believe it's on the badass book list on the MFCO website It's called the purple cow okay

Something by Seth Godin is relevant it really teaches you how to think differently. I can't really name one book the Purple Cow was the first book I read by him and that's what got me hooked on all of his stuff. The guy's a fucking genius sometimes he can be hard to read because the guy's so smart and you know he's gonna be smarter than you if you're listening to this and just is.

So there's this really good book called The Five Dysfunctions of a Team that I read, I don't know, 12, 15 years ago.

So there's this really good book called The Five Dysfunctions of a Team that I read, I don't know, 12, 15 years ago. It kind of goes through this process of how you get people to contribute and be valued on your team. And I read that book and it changed my perspective, but I still struggle with it.

There's a couple of books you can read about this. Um, one of them is called The Five Dysfunctions of a Team.

if you've read Relentless, you have to read Winning because Relentless is the mindset. Winning is about the journey and what you're going to see, feel, taste along the journey.

if you had a hard time understanding relentless, you have no shot at Winning.

Relentless, it makes you form a partnership with your decisions and your commitments. Winning makes you form a partnership with your actions and your success. And you need all four

Book that I'm reading up in the house right now. I just got done with a couple different books by Tim Grover. I read Relentless and I've already read those books, but I read Relentless and Winning Back to Back as part of 75 Hard because I think they're such good mindset books for me. So I'm always working on different things.

And then I decided to string it along with Winning.

I'm going to try to catch up on all mental performance books just to amplify the effects of what the program already does.

coincidentally we're here to talk about today his second book which is amazing

this book is actually it's a continuing talk of relentless so you have the relentless mindset and now it's Winning.

your mind has to be stronger than your feelings your mind in order to win your mind has to be stronger than your feelings

Winning throws a huge party in your honor yeah because you won then the next time it refuses to give you the time or place yeah it's like it locks the key on you

Winning makes you different and difference scares people