The Journal on Mental Toughness
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971. Q&AF: Leading Vs. Delegating, Dealing With Judgement & Balancing Gratitude And Growth
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)
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It was mentioned as a tool to teach children how to attack goals, instilling in them the understanding of input and output and the importance of investment in achieving results. It was described as something that matters to instill into children before they enter the school system.
I also make a little product for kids. That's a kid's power list.
— Episode: 320. Q&AF: Paying Yourself, Instilling M...
It was mentioned as a tool to teach children how to attack goals, instilling in them the understanding of input and output and the importance of investment in achieving results. It was described as something that matters to instill into children before they enter the school system.
I also make a little product for kids. That's a kid's power list.
It's basically a way to teach your kids how to attack goals. I think that is an excellent way to start your kids, even when they're young, because what kids fundamentally have to understand is that what you invest, you will get out and put out.
That's why I started writing children's books. That's why I made the the Children's Power List Journal, because these things matter to instill into your children before they get into our school system.
The Power List is a daily planner used to identify five critical tasks to be done each day; it was discussed as a tool to build momentum and create lasting positive habits, leading to achieving larger goals. It was described as a simple yet powerful tool for success, focusing on daily wins rather than long-term goals.
If you haven't heard of it, this is gonna be the best five minutes of your fucking life
Every single day, you've gotta win the day. Ben and I both use that phrase all the time.
This is a what to do today. You either do it or you don't do it. It's a choice. This is actionable things that you are going to do.
It's not about being perfect. It's about getting better every day.
Make sure you understand how to do it right. Make sure you're doing it right. Don't adjust it. Don't put your fucking twist on it. I'm giving you the fucking secret sauce right here.
It was described as the seventh book in a series of children's books, focused on teaching children the right values, such as hard work and being a good citizen. The author mentioned it as a rewarding project due to positive feedback from listeners.
Otis, The Happy Camper, my children's book, which is book number seven of what I think will be, I thought it was going to be 10 but I actually think it's going to be many more books.
— Episode: 176. #75HARD vs Will Grumke
It was described as the seventh book in a series of children's books, focused on teaching children the right values, such as hard work and being a good citizen. The author mentioned it as a rewarding project due to positive feedback from listeners.
Otis, The Happy Camper, my children's book, which is book number seven of what I think will be, I thought it was going to be 10 but I actually think it's going to be many more books.
The reason I write these books guys is because over many, many years of being in the personal development space, I've realized that a lot of parents really want to teach their kids the right things, but were never actually taught those things themselves or just now realizing these things in their lives.
So the reason that we created these books guys was really because we needed to get to people sooner. Okay? Just like we talk about indoctrination on the left of all this crazy shit, right? Well, indoctrination is going to happen either way. So do you want them to be raised with the right values of hard work, doing the right thing, being a good citizen, all of these things that represent what this country's about and should be about, or do you want them to be indoctrinated by people who want them to believe that, you know, they're fucking, who knows what they want them to believe actually now? I have no fucking idea.
But they are some really helpful books and probably the most rewarding project that I've been a part of because all of the posts and tags that you guys make that use these books, um, are awesome, man. It's super incredible and I really appreciate your guys' support.
It was described as the seventh book in a series of children's books written by Andy Frisella, intended to teach children positive values such as hard work and good citizenship. It was mentioned to be ad-free and well-received by children and parents.
Otis, The Happy Camper, my children's book, which is book number seven of what I think will be, I thought it was going to be 10 but I actually think it's going to be many more books.
The reason I write these books guys is because over many, many years of being in the personal development space, I've realized that a lot of parents really want to teach their kids the right things, but were never actually taught those things themselves or just now realizing these things in their lives.
So the reason that we created these books guys was really because we needed to get to people sooner.
there's no cursing. You don't have to worry about that.
Dune, Dune Messiah, and Children of Dune
The speaker mentions reading a 70-page book twice to prepare for a driver's test, but some questions on the test were not covered in the book.
I read the book.
— Episode: 484. Part 1 - Andy & DJ CTI: ATL Police...
The speaker mentions reading a 70-page book twice to prepare for a driver's test, but some questions on the test were not covered in the book.
I read the book.
Yeah, I read the book. The book's 70 pages long. I read the book twice front to back.
OK, the shit they were asking me on there was like I didn't see that shit in the book.
The book was mentioned in context of J.D. Vance being named Trump's running mate and his first republican convention as a national introduction to the role. It was mentioned that Vance gained recognition with the train derailment in Ohio, though he was already a published author.
He's an Ohio Senator. Now, he really came to light, I guess, with the train derailment in Ohio and East Palestine. That's when he really started to come to light. Nobody really heard of him before tha...
— Episode: 744. Andy & DJ CTI: Trump's Assassinatio...
The book was mentioned in context of J.D. Vance being named Trump's running mate and his first republican convention as a national introduction to the role. It was mentioned that Vance gained recognition with the train derailment in Ohio, though he was already a published author.
He's an Ohio Senator. Now, he really came to light, I guess, with the train derailment in Ohio and East Palestine. That's when he really started to come to light. Nobody really heard of him before that, whatever.
The speaker mentions that there are whole books about the manipulation of people and how easily those without purpose can be recruited for political causes.
Bro, there's whole books about this.
— Episode: 484. Part 1 - Andy & DJ CTI: ATL Police...
The speaker mentions that there are whole books about the manipulation of people and how easily those without purpose can be recruited for political causes.
Bro, there's whole books about this.
There's whole books about this.
The classic tribute to hope from the Holocaust (With New Material)
It was described as a fabulous book and listen, a documentary or diary of the concentration camps, which discussed apathy and its role in the demoralization of a man.
If you've ever read or listened to A Man's Search for Meeting, which is a fabulous book, it's a fabulous listen. It's a documentary or diary of the concentration camps. He talks about apathy and the r...
— Episode: 162. Made In America Ft. Christian Walke...
It was described as a fabulous book and listen, a documentary or diary of the concentration camps, which discussed apathy and its role in the demoralization of a man.
If you've ever read or listened to A Man's Search for Meeting, which is a fabulous book, it's a fabulous listen. It's a documentary or diary of the concentration camps. He talks about apathy and the role it plays in the demoralization of a man.
An Olympian's Journey from Airman to Castaway to Captive
This book, about Louis Zamperini, was described as having incredible writing, making it feel like a movie; though the movie adaptation was considered poor.
The best book that I've ever read out loud with my wife...was the book Unbroken by Laura Hillenbrand.
— Episode: 10. Should You Eat Bambi or Bamboo, How...
This book, about Louis Zamperini, was described as having incredible writing, making it feel like a movie; though the movie adaptation was considered poor.
The best book that I've ever read out loud with my wife...was the book Unbroken by Laura Hillenbrand.
It's an insane story. By the way, the movie sucks but the book is incredible and Laura Hillenbrand, right? The way she writes it's like you're reading a movie. It's so descriptive and awesome.
The Power of Passion and Perseverance
The book was mentioned in relation to the most important indicator for success; how much pain someone can tolerate. It was referenced as a study from the University of Pennsylvania.
The number one study for success is just how much pain can somebody tolerate?
— Episode: 494. Small Business Revolution In Americ...
The book was mentioned in relation to the most important indicator for success; how much pain someone can tolerate. It was referenced as a study from the University of Pennsylvania.
The number one study for success is just how much pain can somebody tolerate?
The Kennedys and the Women They Destroyed
It was described as an awesome book by Mike, a chiropractor, regarding its helpfulness. The podcast hosts briefly discussed it but did not elaborate on its contents.
Have you heard of the book Ask? No. Okay, it's apparently an awesome book.
— Episode: How to Create Killer Content, with Andy...
It was described as an awesome book by Mike, a chiropractor, regarding its helpfulness. The podcast hosts briefly discussed it but did not elaborate on its contents.
Have you heard of the book Ask? No. Okay, it's apparently an awesome book.
Mike, the chiropractor, he doesn't want me to call him the chiropractor, the back pain guy, he was telling me how great that book was.
Fighting for Common Sense in a World That’s Lost its Mind
Riley Gaines' newly released book discusses her experiences in the swimming world and how she feels about the transgender movement.
Yeah. Yeah. Actually just wrote a book. It's called Swimming Against the Current, Fighting for Common Sense in a World That's Lost Its Mind. Just came out last month.
— Episode: 722. Andy, Riley Gaines & DJ CTI: Day 3...
Riley Gaines' newly released book discusses her experiences in the swimming world and how she feels about the transgender movement.
Yeah. Yeah. Actually just wrote a book. It's called Swimming Against the Current, Fighting for Common Sense in a World That's Lost Its Mind. Just came out last month.
An Easy & Proven Way to Build Good Habits & Break Bad Ones
It was mentioned as a great book that Andy Frisella was currently reading.
I am reading Atomic Habits which is a great book
— Episode: 10. Should You Eat Bambi or Bamboo, How...
It was mentioned as a great book that Andy Frisella was currently reading.
I am reading Atomic Habits which is a great book
Books 1-7 (Slipcase)
It was mentioned as an example of a book not to read when seeking to improve skills; the speaker advocates for reading books on skill development instead.
Read a book, and no fucking Harry Potter shit.
— Episode: 147. Two Tools Champions Use To Win
It was mentioned as an example of a book not to read when seeking to improve skills; the speaker advocates for reading books on skill development instead.
Read a book, and no fucking Harry Potter shit.
My Journey Into Life's Perfection
This book helped the speaker understand that while he controls many aspects of his life through 75 Hard, there are also things outside of his control; it promoted the idea of surrendering to the uncontrollable aspects of life.
The Surrender Experiment by Michael Singer told me that there's a lot going on here that we are not in control of 75 hard shows you are in control of a lot of your life and you if you...
— Episode: 758. #75HARD vs Danny Miranda
This book helped the speaker understand that while he controls many aspects of his life through 75 Hard, there are also things outside of his control; it promoted the idea of surrendering to the uncontrollable aspects of life.
The Surrender Experiment by Michael Singer told me that there's a lot going on here that we are not in control of 75 hard shows you are in control of a lot of your life and you if you do the task every day you can control how you feel but then there's also a lot that's happening that is outside of my control I didn't know on August 8th 2024 I'd be here that's outside of my control I just show up every day and do what I'm supposed to do right I don't control when I meet certain friends or house or not for two needs come in you don't control it we all we do is show up on how we can show up so surrender to what you don't have control over is a really important thing that The Surrender Experiment by Michael Singer show me so those are two books
30th Anniversary Edition (The Covey Habits Series)
The podcasters discussed Jordan Peterson's views on violence, particularly regarding men and its relation to controlling violence, which was mentioned in relation to the book.
Jordan Peterson talks on this, just on the idea of like violence when it comes, especially specifically to men, you know, but saying like, no violence, like being able to control violence, it's absolu...
— Episode: 537. Andy & DJ CTI: Pentagon $6.2 Billio...
The podcasters discussed Jordan Peterson's views on violence, particularly regarding men and its relation to controlling violence, which was mentioned in relation to the book.
Jordan Peterson talks on this, just on the idea of like violence when it comes, especially specifically to men, you know, but saying like, no violence, like being able to control violence, it's absolutely necessary.
A New Translation (Modern Library)
It was described as a good book, enjoyable from the start.
One of the books I'm reading right now at home in the bar, the cigar bar, is Meditations by Marcus Aurelius. Okay. That's really cool. I never read that book before and it gets good r...
— Episode: 456. Q&AF: Struggling To Take Time Off,...
It was described as a good book, enjoyable from the start.
One of the books I'm reading right now at home in the bar, the cigar bar, is Meditations by Marcus Aurelius. Okay. That's really cool. I never read that book before and it gets good right away. It's really, really good.
Time Management for Mortals
Andy Frisella mentioned reading this book, which discusses the concept of the average lifespan being 4,000 weeks, prompting a discussion on time management and the importance of commitment to one's craft.
i'm reading a book right now it's called um like you're 4 000 weeks like the average life span is 4 000 weeks and you know i'm 22 uh how old are you in 43 43 right 20 21 years apart.
— Episode: 529. #75HARD vs Casey Adams
Andy Frisella mentioned reading this book, which discusses the concept of the average lifespan being 4,000 weeks, prompting a discussion on time management and the importance of commitment to one's craft.
i'm reading a book right now it's called um like you're 4 000 weeks like the average life span is 4 000 weeks and you know i'm 22 uh how old are you in 43 43 right 20 21 years apart.
The podcast host mentioned this book, relating it to the idea that prioritizing personal feelings over facts leads to poor decision-making. It was recommended as a good read if you haven't already read it.
Ego Is the Enemy. It's a great book if you've never read it but when you start to to use your personal emotion in in in the decision making process versus the actual facts of to make...
— Episode: 65. America: Facts And Takeaways - Part...
The podcast host mentioned this book, relating it to the idea that prioritizing personal feelings over facts leads to poor decision-making. It was recommended as a good read if you haven't already read it.
Ego Is the Enemy. It's a great book if you've never read it but when you start to to use your personal emotion in in in the decision making process versus the actual facts of to make the decision making process you're ultimately going to lose you make bad decisions
The book was mentioned as an example of a work by an author who was not famous during their lifetime but later gained recognition for their significant contribution to literature.
Bach, Herman Melville who wrote Moby Dick, all these people who have lasting legacies.
— Episode: SUNDAY SERMON: Setting the Record Straig...
The book was mentioned as an example of a work by an author who was not famous during their lifetime but later gained recognition for their significant contribution to literature.
Bach, Herman Melville who wrote Moby Dick, all these people who have lasting legacies.
The Original 1925 Edition (Booklover's Library Classics)
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