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    Five Days In, with Andy Frisella - MFCEO118

    enJanuary 05, 2017

    Podcast Summary

    • Struggling with New Year's resolutions?Focus on consistent effort and small changes for personal growth, rather than unrealistic expectations or quick fixes.

      Many people struggle to keep their New Year's resolutions, even just five days in. Despite setting goals and making plans, it's common to falter and fall back into old habits. The podcast host, Andy, encourages listeners to be honest with themselves about this trend and to avoid buying into the latest programs or podcasts as a quick fix. Instead, he suggests focusing on consistent effort and making small, achievable changes rather than setting unrealistic expectations. It's important to remember that progress may not be linear, but staying committed to personal growth is key.

    • Bridging the gap between aspiration and actionTaking action and sticking to commitments, no matter the size, is crucial for personal growth and success. Prioritize, take responsibility, and put in the effort to achieve your goals.

      The attitude towards personal growth and success often involves a gap between aspiration and action. Many people express a desire for success, but struggle to follow through on their commitments, even for short periods of time. This can lead to frustration and dissatisfaction with one's life. The speaker challenges this mindset, emphasizing the importance of taking action and sticking to commitments, no matter how small. He encourages individuals to evaluate their priorities and take responsibility for their lives, rather than making excuses or relying on others for validation. Ultimately, success requires effort and dedication, and those who are willing to put in the work will be rewarded.

    • Success is a journey, not an instant eventSuccess requires consistent effort, hustle, and control over your life. Don't wait for luck or external circumstances, take action and make things happen.

      Success requires action and dedication, not just the desire or dream of it. The speaker emphasizes that success is a process, not an instant event that falls from the sky. It involves hard work, hustle, and executing daily tasks. It's essential to differentiate between being in love with the idea of success and being in love with success itself. Those who wait for luck or external circumstances to bring success may never achieve it. Instead, successful people take control of their lives and make things happen. They don't rely on "what if" statements or external factors beyond their control. In essence, success is a journey, not a destination, and it requires consistent effort and determination.

    • Don't Give Up on Your New Year's ResolutionsIdentify goals, create daily tasks, and commit to them to keep pushing forward towards success.

      It's only been five days into the new year or new resolution, and it's not too late to get back on track. If you've slipped up or made mistakes, don't give up. Instead, identify your goals, create a list of daily tasks to help you achieve them, and commit to doing those tasks every day. Quitting now might as well mean quitting forever. The speaker expresses frustration with those who set goals but don't take action towards achieving them. It's essential to evaluate whether you truly want success or just the idea of it. Take responsibility for your actions, put in the effort, and keep pushing forward.

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