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THE 24-HOUR RULE OF BRAGGING: Why It's Essential For Your Success, with Andy Frisella - MFCEO301
If you could take a time machine back to your biggest win in life…would you? If you’re thinking “Of course! I'd love to rocket back to Yesteryear to relive the Glory Days," then your chances of being a real success in life are probable zero. ZERO. Truly successful people have a completely different mindset. They are guided by a major rule in life: The 24-Hour Rule of Bragging. This rule protects you from mediocrity and helps you move on from massive mistakes.
SHOW NOTES
00:30 – Andy's introduction to today's show
00:50 – What an MFCEO really is
02:30 – Why Andy gives out a ton of content for free
03:25 – The fee for The MFCEO Project podcast
04:45 – Why so many people live in the past
06:00 – What sets the Frisella's apart from others on Instagram
06:45 – Why Sal never talks about his success as an athlete or salesman
08:00 – How truly successful people abide by the 24 Hour Rule of Bragging
09:30 – Why a history of winning and domination is important to build momentum
10:20 – How successful people define success in the present tense
11:00 – Why who you were in the past is irrelevant, whether it be good or bad
11:50 – How to dramatically change your momentum over the course of 75 days
12:45 – Why Andy has fun enjoying his victories for a short period of time
13:20 – How to start making progress now
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