The MFCEO Project Is Back. Nobody Told You.

The #1 business podcast in the world ended at the top in 2019. It's been publishing new episodes every week again, and there's a reason it never showed up in your podcast app.

Andy Frisella, in his own words

“Motivation is temporary. Discipline is forever.”

Andy Frisella · host, The MFCEO Project · the #1 business podcast in the world, 2015–2019 · creator of 75 HARD

NEW EPISODES. EVERY WEEK. NOW.

Be honest about what that show was to you.

It wasn't background noise. You listened on job sites and sales floors and in cars you were embarrassed to park at the meeting. You ran the Power List out of a spiral notebook because episode after episode told you that winning the day was the whole game. Some of you built businesses off that show. Some of you just built yourselves.

Then in 2019, at #1 in the world, he ended it. No decline, no scandal, no slow fade into ad reads for mattress companies. He walked off the top, which is the most MFCEO thing he ever did.

And if you're like most of the old audience, you moved on. Checked back once or twice. Saw REAL AF, a different show for a different purpose. Figured the business teaching era was over.

It isn't. It came back. And almost nobody from the original audience knows.

Why You Haven't Seen It in Your Podcast App

Here's the news, plainly:

The MFCEO Project is publishing new episodes every single week. Same raw teaching that built the first run: business, sales, leadership, customer loyalty, mental toughness. Not throwbacks. Not re-releases. New episodes.

The reason your podcast app never told you is that it doesn't live there. It lives inside The Operator Standard, the daily execution platform Andy spent three years building. He took the show off the open feed and put it where his most serious audience actually operates.

You can call that a paywall if you want. He'd probably call it a filter. Either way, here's the honest math on it:

What Else Is In There (Because You Already Know His System)

Think back to what the show actually taught you to do. Five critical tasks a day. No more, no less. Win the day or lose the day. Stack the wins into weeks, months, a different life. You probably ran it on paper.

The Operator Standard is that notebook, turned into a machine.

The Power List, digital, with streaks you protect and strikes you can't hide from.

ARCANE, an AI engine that takes your actual goals and builds the daily critical tasks for you.

Crews and leaderboards against 15,000+ operators who notice when you go quiet.

And the new MFCEO episodes, every week, built into the same app. The teaching and the tool in one place, which is what the show always wanted to be. Back then he could only tell you what to do. Now the thing in your pocket makes sure you actually do it.

What the People Already Inside Are Saying

What It Costs, and How to Think About It

$50 a month.

Not app pricing. Think of it as what the show was actually worth to you. If an episode ever changed the way you ran your business, made you the money for a first hire, or got you off the couch during the worst year of your life, you already know the number is low.

No free trial, on purpose. Free built the biggest business podcast in the world once. This run is for the people who took it seriously. And the price is climbing as the platform grows. Get in now and your rate is locked forever.

One thing worth knowing for the die-hards: you'll see a $2,500 Lifetime membership at checkout. One payment, and you never lose access to the show or the system again. But most people start where it makes sense to start. $50. This month's episodes. See if he's still the guy. You already know he is.

One Question, Old Listener to Old Listener

You've told people about this show. At some point you cornered a friend, a brother, a coworker and said you have to listen to this guy. You did his program in a notebook for free and it worked.