The Mfceo Project

The brave men and women of our military have made incredible sacrifices for our freedom.  Andy Frisella says that "In America, you have an obligation to be successful. Honor our vets by choosing to be great."

Peer pressure can make you or break you.  Your peer group largely determines your success in both business and life.  So it is critical to choose your friends wisely.  Do they influence you to dominate--or do nothing?

Truly successful entrepreneurs are ethical business people. From “giving what you want to get” to “treating your team well,” doing the right thing is a good thing--and good for business.

Andy shares his manifesto on money and explains why making money matters.  He dispels myths about money and shares principles for earning more of it.  Money is not the root of all evil, he explains, and pursuing wealth can be a noble goal.  When it comes to business and entrepreneurialism, however, how much money you make will be directly connected to how much value you bring to the world.

Is getting stabbed good for business? In this first conversation of the podcast, [Andy Frisella](www.andyfrisella.com), CEO of Supplement Superstores and 1st Phorm International, explains the purpose of the podcast and shares how he was brutally stabbed, left for dead, but eventually recovered and learned the importance of overcoming adversity for success in business and life. The key is to develop a mindset that knows how "to turn adversity into an asset."  This is a provocative, motivating conversation that drives home what all successful people have in common: the ability to find the good in the bad.