#andy frisella

[theambitiouswoman]

They aren't gonna understand it until it speaks for itself.

Many people obsess over whether or not people believe in them.

1. Why does it matter?

It doesn't.

Literally at all.

2. What have you honestly done in your life to give people a reason to believe in you?

Being born doesn't count.

What you should be concerned with is if you believe in you.

...and the only way you can do this is by proving to yourself over and over on a daily basis that you can trust yourself to follow through on exactly what you said you would.

That's all that matters.

Execute day in and day out and eventually the results you produce will be undeniable.

You'll believe in you.

So will they.

[thepanvelite]

Active day included training legs, swimming, working, and walking. Day 27 was a big push!

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[carelovequotes]

Dream so big everyone thinks you’re crazy, no matter what they think about it. The only person that limits you stares back at you in the mirror every single day.

Andy Frisella

[akiras-sanctuary]

“When you focus on what you did last year, or what you did two years ago, or what you did last month, or the award i wanted, the company function, or the sales numbers that i hit and beat everybody on the squad, or whatever, when you focus on that shit guys, that is energy you could be putting into actually improving, or focusing on the task at hand which is TODAY, you have to be willing to look at yourself and be honest with yourself on this, if this is you you have to stop this behavior.”

- Andy Frisella

[theambitiouswoman]

Every single one of us has decisions we need to make every day...

...and since most of us are emotionally attached to the outcome of the decisions we're making...

It can be very difficult to make a logical decision.

Understand this...

When you allow your emotions to cloud your judgement in the decision-making process...

You are no longer making the best decision possible based on the real facts and data...

Which will actually cause you to make a bad decision that produces a lesser, or completely different result from the one you desire.

If you truly want the best possible outcome...

You must learn to separate yourself from your emotions.

Most of the time, that's going to mean making some extremely difficult decisions.

It's worth it.

Push your feelings aside.

Evaluate the facts.

Find the truth.

Doing so will save you a lot of time, money, and frustration

[theambitiouswoman]

Legends don't concern themselves with being "good enough" to beat their competition...

They focus on becoming as great as they can possibly become by playing their best game every single time.

When you only worry about beating your competition...

You set yourself up to perform slightly better than your competitor.

When you focus on playing your best game...

You set yourself up to execute at the highest level possible.

That's the difference between winning and complete fucking domination.

Quit playing the one-up game.

If you truly want to solidify yourself as the undisputed champion...

Start showing up to play your best game every single day...

Commit yourself to constantly improving your game...

[theambitiouswoman]

Why is it that so many people need a guarantee that they'll be successful before they take action?

Can you eat a cake before it's baked?

Do farmers harvest their crops before they plant?

Is a painting beautiful before it's painted?

Can you drive a car before you add fuel?

The answer to all of these things is an obvious "No."

So why do you need the assurance that if you put in the work...

You'll get the result?

Are there going to be variations in the end result?

Sure.

Will you ever know exactly how things are going to turn out?

No.

But here's the truth...

Your inaction will guarantee that you will NEVER BE SUCCESSFUL.

Commit yourself to doing the work.

Commit yourself to the process of learning.

Commit yourself to becoming great.

Live by these commitments and never fucking quit.

That's the only way you'll guarantee your success.

[theambitiouswoman]

Setting out to pursue and achieve your biggest goals is going to separate the people in your life into two different groups:

The first group is going to be confused.

They're going to be intimidated.

They're going to be jealous.

They're going to quietly track your progress...

But you'll never hear a single word of encouragement from them.

This group of people will never understand your actions...

...and it's not your job to help them understand either.

Leave them behind.

The second group will react much differently.

These are the people who are winning in their own lives.

They see you going out to pursue your own wins...

...and will encourage you and support you in doing so.

They work hard in their own lives … and get excited when other people do the same.

Keep these people close.

If you want to make your biggest goals and dreams a reality...

Identify and surround yourself with the people who support and encourage your growth.

Forget the rest.