If you want to make your dream become reality, the people that are running after that dream,

know they're gonna have hard times, they keep on running because they're saying within themselves,

I'm the one, I'm the one, no matter how bad it is or how bad it gets, I'm going to make it.

What is up guys, you're listening to the MFCO project, I'm Andy, I'm your host,

and I am the motherfucking CEO, this is your first time joining us welcome, the goal of this podcast is to get you to become the MFCO of your life.

What does that mean? That means figuring out how to take control, how to be effective, how to rise above the bullshit that we have to deal with in society and realize that you are the person that ultimately dictates your success.

Today is Sunday sermon, and as always on Sunday sermon, I'm joined by my co-host Vaughn, the pastor of Disaster.

What's up? What's up dude, how are you? I'm good man, I have lots of questions I want to ask you that really don't have anything to do with our specific topic,

but man I would love to ask you at least one of them. Okay, well it's our show, you want to fuck me one?

Yeah, so I was reading this article the other day saying that you know the Lakers they got LeBron James, and I know that you're not a basketball guy, but yeah, yeah.

So apparently LeBron James is not buying into defense as much as he should, like for the Lakers to be truly transcendent, he needs to play better defense.

If you're Luke Walton, you're a young guy, relatively young head coach, how do you motivate a guy who's already the level of greatness, but apparently is not.

Well, is he level of greatness? I don't know, I mean, but how would you, how would you Andy forcella sit down and talk to the LeBron and tell him play better defense?

Well, did Michael Jordan play defense? He sure did. He did? Yeah, he did. That's what I would do. Yeah.

I would fucking sit the motherfucker down and I would say, hey, look dude, you got all the tools would be great. You've already been great, but here's the reality.

The reality is the people who are greater than you, which is not debatable. Yeah, you might think it's debatable because of your own ego, but it's not debatable.

You're better than you did these things and these things are things that help the team become great. And if you're just worried about you being great, you're leaving a lot of greatness on the table, and you might not understand that right now because you're still young, you're very wealthy, you've done very well, and it's hard for you to really wrap your brain around your legacy at this point in your life, but your legacy is going to be.

It's not going to be how many titles you won. It's not going to be how many points you score, saying me how much money you made, your greatness is going to be judged by how much you left on the table.

And that's what I would talk to you. Yeah. And I would have obviously a longer conversation than that, but the truth of it is is people's judge people's greatness is not ultimately spoken about in terms of what they accomplish.

You know what I mean? Yeah. So would you think about anybody who's been great in the world, they talk about all these things that they did, they conquered this, they won this, they did this, this, this, but really, when you're alone and you're at home and you're by yourself,

you know how much you left on the table. And so while everybody else might think you're great, you're not going to feel fulfilled because you know what you left on the fucking table. And that's a problem. I deal with that a lot to be to be completely honest because,

you know, not the wealthiest guy, I'm not the most successful guy in our industry and not the most successful guy every in any industry.

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