Andy Frisella

Or, like, you know, it's almost like this... It's not in a sense where, like, I need... Oh, I need this better car or I need this better house or whatever.

It's more of, like, self-accomplishment stuff.

Right.

Like, where I'm like, damn, what else can I do that, like, no one else is fucking doing and, like, that doesn't seem doable that I can get done?

And then when I do it, I'm like...

Right when you finish, just nothing.

I'm like, damn, I got to do something again.

I wish there was another 200-mile race in two weeks.

know it's like i said bro like this is cool it's your standard bro yeah you expect it yeah and when and and that's the difference i think between people who are very high achievers and people who aren't is that people who aren't set out with a hope like i hope i finish or i hope i win or i hope i make a million dollars or i hope i build this company

And I think, I know this, every high achiever that I talk to, like legit high achiever, they always say the same, bro.

They're like, I expect that.

And anything less than that is a loss to me.

And that's how I think of it for myself.

Like I don't really celebrate wins.

which is bad because, you know, you miss out on a lot of shit, but also it doesn't fill your ego so much that you don't try anymore.

You quit working.

You know what I mean?

Yeah.

And I'd rather be wired that way than the other way where I did something and I'm like, Oh, I did this thing.

And then I kind of,