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In the Loop with Andy Andrews

Andy Andrews, hosted by David Loy

In the Loop with Andy Andrews will expose you to the powerful yet simple principles that, once applied, will change your life forever. Hosted by New York Times bestselling author and in-demand corporate speaker Andy Andrews, this podcast will expose you to the things Andy has been doing in his own life for years that have allowed him to achieve his desired results both professionally and personally. Listeners will also get a behind-the-scenes look into Andy"s personal life as he shares stories from

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All Episodes

25:54

ITL248: Is ADD a Disorder or a God-given Personality...

In the Loop with Andy Andrews ·

2016/07/30

On this week’s episode, I answer two questions in response to our previous episode, which discussed utilizing attention deficit disorder as an asset. If you like yourself, and so do others, then what’s the difference between ADD and a God-given personality with strengths and weaknesses? Not much. Learn to be positive with how you are. We all have our strengths and weaknesses. You may think Seabiscuit was the greatest horse of all time, but he would be horrible if you needed him to plow your

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20:38

ITL247: If You’ve Lost the Passion for What You Do,...

In the Loop with Andy Andrews ·

2016/07/23

On this week’s episode, I answer a listener question on reigniting your passion when obligation gets in the way. We’ve all been in a situation where we were doing something we thought we were passionate about, but the results are not what we think they ought to be. When I feel like I’m doing something out of obligation, I first ask myself, “Who am I obligated to?” If the passion is not there enough to carry the activity in and of itself, I think of the people relying on me for something and

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25:39

ITL246: How Asking the Right Questions Can Keep You...

In the Loop with Andy Andrews ·

2016/07/16

On this week’s episode, I answer listener questions on how to encourage and teach protection to a church congregation, and the top three things that influenced my life. People tend to think, “Trouble’s not going to happen here or happen with me.” Unfortunately, sometimes church people say, “I’m not worried, God is taking care of us.” Well, God gave you a brain, too. You might have heard the old story about the guy on his roof during a flood. A boat came to save him and he said, “Nope, I’m fine

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28:02

ITL245: What to Do When You Don't Believe in Yourself

In the Loop with Andy Andrews ·

2016/07/09

On this week’s episode, I answer two listener questions on how to lead a more balanced life, and what to do if you don’t believe in yourself. We feel more balanced in life when we’re learning and moving forward in what we’re becoming. I learned dramatically more and gained more wisdom when I started looking for something and reading with a highlighter in my hand. The primary reason for reading with a highlighter is to find something worth highlighting. When you’re actively looking for something,

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38:40

ITL244: How to Restore Respect in a Marriage and Make...

In the Loop with Andy Andrews ·

2016/07/02

On this week’s episode, I answer a listener question on how to deal with resentment from a husband. A struggling marriage overrides the good things that have happened. It affects the income, work and family relationships, and the household the kids are growing up in. You’ve heard of “fight or flight”—well, guys get into fights over feeling disrespected. When a man is disrespected, his first instinct is to want to hit something. So when dealing with his wife, flight is the only answer to him and

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21:20

ITL243: The Hidden Benefits of Honoring Your Job...

In the Loop with Andy Andrews ·

2016/06/25

On this week’s episode, learn why honoring your current job (even if you’re planning to leave) can create a wave of opportunity. What you’re aiming at determines your destination. I would be careful in how you express what you’re doing in your own mind. As an entrepreneur and someone who wants to do more, there’s some stuff that we have to leave behind. Leaving behind a job so you can build your own business doesn’t mean you should denigrate the job. It’s important to be very sensitive as you

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23:46

ITL242: The Trick to Preparing Your Kid for...

In the Loop with Andy Andrews ·

2016/06/18

On this week’s episode, I talk about how you can help your children learn how to treat people with respect-—which will serve them well when they get into the business world. If you want change to occur in your child or your world in general, two things have to happen: Answer for them the question of “What’s in it for me?” and prove what’s in it for them beyond a reasonable doubt. You want to connect with your child and have them explain what they want. If your child has an entrepreneurial

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25:43

ITL241: How to Turn ADD into an Asset and Get Stuff Done

In the Loop with Andy Andrews ·

2016/06/13

On this week’s episode, I’m answering a listener question on how I stay focused at accomplishing tasks while dealing with Attention Deficit Disorder. There are so many people who move slowly, and when they see somebody that’s energetic, they think something is wrong with them. It’s crazy how many famous people, inventors, and leaders have ADD. I think ADD is a benefit for entertainers or speakers because it makes you act faster. Adults with ADD have generally learned how to deal with it and

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22:07

ITL240: Commit to the Extraordinary System I Did and...

In the Loop with Andy Andrews ·

2016/06/04

On this week’s episode, I’m answering a listener question on the value I found from reading the same book, three times a day, for 10 months. Somebody got Robert Smith started on the book The Greatest Salesman in the World in high school or early college. The story is about a wealthy person and a young boy who heard he was the greatest salesman in the world. The boy went to the man and asked how he could be like him. The man gave him 10 scrolls and instructs him to read each scroll three times a

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31:50

ITL239: Want to Be the One They Choose? Have These...

In the Loop with Andy Andrews ·

2016/05/28

On this week’s episode, I’m answering a listener question on how to ask exceptional questions to facilitate great conversations. If you can figure out how other people make subconscious choices, you will stand out. You are competing. I don’t care if you have an hourly job—you’re an entrepreneur. If you don’t think you’re an entrepreneur, then you’re closer to getting fired than you should be. The competition that really makes a difference is not the obvious kind that’s sitting right in front of

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23:57

ITL238: This Is the Key to Getting People to Listen...

In the Loop with Andy Andrews ·

2016/05/21

On this week’s episode, I answer a listener’s question on how to determine when, how, and how often to use your “best story.” We all hear, “Your worst times can become your best times.” Your worst times really can write the ticket for the rest of your life. My worst time is something I never would have chosen in a million years, and yet it was the time that the rest of my life—and my best story—was really built upon. Picking your best story has a lot to do with relatability, which is key for me

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30:50

ITL237: You CAN Command an Audience!

In the Loop with Andy Andrews ·

2016/05/14

On this week’s episode, I’m addressing a listener question on how you can become impervious to insult and keep the attention of your audience. I realized by watching other comedians that some would have more problems with hecklers than others. Generally, hecklers keyed in on the performers who had a more arrogant attitude or a pushy demeanor. I’m not saying they were that way, but that was the perception of the audience. They were also more likely to put out a vibe where people wanted to

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23:42

ITL236: The Wild Story of My Career- How I Became a...

In the Loop with Andy Andrews ·

2016/05/07

On this week’s episode, I’m finishing the discussion of my career pivots and how I transitioned out of comedy into what I do today. I was on a bus with Kenny Rogers and we were talking about how we had grown up and sharing times in our lives. At some point I told him about the Seven Decisions, living under the pier, and Jones. He said, “You ought to start talking about that on stage,” and I’m like, “Where on stage? It’s not funny.” He told me I wasn’t a joke teller but a talker and a storyteller

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34:34

ITL235: The Wild Story of My Career: Touring With...

In the Loop with Andy Andrews ·

2016/04/30

On this week’s episode, I’m continuing to talk about the eventsthat have shaped my career and how I learned to be willing and ready to pivot. I wasn’t clear on my direction when I started—I had no clue this was in the cards for me. I was willing to endure some things I thought were useless or miserable and look for what I could learn from them. There are things that happened to me 40 years ago that I can now use as stories to help other people. I never thought that living under the pier would

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32:49

ITL234: The Wild Story of My Career: Humble...

In the Loop with Andy Andrews ·

2016/04/23

On this week’s episode, I’m talking about how I got started in comedy and some of the events that have shaped my career in the first of a three-part series. Tune in to hear about: My first public performance in a Pizza Hut Opening for Muse as my first paid performance, and why they asked me not to come back How working on a cruise ship caused me to pivot my career, but taught me to perform at my best no matter what my job was Questions for Andy Would you like to run something by Andy? Contact

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26:11

ITL233 How to Be the First One Promoted and the Last...

In the Loop with Andy Andrews ·

2016/04/16

On this week’s episode, I’m discussing why everyone should think of themselves as an entrepreneur. We tend to live our lives and make our decisions on the surface, where we can see what everybody is doing. Knowing “why” will get you to what I call “the bottom of the pool.” People only ask why when things go wrong. Nobody ever asks why when something is working. You can live your life as it is, accepting the slop on your plate, or you can eat that slop on your plate thinking in couple weeks

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33:42

ITL232: HATE Sales? You Can Still Use Sales...

In the Loop with Andy Andrews ·

2016/04/09

On this week’s episode, I’m discussing why we are all in sales—even if you don’t consider yourself to be in a traditional sales position. I am absolutely convinced that anybody who would like to make a living outside of a regular job structure, can. If they can manage to think of themselves as an entrepreneur, their lives will improve dramatically. People can be much more effective in every part of their lives by thinking and learning those entrepreneurial principles and thought processes,

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26:12

ITL231: How to Actually Get Your Teenager to Talk to You

In the Loop with Andy Andrews ·

2016/04/02

On this week’s episode, I’m talking about the importance of having a child start their own business and how it opens them up to communication as a teenager. I had a conversation the other day with Joe Bullard and his son Ty who run an auto dealership “empire.” Joe took over his dad’s Oldsmobile dealership, and now Ty has recently taken the reins. I asked Ty what the smartest thing his dad ever did was, and he said it was taking a step back from City Council and other things so that he could spend

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24:50

ITL230: What's So Great About Having a Coach?

In the Loop with Andy Andrews ·

2016/03/26

On this week’s episode, I talk about the importance of having a coach and how to increase your life results. I think cool people have an innate desire to get better. They want to learn more, increase their effectiveness, be worth more. They’re ambitious and want to make more money for their families so there’s less stress and more that they can give. They want to have influence so they can make their community better. For a long time, people have wanted me to coach them personally. I had to

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20:09

ITL229: Voting Decisions, Part 2: Opinions Don’t...

In the Loop with Andy Andrews ·

2016/03/19

On this week’s episode, I finish up last week’s discussion on how to decide who to vote for in this year’s election. When we vote, we generally vote based on two things: Perceived integrity. Economics Integrity doesn’t really mean anything. Integrity means “capable.” What we should vote on is character. People say, “I want a moral person,” but morality can be defined as simply not doing anything wrong. You can lie in bed all day and be moral. Your kid can come home from school and say,

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