Have a wonderful day lads and lasses. Tip one back for me. (Open for punchline)

Every year I ask folks to name the most famous Christian Evangelist in the world. And while St Paul and Billy Graham among others certainly are significant- I argue it was St Patrick. Without St Patrick the tiny island of Ireland wouldn’t have been converted which led to St Columba coming to the minuscule island of Iona in Scotland and the spread of the faith through the British Commonwealth and the monastic communities might not have survived the ravages of the dark ages. Plus you get to drink green beer ☘️🇮🇪😎. Today’s OOTD was inspired by both a 29 degree start to the day playing on outside stages and an ode to the original colors of St Patrick and Ireland: blue (look it up). The closest things I have to saffron (another ancient Irish color) is the gold/‘mustard/ gold in my Bowler hat. To keep with the ancient color scheme I have my requisite green in an olive in the tie. Merino wool gold sweater, royal blue MTM blazer, CT striped shirt. Samuelson grey flannel pants Pantherella socks, shell cordovan brogues, Orvis watch and the McGuire county (Fermanagh) tartan scarf. The emblem of County Fermanagh is McGuire Castle. Thought this appropriate for today. Have a blessed fun day celebrating the world’s most famous Christian Evangelist.

People overcomplicate the concept of success. It’s not that complicated. Let me explain it to you. It’s a numbers game. How many reps are you taking? And are you intentionally taking the best reps you could? Ask yourself that… And be honest about it. Are you sending out the best emails that you possibly can? And how many have you sent? Are you helping people the very best possible way you could? And how many people have you helped? It could be phone calls, knocking on doors, introducing yourself, making a post on social media, building a great physique… No matter what it is… This concept applies everywhere if you want to win. Do more reps than the next guy. And do it the best way you possibly can. If you screw up… Learn what went wrong and apply the lesson moving forward. Keep doing it… And soon, the idea of success won’t sound very complicated to you. ~ Andy Frisella