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Andy Frisella's book list: the books mentioned on REAL AF with Andy Frisella
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Top Five Regrets of the Dying
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Think Big
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Think BIG and Kick Ass in Business and Life
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Winning
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Relentless
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Robinson Crusoe
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The fourth turning
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Relentless
Relentless by Tim Grover, Tim S. Grover, and Shari Wenk was discussed on REAL AF with Andy Frisella. Host Andy Frisella explained that he discovered Tim Grover through the book and felt upon reading it that he might be the only person with that specific mindset on the planet, noting that the text had a profound, life-saving impact on him.
Discussed“I was introduced to Tim through his book, Relentless. Uh when I read that book, I was pretty sure that uh I was the only person like me on the planet.”
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Robinson Crusoe
Daniel Defoe's novel Robinson Crusoe was mentioned by Andy Frisella on the December 9, 2025 episode of REAL AF with Andy Frisella. Frisella brought up the book in response to a viewer's request on Twitter for fiction book recommendations.
Recommended“You know, my favorite fiction book I ever read was uh Robinson Crusoe. Who? Robinson Crusoe.”
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The fourth turning
On REAL AF with Andy Frisella, Andy Frisella mentioned The Fourth Turning by William Strauss and Neil Howe to illustrate how history repeats itself. Frisella recommended the book by stating that it explains current societal cycles.
Recommended“history repeats itself. There's a book called The Fourth Turning. All right? It explains this, dude.”
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Think Big
Recommended“If you haven't read his book, Think Big and Kick Ass, it's one, it's a very insightful book as to how he thinks in his mind.”
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Think BIG and Kick Ass in Business and Life
Recommended“If you haven't read his book, Think Big and Kick Ass, it's one, it's a very insightful book as to how he thinks in his mind.”
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Top Five Regrets of the Dying
On the July 13, 2026, episode of REAL AF with Andy Frisella, titled 1043. Q&AF: When To Quit Your Job, Chasing Bigger Dreams & Being Intentional, a guest brought up Bronnie Ware's book Top Five Regrets of the Dying. The guest noted that an emergency room nurse compiled the book after caring for terminally ill patients for decades, sharing that one of the top deathbed regrets people have is wishing they had done more.
Discussed“There was a ER nurse who used to attend terminally ill patients, and because she has done it for decades, she actually compiled everything and put it in a book. And what you just said is one of the top five regrets of people who are on their deathbed is that they wish that they could have done more, taken”
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Winning
Discussed“And like what you're describing. This is why I resonate so well with like with relentless and winning and everything that you're about, Tim, is because ultimately that's the message.”
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“There was a ER nurse who used to attend terminally ill patients, and because she has done it for decades, she actually compiled everything and put it in a book. And what you just said is one of the top five regrets of people who are on their deathbed is that they wish that they could have done more, taken”
“If you haven't read his book, Think Big and Kick Ass, it's one, it's a very insightful book as to how he thinks in his mind.”
“If you haven't read his book, Think Big and Kick Ass, it's one, it's a very insightful book as to how he thinks in his mind.”
“And like what you're describing. This is why I resonate so well with like with relentless and winning and everything that you're about, Tim, is because ultimately that's the message.”
“I was introduced to Tim through his book, Relentless. Uh when I read that book, I was pretty sure that uh I was the only person like me on the planet.”
“You know, my favorite fiction book I ever read was uh Robinson Crusoe. Who? Robinson Crusoe.”
“history repeats itself. There's a book called The Fourth Turning. All right? It explains this, dude.”