The most dangerous moment in your life is right after a big win. That’s when most people get complacent and stay complacent. They'll start telling themselves how good they are... How they've earned a break... How they've proven themselves... How all they have to do is "maintain" from here on out. Only they're wrong... ...and that's when everything falls apart. Just because you won once doesn't mean you're destined to win the rest of your life. Your wins aren't a result of you being "special". Your wins are the result of you executing a plan consistently. When you over-celebrate your wins from the past... You will eventually get beat by every other motherfucker who shows up to compete regardless of how many wins they've accumulated up to this point. That's why I have a rule for myself called the 24-hour rule. It's important to celebrate your wins. When you've worked your ass off and accomplished something you set out to do... It's exciting and should be celebrated. But after 24 hours have passed... It's time to re-focus and start taking action on what comes next. You and I have a lot more winning to do. Don't rob yourself of that opportunity by basking in the glory of your past wins. Put yourself back in the game. ~ Andy Frisella

Tommy Hilfiger Blazer BB - Navy Vneck BB - Oxford Cloth Button down FLint and Tinder- 365 pants Watch - Part of a challenge with friends f-91 February

In winter, I usually associate button-up shirts with layering under knitwear or jackets. Lately, I’ve been wondering whether wearing just a shirt with a thermal underneath is actually appropriate for the season. Warmth aside, I’m unsure if it visually fits winter, or if it simply reads as out of place. Does this still feel seasonally correct, or does it clash with winter expectations? I’d like to hear how more experienced members think about this from a style standpoint.