The past few weeks have been dizzying to me.  The uncertainty of releasing a new book—KNOWING one cannot control what happens to it—along with the sheer volume of work and travel that goes with the experience… Well, lets just say it can seem overwhelming.

It is not my intention to bore you with the details of a long process that in the end might leave you thinking I was boasting about how hard our team worked.  Instead, my amazement at what has begun to...

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Dear Friends,

I am coming to you with an unprecedented offer on one of our hottest new books. We just released

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Hi Everyone!

We wanted to keep you in the loop and let you know where you can listen and see Andy Andrews in the next week.

Tuesday, April 28th, Andy will be on LIVE with Rick and Bubba Show from 7:00 am – 8:00 am CST or on XM 158...

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Hi Everyone!

As soon as you are able, please close your eyes and attempt to clear your mind for 30 seconds.  Then, read the questions below and click play.

1)  What is the "right" age for accomplishing my greatest dream?

2)  Do I hear the laughter and believe the doubters when I am mocked for expecting life's very best?

3)  What great possibility have I forced myself to stop considering?

4)  Who will be inspired or benefit directly...

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Dear Friends,

The Noticer is rooted in the belief that our time on this earth is a gift to be used wisely and one of the best ways to use that gift is by noticing those who have made an impact on our lives.

For that reason, I am excited to announce the start of The Noticer...

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It has been a quiet house for the past several months since our beloved Dalmatian, Lucy, passed away.  

Even with a six year old boy (Adam), a nine year old boy (Austin), and three cats (Figaro, Daniel, and Angel)—you just can’t raise the roof quite as high as you can with a dog in the mix.  So just to be certain that the decibel level was redlining, we got a puppy. 

Then last night…Angel had kittens.  

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She was one of twelve littermates when we chose her fifteen years ago and believe me, twelve Dalmatian puppies can seem like “a hundred and one” when they come tumbling into a room.  They were six weeks old and (remember the movie…) their spots were just beginning to appear.  The chubby female leading the pack promptly climbed into my wife’s lap and the selection process was over.  It...

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Interviews are a necessary, sometimes torturous part of what I do for a living.  Unless you have experienced it (and I know some of you have) nothing can be as mind-numbingly uncomfortable as talking about yourself.  In fact, the only thing worse than talking about yourself would be doing it repeatedly.  

Some interviewers make it worse by asking questions that clue you in to the fact...

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About twenty years. That is, the best I can figure, the longest I have worked for a compliment. I received it just the other day and it came from a woman I don't really know. The remark containing the compliment was made in the grocery store to Polly, my wife. But to understand why it means so much to me, we have to go back twenty years ...

Jerry Anderson, one of my best and longest tenured friends...

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