The Garyvee Audio Experience

This was a SUPER cool interview that I really enjoyed with Travis Mills on Apple's Beats1 Radio - we really talk about what goes on behind the scenes in my meetings with rappers, and the mutual value that goes both ways. We chat how I go from Madison Ave boardrooms to a studio in the hood, and how that transition come so natural to me, it's all about value and empathy.    Check out Travis & His show on Beats1 Here Twitter: @Beats1 @AppleMusic  Instagram: @beats1official @applemusic  LINKS:  Tune in/Live stream: https://itunes.apple.com/us/station/beats-1/idra.978194965?app=music&ign-itsct=be1_b1t_tra&ign-itscg=30302 Show page/On Demand: https://itunes.apple.com/us/curator/travis-mills/1191586538?app=music&ign-itsct=be1_cur_tra&ign-itscg=30302  

If you're new to my podcast, or my content in general, this is one piece that you 100 percent should not miss. It's one of my top performing pieces of content and an all time keynote that really resonates to this day. This one was interesting because I was speaking to an entrepreneurship class and I just don't think you can learn to be an entrepreneur which makes for an interesting dynamic ;) To be successful you need to be adapting but stay loyal to your strengths.  If you’re a true entrepreneur you understand the importance of taking your idea and running with it — there's no time to waste. You never know what tomorrow will bring and timing is massively important. These lessons don’t stop, no matter what stage of your career you're in.  Macro-patience vs. Micro-speed is everything. Don't dwell on your mistakes and just keep moving forward. Give this one a listen because you do not want to miss it.

The internet cut out all of the middlemen, which opens up the door to anybody and everybody that takes a shot.. In today's world where anybody can create content and put it on social with very little to no friction, you have to make the best content and be the best at distributing it... Really enjoyed this interview with iHeartRadio, you can find them here: https://www.youtube.com/user/iheartradio

This panel with a group of Finnish YouTubers, including Jarno Laasala [The Dudesons] was super cool, and we touched on a handful of topics that I don't talk about a ton, like how Logan Paul and Grape Story are linked, brand safety with influencers and the balance of selling out as an influencer that's putting on a brand. Awesome chat around tips for influencers here

The 3rd Keynote in the NAC series, this was one for the books - I go in on people that talk about being an "expert" in something, just putting it in their bio instead of putting in the work to show that they're excelling in their field. This was a really really all-time keynote, I think you'll love it

This throwback is PERFECT for you to listen to this Sunday morning, there's a really simple way to make money - do shit. In this one, my brother in law Justin & spend the day going to garage sales to find stuff to flip - you should give it a try today :)

This clip from when I was in Helsinki is a really strong reminder of how I built my personal brand team - Team GaryVee and a great model to follow if you've hit the point in your personal brand development where you can bring some people on to exponentially grow the brand. I talk to an entrepreneur in Finland about the core players that I see as required on a team -  and the individual content they create, as well as scaling that team. 

The massive, overarching theme of this keynote is practicality - useful knowledge to drive your goal. Once you've figured out what you want, and what you're trying to achieve , you need to put in the work and reverse engineer to match that goal. Some really great Q&A here too, chatting about OTT's and the way the landscape is changing.

This keynote was super super cool and I think it's a great one to look back at, when Instagram and Snapchat were just starting to boom & social taking hold of our lives. I give some advice I think will help a lot of you - talking about how long you should be waiting until you see a return on your business or startup. Great stuff in this keynote, it'd mean the world to me if you listened

Interning and working for cheap or free can be one of the most powerful tools & experiences you can have as a young entrepreneur & I always say that you should get close to those that you admire and strive to be. Here's a few more tips for interns that I think are super valuable to winning the long game.

Really happy I got to do this chat with my man Jordan Palmer, former Redskins QB, chatting social tactics - really focusing in on what you're trying to do on a platform, what your business goal is - sell? grow? Knowing this answer will help you define your social strategy. I also double down on why being the number 13 person at Facebook instead of the number one is so valuable & really put into perspective why enjoying what you do is such a game changer.

This keynote from Ft. Lauderdale a few weeks back starts with me bringing the audience way back to when I started building Wine Library, doing email marketing & google adwords and moving into why losing and learning to love & accept losing really helps in the long term- it helps put into perspective their goals & I talk about passing on Uber twice relating to this. Great conference here & I hope u enjoy

These 2 clips from my recent trip to Helsinki push home the complete fact that building businesses from the ground up take time - Deciding whether your business is ready to expand into new geographic areas is a big undertaking and between these two clips, a common theme emerges which is to make sure you're not jumping the gun on what you're trying to do. Great clips & advice here, hope u all enjoy

Hey guys I hope you really enjoy this mashup of content focused around the what, how, when and why to personalize your business or personal brand. You'll learn what you need to do to start, when to start and a whole lot more. Hope you love it, featuring Cha Tha God, Jason Calacanis, Kai Greene, Lauryn Evarts, Sara Dietschy, and Mason Plumlee.

Really happy that I got to sit down with Taylor, that many of you know from "The Ultimate Advice For Every 20 Year Old", which was a snippet from an episode of #AskGaryVee that went viral. I really think that this video provides value that will be massively impactful for 98% of the 22 year olds to 30 year olds listening...

This is easily one of my most ALL TIME interviews - being on my man Tom Bilyeu's show, Impact Theory. A lot of themes come up in this interview, including whether we've become soft as a culture, how I differentiate between fads and actual businesses and applying empathy to everyday life- understanding others' reactions and thoughts to play off your own. A SERIOUSLY all time interview here.   Check out Impact Theory right here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-lITalyctN4

Really enjoyed doing this keynote with my friend Jan a week ago in Helsinki. This really was an all-time piece of content, where I focused very heavily on the futures of audio in a B2C world & how Amazon and other major players have such an opportunity to push hard in the space. We also take a bunch of startup focused Q&A and talk podcast audience values. Great stuff here! 

Super super super hyped about this interview I did a few weeks back, chatting heavy starting with what my "typical day" looks like & really dialing in on the type of work that I do, mixing people & human interaction with emails. A lot of you are always asking what my thoughts are on blockchain technology and certain cryptocurrencies, what I think about the future of voice, etc... I think that this interview with Innovation & Tech Today will answer a lot of your questions and concerns in terms of how I see them. Most of you probably know that I don't like to talk about things that I don't really understand or know enough about, so if I don't go as in-depth as you were hoping for, it's because I'd rather talk about what I know and be authentic than make stuff up...

LOVED doing this live show with Jarno Laasala from the Dudesons & Arctic15, answering questions from local entrepreneurs and creators in Finland. Hit up Jarno: @jarnodudeson

Obviously this was a loaded question/situation, but I really want to put emphasis on the fact that being 28 years old means that you still have 60 more years of execution. So many people think that 28 is a good time to start playing it safe by buying a house, getting married, and settling down, when in actuality, you have so much time! Don't look at other people to get bearings on where you are in your life. Everyone has their own clock.