The Garyvee Audio Experience

This is a really, really important one for every one of you to hear. I sat down with Shane Nicolich, a fan who asked a very very good question at a keynote I gave that I invited to come hang out for a day at Vaynermedia. Shane has survived a traumatic brain injury, along with a host of other things, but has stayed positive throughout everything in his life. He's looking to further build his personal brand, so we sit down and charge right into his instagram, developing what I called the $1.80 strategy. Engagement is necessary in our world, so give this one a listen and start now.

Hey everyone, I hope this weekend was a great one for you and you got to spend time with loved ones. This rant comes off a talk I had with my mother, with her realizing that she's going to live for another 30 plus years she told me that my thoughts around patience had a huge effect on her, and I wanted to turn this around on why you should start thinking of yourself and driving to becoming who you want to be, instead of sitting there and just wishing it to happen - progress isn't going to happen without action. Please, please start deploying patience and motivation and start making those moves towards where you want to be. If you heard this, and are taking that action, hit me up on Twitter @Garyvee, I want to hear from you.

This is the THIRD time I've been on The Breakfast Club, easily on of my favorite groups in the world to hang with. Cha tha god and the rest of the crew always make the show total fire, and I loved jumping into this one. Some serious fire in here- jumping between keeping a young mindset (feeling 24, when you're 42), the idea, creation and launch behind my K-Swiss sneaker and why I'll never do business with Michael Jordan ;). LOVED this one, and I hope you will too

Being an entrepreneur is about more than just selling shit, and it's not something that just anyone can become at will. It requires hard work, empathy, self awareness and dedication to work through the highs and lows that come with it. I love these two rants because they connect a lot of those thoughts, and bring deep value and insight into what it feels like when you break through the barriers and face the challenges that come with entrepreneurship. Hope you all had a great thanksgiving, and are ready to jump right back into the grind !!

Another great keynote here, spitting some fire for the capitalism conference. Here, I dive into the reasoning why I invested in Twitter, why I think it succeeded and the value of the platform. I also dive into self awareness, and how to scale things that you're good at, investing in your own strengths. I also expand on why I like to call myself a fire fighter with regards to Vaynermedia, which I thrive on. Hope you enjoy

What do cool kicks, cricket protein and eCommerce have in common? Props from serial entrepreneur and CEO/Co-Founder of VaynerMedia, Gary Vaynerchuk. In this special episode (shot on Gary’s birthday), VaynerMedia’s SVP of eCommerce, Sabir Semerkant, and Partner Manager for Shopify Plus, Mac King, learn how the launch of Gary Vee’s KSwiss Signature Shoes broke the internet. Speaking from the heart, Gary covers his love for win-win situations (i.e. success through failure), hacking emerging trends, and trading in excuses for action. To help fellow entrepreneurs and brands up their eCommerce game, he also shares tips to break through the noise with little to no budget. Rounding out the episode, Gary drills into the competitive advantage of Instagram and Snapchat for underpriced attention, and reiterates the power of leveraging influencers, rankings and hashtags to sell, sell, sell.

Guys, this is a new format that I'm going to test out and am really interested to see the results of. This is the full, uncut audio from Dailyvee 339 last week, when I was at the Puerto Rico fundraiser at Hunt & Fish club. Do you like listening to the raw audio from Dailyvee? Hit me up on Twitter and let me know! 

Another complete fire keynote at Brandminds Asia in Singapore. Loved diving into how the constantly changing communication landscape is redeveloping the way we market to our customers. The Q&A section is what really shines here, discussing international expansion, how  selling a piece of a company can lead to having to invest more time into investor meetings, board meetings and prepping for these, and what documenting your journey really means. This keynote got tactical and down into the nitty gritty of running a business. Let me know what you thought about these - hit me up on Twitter ;)

This may be the MOST FIRE episode of the AskGaryVee show we've ever had. Besides the call-in's, the dynamic between T-pain and I was on another planet. Hearing him talk about both his highs and lows in life this far is something I think we can all take something away from, knowing that being on the top is just as possible as being on the bottom. We took calls from some hugely energetic fans, including a former dancer for T-pain, and ended up on one of the best calls yet, a entrepreneurial house cleaner from the midwest. You're not going to want to miss this AskGaryVee episode, because it may just be the best yet !!

Even though this keynote is a little more niche than I typically go, I loved diving into the Q&A's here. We chat about crypocurrencies, the blockchain, real estate and a ton more. One point that I like to emphasize here is that a lot of you have never experienced the market when it was running low - once you experience that, you'll understand the tough points of being an entrepreneur. Hope you love this one, we get down and dirty in it. Enjoy ;)

Whether it's 5 minute meetings, leveraging time on the go with phone calls or over text or simply taking the short time to make meetings while walking or traveling somewhere, I'm all about hacking news ways to get as much done as possible in as little amount of time. You see it every day- I'm taking 5 minute meetings that others would take 30, by just making decisions and realizing where the fat can be cut. Hope you get some massive value out of this

LOVED having author, businessman and my good friend Tim Ferriss on the show to chat about his new book, scaling personal brand and business, and whether or not you should REALLY be an entrepreneur. This was an all-time show, and I was thrilled to be able to answer some fire call-in's with Tim. We dove into them, answering questions about when to scale a small business, how hip hop has influenced us, and how to think about becoming an entrepreneur from the bottom up, especially as an international student. Amazing episode here, I know you'll love it

It was great jumping in and chopping it up with New York Mets draft pick Justin Dunn and his family, really diving deep into how you should be thinking when you have leverage on different situations. Once there's an opportunity in front of you, you need to grab it and make the absolute most of it. Hope you guys love the message I'm putting out with this one. Enjoy

This Q&A interview I did in Singapore touched on a lot of great points, jumping out of the gate with exactly how I define the word I use so often "hustle". We then talk about personal branding & how to know when to give and take on skillset, eventually diving into e-sports and chatting about traditional print ads, written papers and more. This was a GREAT chat - hope you enjoy

This completely FIRE keynote that went along with my sneaker pre launch at ComplexCon covers so many topics and crushes it so hard. The Q&A portion of this keynote was where the real meat is, where I dove into my thoughts and predictions for the future of bitcoin and the blockchain, answering a young influencer's questions about subscriber count and partnerships, and talked to an fan about when, how and why to start monetizing your content. So much fire content in here, I hope you all love it and give it a listen

This was an absolute fire Q&A that I did on my fast-paced trip to Singapore a few weeks ago, sitting down with some entrepreneurs to go over an and all questions they had. We started right up with whether or not I've ever felt lost in my career path (this is a great one), to what my view on meditation is for entrepreneurs & why patience is so pertinent, and then went into how education should be though of in today's society. Hope you all love this one !!

If you've listened to my content, you know that I'm a massive supporter of paying your dues to get ahead in the long run - as most of my team has and work for free or little money. Especially when you're young or straight out of college and can afford to. One of the best ways to dive into what you want to do, whether it's building your portfolio or providing value to strive to work with someone that you want to is to show firsthand what you can do, and that you're motivated to work, and these 5 examples are spot on what I mean. 

Test, learn, produce, document, just fucking DO! This is one of my favorite rants, because it puts every single thing that I talk about into one single message. There's no bullshit stopping you from taking that step into doing what you want to do. It just takes the effort.

They keynote in Seattle exemplifies exactly why I'm so forward towards the world of audio and the direction that it's headed in. I loved answering questions for this Techstars group, and diving into the nitty gritty behind Alexa, voice, future AI, and podcasting - everything future of audio related. Really hope that you guys like this talk - as many of you know, I really do think that voice (Amazon Alexa/Echo, Google Home, etc.) is going to be huge because of how much time it saves in our lives. Enjoy

Loved doing this 1:1 interview right before my keynote at Brand Minds Asia. We jumped into what my views on the future of advertising are, focusing on some of the pain points of the present- that so much money is being diverted to traditional reach that isn't where the current state of attention is, and why "case studies" and "market studies" aren't always as accurate as they claim to me. Check this one out, it's great :)