Curse Free Garyvee

In this podcast episode we’ve mashed together the audio from 3 videos that absolutely crushed on YouTube. If my content motivates one person to make a change or follow pursue their passion or whatever it is that you need, I’m extremely happy. Pay close attention to the themes focused on during this 19 minute motivational mashup. :43 - You have to audit who you are 6:35 - Don’t let other people’s opinion dictate your life 10:03 - Execution takes time Please please please share your feedback with us. Tweet me @GaryVee if you have any suggestions on how to make our audio experience better.

Look, the internet has created vast amounts of opportunity, no matter what your foundation is... Frankly, I'm of the mindset that if you have faced adversity that you're actually better off than people who haven't faced adversity because you're hungry and willing to put in the work to get yours. Humbled that I was given the opportunity to give this talk at the Precious Dreams Foundation - let me know what your thoughts on this podcast on twitter @GaryVee ;)

Why does everyone think trust is earned? To me, that process seems slow and egotistical. I believe that if you give your employees trust in the upfront, you’ll be blown away by the results. In this podcast I focus on how CEOs can empower their team’s to facilitate scale, as well as the benefits of having a meaningful relationship with each of your employees. :30 - why I trust my employees 3:40 - how a new hire can win 5:25 - you’re employees shouldn’t care as much as you do What was your biggest takeaway from these 7 minutes? Tweet @GaryVee to let me know!

These four fire original films are the perfect thing to get you going this Monday - Focused around being happy, the change of focus in attention & why ambition & drive are what you need to have in anything you're doing, there's a little bit here for everyone

FIRED UP for this keynote I did in the DC area, really honing in on why the internet is such a game changer for modern businesses & entrepreneurship - expanding into what it's like being an entrepreneur during the time that entrepreneurship got cool (now) and how and why it's changed so much over the last 40 years. I also talk directly to the people that think they can't make $100,000 a year, and why I really believe it's so easy now to accomplish this goal.

I’m so desperate to to get you all to the point where you’re executing on your ambitions. It’s why I put out so much content, spitting the same truth in different ways until something “breaks through.” In this podcast, I talk about how to start and some mindset shifts to get past some of those common fears in the beginning. 1:45 - the fear of losing trumps the excitement of victory for so many people ​5:20 - what's the ROI of your mother 6:30 - how to get other people to see what you're doing​ 10:28 - 1 out of 147 is better than 0 Listen and tweet me what you thought @GaryVee!

People overthink their businesses - who they hire, how they market and what they spend their money on. If you're a start-up, I firmly believe you can make real noise with a small, scrappy team of three or four people. You just have to know what you need. Regardless of your industry, documenting the journey is the best way to show potential customers who you are and what you do. The following 8 minutes is a few different conversations with start-ups I'm working with. What was your biggest takeaway from this? Any feedback is helpful, tweet @GaryVee to let me know your thoughts. 1:10 - why I believe in three/four person teams 3:15 - how to market a law firm 6:10 - thoughts on LinkedIn

As a lot of you know, I'm extremely passionate about small businesses - from helping grow my dad's wine & liquor store, to launching Vaynermedia as a small business I've lived and breathed this world, which is why I decided to jump in even further to #SmallBusinessWeek and give you some tips to help grow / start / ideate your business regardless of what stage you're in ;)        

Entrepreneurship today really needs to be more grounded in practicality. Really implore you all to either start saving cash or invest your cash back into your business — the economy isn’t going to be good forever, and when things get slow, people aren’t going to talk about things like “passive income” the same way they do today. 0:00 - I worked 18 hours a day for 15 years 5:03 - Passive income needs practicality 15:55 - Changing your perspective on life 22:05 - How to prepare for the coming economic collapse 32:33 - How to escape the rat race Excited for you guys to listen to this podcast - tweet me what you thought @GaryVee!

Super super super fired up for this keynote with the Alabama Crimson Tide, really spitting fire around what they should be focused on during this extremely important time in their careers & lives -

I’m making a commitment to create more context on my thoughts and points of views through long-form content. In this Perfectly Mentored podcast with Jason Portnoy, I talk more about what I believe about hustle, my ambitions of buying the Jets, how I think about doing Q&A, and more. 6:20 - The pursuit is my passion 7:30 - The only 2 core things I'm spitting 8:00 - When patience become delusional 10:00 - What big companies can learn from each other 12:50 - My message to all real entrepreneurs 19:30 - The best advantage one can have Think you guys will find this one valuable - hope it sheds some new light on my truths and what I believe :) Listen and tweet me thought @GaryVee

FIRED UP for this MASSIVE mashup, almost 2 straight hours of total fire detailing a ton of the pillars of my main content & more, with @Teamgaryvee breaking up the voiceovers.

I talk a lot about the concept of "the law of attraction" and how it relates to achieving what you want to happen in life - this little snippet talks about what that all really means and how you can relate it to your own life.

The successful mindset of an entrepreneur comes down to not complaining or dwelling. I'm hearing so many people speak about their massive ambitions but simultaneously talk about how they don't work on the weekends or that they go home everyday at 6:00 PM, and then they have the audacity to complain that the results aren't coming fast enough. You NEED to be patient and understand that the only reason you want the results to come quickly is because you're trying to cover an insecurity and prove it to someone... Please, stay in your own head and put in the work. You can't sit down on the couch, think about a million dollars, and then expect to find a million dollars in your bank account. It just doesn't work like that... you have to put in the work.

If you’re 25, you could literally die and live an entirely new life up to this point, and you’d still barely be at “halftime.” That’s why I tell so many 18, 22, 25, and 30 year olds to just put their head down and grind for a decade - if they have the ambition to build something for the rest of their lives. In this podcast with Pencils of Promise founder Adam Braun, I talk more about what to do if you don’t want to go to college, what to do after high school, and more. 1:49 - advice on what to do after high school if you don't want to go to college 4:25 - understanding comes with doing 8:15 - when you're 18 you just have to put your head down for 15 years Check it out and tweet me what you think @GaryVee with #GVReplay

Lots of little clips from different meetings and events in today’s podcast … You’ll hear what went down at our little influencer meet up at Made in New York Pizza (where I’m an investor).   I also met with a young kid who needed to “get his mind rewired” — I talked to him about overcoming the same pressures that so many young people face with “figuring out” their lives.   The podcast starts off with my meeting with “Freeway” Rick Ross — a former drug dealer who’s now helping at-risk youth and women’s empowerment initiatives.   All fascinating conversations — especially the part where I talk to Rick Ross about entrepreneurship.   Listen and tweet me what you thought @GaryVee ;)

Really enjoyed writing this article about what I did in my late 20's and how I felt it was a pivotal part of my life - reflecting on what I did and what I'd do differently, but also talking about my points of view on what your options are in your late 20's.

Fired up for this keynote I did a few months ago in Phoenix, Arizona, talking about the similarities between “traditional” marketing and the digital age. Attention has and always will be the goal and asset, the medium is the only thing changing. This was a big keynote, would love if you all listened ❤️ 

To have a winner’s mentality, you have to stop caring what other people think. You’ve gotta get quiet in your own head. So many people make big life decisions based on other people’s opinions. You care so much about what your mom, dad, brother, or friends think that you’re allowing them to dictate your actions in life. At the core of it, the barriers so many people have aren’t really about “money” or “time.” They’re about opinions. It’s the biggest reason so many people are unhappy right now. Because they value someone else’s opinion more than their own. Once you get past that, life can get real good.  Here’s how you can get quiet in your own head:   

This was an all-time keynote in Poland from November 2018, full of a massive Q&A section -  I start out talking about how attention is the most valuable asset, and my trip into Poland, a country I've never been to before, detailing why I didn't look up from my phone at all - talking about how billboards no longer hold the value they have. This was a big big big keynote on attention value - really one you should hear