The Garyvee Audio Experience

What’s up podcast! This episode is a conversation I had in between meetings during my recent trip to Jakarta. It wasn’t included in DailyVee 543 so I thought it’d be cool to give you guys access to exclusive content as I think there’s some great lessons in here. :35 - It’s okay to socialize 2:30 - Play the long game 3:20 - Find the cross-section of what you like and where the market is going Want more Q&A content in the podcast? Tweet me @GaryVee to let me know!

Podcast what up! Special treat for you this Sunday, something that I really think will get you fired up for the week and get some clarity on my perspective. The airplane project stemmed from a flight I was on that had no wifi. I was motivated and really in touch with my ideals which led to me putting out a mixtape with different titles around subject matters close to me. :45 - Prologue 2:50 - Track 1 3:45 - Track 2 9:14 - Track 3 12:37 - Track 4 17:10 - Track 5 20:46 - Track 6 24:55 - Track 7 26:50 - Track 8 33:10 - Track 9 36:25 - Track 10 41:28 - Track 11 43:32 - Track 12 Really hope you enjoy it, please hit me up on Twitter @GaryVee so I can get some feedback. Have an awesome Sunday and rest of the week :)

24 hour flight to Jakarta, 8 hours of hustle and 24 hours back … the only way I know how to do it.   In this episode I talk a lot about how important it is to be happy. If you want to be a painter, be a painter. Don’t let other people dictate how you live your life. Hope you enjoy!   1:10 - Build around your interests   3:25 - Regret is scary   6:15 - Kids need to be more selfish   8:20 - How my mom helped me win   What was your biggest takeaway from this episode? Tweet me @GaryVee to let me know!

What’s up podcast! I’ve been obsessed with LinkedIn recently and have been directing my team to post at least 10 times a day. The organic reach is insane!!   We’re doing a weekly series where we turn the top posts of the week into a podcast so you have my best content in audio format.    :45 - Internal culture breads speed   4:15 - Simon Sinek’s take on balancing giving and taking with your employees   7:03 - Michael Venture talks leaving your ego at the door   What type of content are you putting on LinkedIn? Tweet me @GaryVee to let me know!

A real treat for this week’s #TBT podcast ft Tony Robbins. Don’t get mad at me for cutting him off, that’s just how I roll ;)   Love this episode because there’s a lot of financial information that isn’t always a recurring theme in my content. Please pay attention to Tony’s ideals and beliefs and how he thinks you should execute.   1:20 - Tony Robbins intro   6:00 - Investing should be a money machine for you   10:30 - You need to create a system   19:30 - How to be grateful   27:30 - Focus on your steak   Can you think of any throwback episodes that you’d like to see me use as a podcast episode? Tweet me @GaryVee to let me know!

When I get off stage after doing a keynote is hands down when I’m the most excited and have the most energy. I’ve been trying to schedule more interviews right after so I can really overdeliver in my answers and perspectives for those listening.   This podcast is a mashup of some of the best clips from a few of my meetings after my keynote in Jakarta a few weeks ago. I talk a lot about happiness and patience and hope this 15 minutes brings some value to you.   1:35 - The harder something is the more likely it’s fantastic   6:55 - Admiration is much more fun than money   10:20 - I don’t know what “things” costs   Do you know what the ROI of patience is? Tweet me @GaryVee to let me know your answer - I'll be checking to see who got it ;)

A few weeks ago I sat down with my friend Matt D’Avella to discuss the concept of minimalism and how it applies to some of my core principles. Pay attention to the concepts we discuss as this conversation is a deeper look into the foundation of my mindset that I think is driving a lot of my happiness. 1:02 - Intro to minimalism 5:23 - It’s so important to enjoy what you do 10:35 - There is no right, there’s only right for you 15:40 - There’s millions of American’s interested in entrepreneurship that don’t know my name 22:30 - Why you need to mix things up Did you enjoy the format of this episode? Tweet my @GaryVee so we can continue to improve your audio experience

Really special episode for you guys today. The #AskGaryVee show has been a staple of mine for over 4 years. Over the years we’ve had many guests and for some reason some of the best calls ironically have been the last call of the show. I hope you enjoy this hour long mash-up of some of the all-time greatest last calls. 1:05 - Episode 117 5:10 - Episode 99 6:13 - Episode 165 12:05 - Episode 244 28:45 - Episode 274 with Hasan Minhaj 56:15 - Episode 295 with Scooter Braun What are some of your favorite #AskGaryVee moments? Tweet me @GaryVee to let me know!    

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 focussed 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.    

In this podcast I sit down with artist Juicy J to discuss the how the music industry has evolved. As technology advance, the ability to consume content continues to progress as new streaming services arise. More and more control is being taken from the distributors and traditional middlemen of music, and being put into the hands of the artists themselves. 3:20 - The artists make the labels, not the other way around 8:20 - When you pop, do you have a second move? 14:45 - Traditional promotion has changed 21 - If you can entertain and inform, you’re a GOAT 27:30 - Relevance always matters Did you like this episode? Tweet me @GaryVee with any and all feedback.  

Throughout my whole career I've always been prepared for the next thing. My 79/21 theory came from a conversation on how to prepare for the future and strategic ways to allocate your energy. In my opinion, there's more than enough hours in the day to taste everything. Really pay attention to the questions asked and my answers in this podcast episode. :30 - Intro to the 79/21 rule 2:45 - What if something pops tomorrow? 4:50 - Instagram vs LinkedIn Did you like this episode? Any feedback is appreciated - tweet @GaryVee to let me know.

Man I miss the Wine Library days! Those of you who saw me on livestream last night know that my Rosé ships out this week and that this is a really exciting time for me. I’m so appreciative for everyone that has supported my Empathy Wines venture, something I’ve been dreaming of doing for a long long time. Today’s podcast is a throwback to my Wine Library TV days. I spend the next 20 minutes tasting and critiquing wines while answering questions from the audience. 2:00 - I’m a social guy! 4:50 - This wine smells like Christmas and sea shells 9:30 - Everything I hate about the wine industry 14:35 - My favorite wine region 18:10 - Wine Q&A Enjoyed this episode? Please tweet me at @GaryVee - any feedback is super helpful.

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!

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  

A lot of companies are going to go out of business over the next decade for one main reason: Humans don’t like change. If you’re plan to be in business for the long term and you’re holding “what worked” in the past on a pedestal, I really hope this podcast changes the way you look at things. This is a keynote I gave in Vegas at the International Franchise Association on Facebook and Instagram marketing in 2019, the rise of voice and machine learning, and more. 3:20 - I've always been chasing the attention of the end consumer   7:58 - I didn't come from a corporate environment   14:40 - I lose when I lose because then it's my fault   23:20 - You're taking real money and throwing it in the garbage   28:40 - Voice is going to put you out   39:46 - What I learn from growing up in a family business environment What was your biggest takeaway from this? Tweet @GaryVee and let me know    

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!  

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!

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

Really excited to share this mashup with you guys - it’s a series of a few meetings I had with Kickstradomis, Kablito, and 4Ds alum Jasmine Star. Lots of important takeaways here on using adversity to your advantage, getting people to “realize your worth”, and some tactical business advice for you entrepreneurs. :26 - Jamming with custom shoe artist Kickstradomis 2:25 - Sit down with singer-songwriter Kablito 11:22 - Catch up with self taught photographer Jasmine Star Check it out and let me know what your favorite part was @GaryVee on twitter

A few weeks ago, I put up an Instagram post where I asked people to make a video thanking people for following them. This podcast is a 112 minute compilation of those who saw my post and made a “thank you” video of their own. Hope this video inspires you all to keep perspective and stay grateful today!! 7:02 - Thank you for supporting me on this journey called life 13:42 - I hope you're motivated to do something for yourself 25:32 - Shout out to everyone trying to get better Hit me up on Twitter @GaryVee and let me know what you thought of this