DAILYVEE SEASON 1: FINALE

cuz we're gonna be it's about to be Oh this was last Monday morning the wife I just want document like it's so obvious to me what could happen daily bein snapchat like our execution these next four months it can be so [ __ ] crazy what a lot of you'll understand is execution and we put the piece of in place a full execution I don't think anything valuable comes back there's a lot more of the Gary Vaynerchuk success story than the overnights 24 months everything happened for you success story I wish everything I wish you got to see lots of worth every minute every day oh Zorich sneakers in you're not with them living alone indie-rock yep so not letting us upstairs because I don't have shoes for them sneakers Jeremy get my teenager all right they're letting them up okay how do you have sex and a monkey the attacks in the last year a piece of poop with I just come in well yeah I think it's gonna be because I do realize this when we did it I guess this is going to help put a cherry on top of the sundae of like the work of the work there's no talking about there's no going on the askgaryvee show of popped indicating I'm excited for you guys to continue on this journey because get ready to be very excited Tim Rickards Gary Vaynerchuk how are you super well I have my calendar that we're recording today I'm at the door do you have setting [ __ ] man [ __ ] people don't think of entrepreneurship and a skill right they don't think they can be LeBron or be you know Nine Inch Nails or be severe ascent but everybody looks at me and says I can do that if you right now is your as you're running through the airport or driving on the highway or going to a job you my friend are not an entrepreneur you may have entrepreneurial tendencies being entrepreneur a purebred entrepreneur the way that I see is somebody who doesn't even have the ability to have ever had a job the reason I was an F student and I'd like to think most of you realize at this point I'm no dope I'm not a dummy it was because I couldn't deploy going from that machine which was built to go get a job and I wasn't honing the skills that I knew I had to have to be who I was and I knew this at nine years old amazing dog beautiful put a dog I don't even like dogs I like humans I don't give a [ __ ] about trees [ __ ] nature animals all but the people I know that bothers a lot of people but it bothers me when so many people don't like people like everybody always get so mad at me when you're like you only dogs you're bad guy you don't care about Mother Nature you're bad guy most of you won't like other people you're bad guy tell you the number one thing that scares the [ __ ] animation nice watches and Ferraris here's what I mean do not sell these people [ __ ] very real it's got to be valuable because you like money when your grandkids ever think you're a dick right understood it was an actual [ __ ] business you're not a [ __ ] self-help coach that only sells info products it comes down to very simple things which is do not get caught up in taking a [ __ ] pretty picture like on a vacation on [ __ ] boat on Instagram and selling these people [ __ ] everybody's doing that everywhere you go you built a business that's what you pound on and if you happen to be motivating and charismatic all about all the [ __ ] manner I think documenting your journey on again medium your own personal blog YouTube SoundCloud anchor you know on and on snapchat on and on of you going through this journey I mean it would be really cool to have content right now about when Vera Wang started

learning like literally learning how to create a dress right what do you think are the key ingredients to typical story I think the best ingredient to a good story is understanding what your audience wants to hear okay and and so because I have so much listening capability and so much empathy I'm able to really understand what they want to hear now what I think makes a great storyteller is not a good one is understanding what your audience wants to hear and understanding what you should tell them predicated on that and allowing the authentic most high-value information get to them instead of pandering or manipulating them the movie [ __ ] Denver [ __ ] simple because that's the current law why do I hate Texas for my heart because I yeah I'll tell you exactly right here faint I hate Texas I listen I hate Houston more than you [ __ ] hate the system right now because I built a wine business where I shipped wine and this [ __ ] assets they two expects money the politicians and blocks only one store from shipping the Texas me because I was at the top of the heap I was going through a million in sales here saving all Texas people money because I was creating competition and the wholesalers three of them paid more [ __ ] asked Houston politicians to block me from shipping here and one day I got a letter and said you can't ship here anymore so what am I supposed to do I can open a store in [ __ ] Texas and throw down or I can adjust that's what you have to do nobody gives a [ __ ] about your feelings bro who's an entrepreneur in here raise your hand let me give you one really good piece of advice the meanest is four billion times more important than perfection the amount of you that are crippled by getting [ __ ] right instead of getting [ __ ] done is insane and it is an absolute variable to success in an entrepreneur land where you have to do something in those couple years or you're [ __ ] dead go talk to nine year olds they regret they talk about regret I wish I did literally inevitably I do this I wish is the opening line hey man tell me about your life like this is what I do that's what I did in my 20s I spoke to a lot of old people they'll end it and that rule II literally one by one at airport Park or Park Ave enter event bar or bar one of them every one of them all of them started with I wish all of them oh wow pretty cool huh the office is so intense look at this Statue of Liberty alright my room is legit guys I don't want to look at it I'm so excited look if you want something to happen you can't just visualize it this isn't the secret [ __ ] you need to actually have a plan on how you're going to get there and more importantly the bigger your ambition is the more patience you have to deploy against it the more working after put against it it's just the way it is obviously your talent is a variable great you're gonna crush it making six months do you that's fine just I always see it and so the audacious wants and needs of buying a alisha of a business standpoint not a professional football team even back then when it wouldn't just worth a billion I knew this was going to be five six seven billion dollar execution so even though I did great in the wine business even though crushin had popped and I was building the garyvee thing like and even though I had invested a Facebook Twitter and Tumblr at that point I still had the self-awareness even though everything was showing me with my investing that I could make a lot of money that way I still had the self-awareness that for me what I thought was going to be my best opportunity was to go and not start a brand the idea of creating the next Captain Crunch versus buying Captain Crunch when the company that owned it didn't manage it well and wanted to sell it off there was just no comparison on stage and I thought a really interesting thing to talk about would be self-awareness if I could spend two to three minutes with all of you and make you understand that self-awareness is probably the single most important thing that you can spend time on for your outcome for your future life it would be so exciting to me if hundreds or thousands of people left here today and started really realizing who they actually were what are you actually good at are you actually in a position to be successful what do you like doing because the opportunities are endless the problem is we are scared

different things because the fundamental core reality is we worry about what other people say we worry about getting judged if we fail one thing that I've been very blessed with because I've traveled the world quite a bit for business and speaking and one thing that a lot of people may not understand is that entrepreneurship does not work in a lot of other countries because failure is a scarlet letter here in the US we're so lucky that entrepreneurship is met with when you fail you pick yourself back up and you go and to me that is unbelievable and we are blessed to be in that ecosystem and we need to take full advantage of it