# MICRO MACRO | DailyVee 083 ## Метаданные - **Канал:** Gary Vaynerchuk - **YouTube:** https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hUFPdADL8g4 - **Дата:** 08.11.2016 - **Длительность:** 11:08 - **Просмотры:** 71,773 - **Источник:** https://ekstraktznaniy.ru/video/19135 ## Описание STARTED MY MORNING OFF BY FILMING REAL BIZ WITH REBECCA JARVIS, THEN I HAD A VAYNERMEDIA LEADERSHIP MEETING , AFTER THAT I HAD A MEETING WITH PENCILS OF PROMISE, AND ENDED MY DAY WITH A BOOKS DEAL MEET UP. watch all of my journey as an entrepreneur HERE: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfA33-E9P7FA-A72QKBw3noWuQbaVXqSD — ♫ Music by Jura Kez - https://soundcloud.com/jura-kez ♫ Music by JMKM - https://soundcloud.com/productiveculture ♫ Music by Amper Music - https://ampermusic.com 💿 : DailyVee Selects:https://soundcloud.com/garyvee/sets/dailyvee-selects -- Thank you for watching this video. I hope that you keep up with the daily videos I post on the channel, subscribe, and share your learnings with those that need to hear it. Your comments are my oxygen, so please take a second and say ‘Hey’ ;). -- ► Subscribe to My Channel Here http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=GaryVaynerchuk -- Gary Vaynerchuk is a serial entrepreneur and the CEO and founder of VaynerMedi ## Транскрипт ### [] - [Gary] Which means I over-invested. More people, more capabilities because I'm gonna take the whole fuckin' pie. (triumphant rock music) - What if I told you this is the last Monday morning of your life? - [Woman] You're still recording, right? - [DRock] Yeah. - [Gary] It's so weird how the world's going now, right? We're like... - Okay, so, worst advice ### 10:30 AM FILM REAL BIZ W/ REBECCA JARVIS [0:47] what is the worst advice you've received along the way? - Almost anything everybody's ever told me. I mean, advice is bad unless it's contextual and you really dig deep. I give very little advice to my employees until I really start to get to know them. The advice that I give them comes with really getting to know them. Emily's advice got better every day because I got to know her better. And so, most people like to give advice without context. The best advice only comes from the people closest to you and the ones that actually have your best interest in mind, not their's. That means almost nobody because that means everybody's on the outside and a lot of times the people on the inside. I mean mommy and daddy are giving you advice in their best interest not your's. - So how do you differentiate? - I just don't listen to anybody. - Has that come back to hurt you in any way? - I'm sure. But I'll take where I'm at. - Great. - Thank you, guys. (laughs) You can't put it out there but, you know, anyway, this was super fun. - Thank you. - Let me know if I can be a help. Bye guys. Take care, good luck. - See if you have time, call (censored). - Okay. You know it's one of those classic when they do something it pops up a different way, right? Yeah but unlike me, you're an attractive woman and that gives you 8 billion shit things that I don't have to deal with. No, you have to understand, Facebook allows for AMA, everything does. Twitter's the water cooler of our society. I know you get it 'cause you're fucking smart. I know it sucks but it's just gonna, you put a finger in that hole and that water's gonna come somewhere else. We need to attack mental health and other issues and many other issues, racism, equality, more meritocracy and capitalism, but in a different way. There's a million things we have to do but I promise you shutting down Twitter or forcing real names on Twitter is the furthest thing. You're trying to fix the faucet, the problem is in the well, my dear. ("Summer Over" by JMKM) Oh, no way. - Great space. - [Gary] How cool is this? Right? - On record about you're going to steal the whole entire game in town. - Like I'm a polite guy. I don't want them after the first taping, everybody's like the three of them being like... We're about to launch something called VaynerTalent. It is basically this. It's what I believe is the next version of production companies. It's the human production company. It is the combination of influencer social media marketing and reality TV. It's the unique thing that I've done that nobody's done for the last six months. It's the reason that even though I've been the best at this craft for nine years, that over the last six months everything has changed for me. I've got it figured out. I've built a team around it. I've taken my members and built a division around it and we're gonna do it. And I, so, I can take any B-list celebrity you have and make them A-list and I'm being dead fuckin' serious with you right now for $25,000 a month. Dead serious. Alright, I'll see you in a few minutes. - [James] They told me I was meeting with the big dog today. (group laughs) You're going in Gary's office you're meeting with the big dog. - Top dog. It's a better way to put it. Around, I have a vision for education. ### 11:30 AM | VAYNERMEDIA LEADERSHIP MEETING [4:17] Which is unbelievable. - [James] Wow, Gary. - Uh-huh. - [James] Come full circle. - No, it's just I have my version. I believe in everything just not the way you guys want to do it. Here's what it's gonna be, 7 to 11 P. M. night classes all hands on, one shot, go. That's it. I'm gonna have my version. - [James] Okay. - But it's gonna work. It's gonna (censored) be the point person for (censored). Team that's gonna create the ACC, AE what it means to be an account person, we're going to literally change the company in five minutes. - [James] Yeah. - [Gary] Let's put this up there too next to that. We're gonna have to move that one over. 'Cause it got centered. Put this one, too. Alright, ASAP. Alex doesn't look like he's doing anything. Alex, can you hang this next to that thing, fix it. (DRock laughs) I trust Alex more. He's not doing anything and he looks handy as shit. Cool. - [Woman] Who's that? Your face? - Yeah. I need way more of my face around this office. I think, let me give you some really good advice. When you win on a macro level, don't over-stress the micro level. There's unlimited opportunity, it's just priorities. It's a macro thing. You know? As long as I'm not stressing about the micro, you shouldn't stress about the micro. I'm not so sold you aren't better off to go take the jump, fail and come back then to wait a year to take the jump. I don't know. You're doing all the right things 'cause you're being respectful as fuck and really trying to be careful here ### 12:30 PM MEETING WITH PENCILS OF PROMISE [5:55] 'cause you know I'm the insurance policy. So I'm just not so sold that you shouldn't jump, yeah because you'll come back, right now, you don't know. And it's fucking eating you. You're better off to go, fail or first of all win, easy, right? Fucking yes. Fail, get that nut off, come back for three years and then try it again or come back and never try it again but boy, will you know a lot more. - [Man] We're catching up maybe 20, 25. Circle, I'm talking to you because I'd love to be able to say to our clients that we can do their social media-- - You don't want to send them to us? - [Man] I do want to but you weren't interested before. - [Gary] Buzzfeed? - I had just texted you. - [Gary] Okay. I don't have a phone anymore. - Got it. I got a new phone. - And I texted you. - [Gary] About? - Something we should talk about. - [Gary] Right now? - Not now but soon. - [Gary] Alright, I want to know what it is. You guys keep talking. (somber music) You know what the best part is? How awesome it is that the whole thing is recorded and if they want to take it in the wrong direction I'm thrilled to put out all the content. - Great. - Hello. (group affirmation) - [Gary] So, I'm really thinking that Q& amp; A is the way to go here. - I'm never on defense. I'll bail, I'll bail. When I was dating, if I saw anything that wasn't in, if I dated, so I hate negativity. It's why we have a great culture. If I dated a girl that I realized very quickly like she liked, it was intriguing to have conflict, I literally bailed immediately. Out forever. I have no effort for defense. I'm trying to win every game 477 to 433 and I'm talking about baseball. You know what I mean? - [Man] I don't watch baseball but yeah. - But you know what I mean? - [Man] Yeah. But baseball where there's lower scoring. That's why that's the analogy. Fucking soccer. I'm trying to score so many points that I'm not worried about the casualties. You know this more because you've been at Vayner like I never care about the failures at Vayner. I love when people come in to me and be like, "Listen, I've got to talk to you about this problem. "It's really gonna undermine us. " I'm like, "Are you a fucking idiot? "How the fuck you think we got here? " If you want me to play your micro game, I'm gonna look like everybody else so I'm always on the offense, always macro and always very aware of what I want to happen. We're gonna make less money this year at $100 million than we made last year at $67. Net. I don't mean percentage. Because I'm getting greedier. Meaning they're in trouble. Them. (group laughter) I see it which means I over-invested. More people, more capabilities because I'm gonna take the whole fucking pie. I care about capitalism and meritocracy and the game more than I care about myself. And that is crazy shit. And I really don't see it, only 'cause I haven't gotten close to it or figured out how to see it in others but it is a different thing. When you get to that level of selflessness, it's a vulnerability that is so extreme and it's so interesting. I just think I'm cut out for it and I don't want to force my audience into it because their behavior probably hasn't been their whole life to be in it. Got it? ("Always" by Jura Kez) Tyler, did the email to the company go out? - [Tyler] It did, yeah. - [Gary] Good. 99% of the market is short term and the 1% that isn't and has the talent wins every time. Which makes no sense because unless you're gonna die you should only play long term. There was a stat that some dude in Mexico City said one of these futurist type characters. I'm sure he's smart. I have no idea who so I just but he was right before me as I was mic'd up and he says, "It's been scientifically proven," "that 85% of what "humans make decisions about is irrational. " And that spoke to me. Because A, I think it's higher and B, it's why I think all my success is happening. I am stunningly the most rational and the most practical of all yet, I don't seem it. And when he said it I'm like, "Right, that's why. " "Because the rest of the market is irrational. " DRock, there's war time generals and there's peace time generals. (light music)