Time Management Before An Assistant

Yoli asks, "Before you had an assistant, how did you structure your day? " Yoli, first of all, I just want to tell you I appreciate all the interaction. Thanks for being a uh supporter of the Ask GaryVee show. By the way, back to the last question. The middle is dangerous. Uh pre-assistant I mean it was a disa. It I was such a bad person. people, you know, I had this power position at Wine Library where I was one of the biggest wine buyers in the world or definitely in the US in the world. And uh and not that it got to my head, but I was like, look, somebody could wait 15 minutes or 20 minutes if I'm like, you know, finishing up this meeting. They're here to sell me. So, I kind of took that, you know, the buyer's approach mentality to that. But what was bad was I would triple book people. Like literally, I used to be like on the floor at 11:30 in the morning helping somebody with, you know, a big selection for a party and I'd see like somebody walking in like, "Oh yeah, that's right. I have a meeting with Craig. " And I'd be like, "Yeah, and you should try this pen noir. " And then I'd be like, "Oh crap, why did Frank just come in? " "That's right. I have a meeting with Frank and I think it's at the same time. That's bad. Let me figure out what I'm going to do. " And by the way, you need a little cheese for your party. Why did Sally just walk in? Holy crap, I'm triple booked. And this would happen a lot. And it was complete chaos. It was disorganized. Uh, it wasn't efficient and it was piss poor. Oh crap. Wait. Subscribe. I need subscriptions because I can't push this many right hooks in social. So subscribe.