The GaryVee Audio Experience

In this episode of The GaryVee Audio Experience, I sit down for an interview about legacy, parenting, and why my North Star is admiration - not money. I share why my parents' nudge into the liquor store worked and why I'm leaving an uncomfortable amount of money on the table on purpose. I also discuss why work ethic beats talent, why I'm not a fan of most masterminds, and the daily habit that keeps everything in perspective.
You'll learn about:
• Why Admiration Beats Money
• Nudging vs. Cramming in Parenting
• Why Work Ethic Beats Talent
• Producing Content at Scale
• A Daily Habit for Perspective

In this episode of The GaryVee Audio Experience, you'll hear an old conversation between my team and I - Katie, Andy K, Brandon, Stefan, Tyler, India, Alex, AJ, Ryan, Mark, Claude and others - on why changing your mind is the ultimate strength. I share the moments I flipped from cards to toys and back to cards, why I passed on Uber, and why chaos is my happy place. I also discuss why fast decisions aren't reckless, why growth is changing your mind, and why indecisiveness is the real enemy.

You'll learn about:
• Why Changing Your Mind Is Strength
• Instinct and Being Okay Being Wrong
• Chaos and Speed as Assets
• The Cards, Toys, and Uber Stories
• Being the Bigger Person as Leadership

In this episode of The GaryVee Audio Experience, I sit down for an interview during my first trip to Brazil and talk about why you're either first on a new platform or the best on a mature one. I share why wanting to build a big audience really means wanting to live a 1% life, and why South America, Asia, and the Middle East are the most underpriced markets in the world right now. I also discuss my three pieces of advice — self-awareness, make, patience — and the 5149 framework I use to decide which companies to invest in.

You'll learn about:
• First or Best on Any Platform
• The Underpriced Markets Right Now
• Self-Awareness, Make, and Patience
• Leverage in Every Relationship
• The 5149 Investing Framework

In this episode of The GaryVee Audio Experience, I talk about why entrepreneurship at 45, 50, 60, or 72 is more real than ever. I share the 7 p.m. to 2 a.m. window, why your experience actually beats a 20-year-old's naivete, and why the market doesn't care about your age if you can deliver a victory. I also discuss why refusing to learn the new platforms is the losing move, how Sidney Frank didn't hit his big thing with Grey Goose until his 70s, and why regret is the worst thing you can carry at 90.

You'll learn about:
• Why It's Not Over at 52
• The 7 p.m. to 2 a.m. Window
• Experience as an Advantage
• Learning the New Platforms
• Late-Start Entrepreneur Receipts

In this episode of The GaryVee Audio Experience, I talk about why I feel more responsibility than ever to make positivity louder. I share why the odds of becoming a human being... 400 trillion to 1, are the reason I'm happy 24/7, 365. I also discuss why nobody cares about your excuses, what offensive positivity looks like, and why happy people need to start sharing more.

You'll learn about:
• The 400 Trillion to 1 Mindset
• Playing the Long Game
• Everything Is on You
• The Responsibility to Get Louder