The GaryVee Audio Experience 2000s Silicon Valley with Zuckerberg, My Biggest Flip Story and More
Nov 10, 2019
In this engaging conversation, guest Ryan Moran, author of Capitalism.com, joins Gary Vaynerchuk to share fascinating tales from early Silicon Valley days. They discuss groundbreaking ideas like the one behind Tinder and anecdotes involving tech giants like Mark Zuckerberg. The duo also reflects on the evolution of social media, touching on personal stories of growth and resilience in the business world. Additionally, they dive into the nostalgic revival of sports card collecting and the importance of authenticity in entrepreneurial success.
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Gratitude and Time
- Gratitude and a proper relationship with time are crucial for a fulfilling life.
- If people grasped these concepts, they could avoid insecurity and achieve more.
Social Cam Story
- Gary Vaynerchuk discusses Social Cam, a short-lived app that briefly dominated Facebook's algorithm.
- He learned about first-party video through SocialCam, which informed his approach to Vine, Snapchat, and Instagram.
University Rivals
- Gary Vaynerchuk built an early Facebook app called University Rivals based on Twitter's Color Wars.
- A competitor copied the app, highlighting the fast-paced, sometimes unscrupulous nature of the early tech scene.
