The GaryVee Audio Experience

Loved this conversation with Joshua Coombes around how I think about Giving in a 2019 world, especially in the non-profit world. I wrote Jab, Jab, Jab, Right Hook to explain this side of marketing, because most people that are offering to give, are really trying to take and most are not even aware of the vulnerability of their behavior. Let me know your thoughts & your favorite moment from this podcast by tweeting @garyvee. ;) xoxo

This podcast is from a 4Ds session I gave in London — many of you have been asking me for more tactical, business-focused content and this format is a really good way for me to provide that for you all. You’ll get to hear my thoughts on voice, why I think brand will be the only thing left, diversifying across platforms, why companies like 7-eleven are in deep trouble over the next few decades and more. 1:45 - Timing is just as important as being right 4:20 - Why convenience vs brand matters so much in a voice-first world 10:15 - If Instagram disappeared, where would you be? 13:53 - Your creative must be contextual to platforms/audience 19:13 - How the next economic crash will affect big brands vs small brands 20:20 - How to roll out new products/brands 22:20 - Subjectivity can hinder creative What was your favorite part of this episode? I’m super curious to hear what you think ;) Tweet me @GaryVee with the hashtag #GVAudioExperience

Throwback to when Simon Sinek stopped by for the #AskGaryVee Show about 2.5 years ago.  #QOTD: Do you feel loved and supported in your work culture? And if you do, tag your coworkers. Tweet @garyvee and let me know.  #TIMESTAMPS: 6:48 - Can an employees 'why' and a company's 'why' co-exist? 11:12 -Self-awareness: Is it more about maturity and wisdom or is something you are just born with? 17:25 - How do you help new team members buy into what you are trying to achieve? 22:43 - Should I market my new book under a different name? 27:08 - When do you know that you have the chops to 'start talking'?

I’m making a commitment to create more context on my thoughts and points of views through long-form content. In this Perfectly Mentored podcast with Jason Portnoy, I talk more about what I believe about hustle, my ambitions of buying the Jets, how I think about doing Q&A, and more. 6:20 - The pursuit is my passion 7:30 - The only 2 core things I'm spitting 8:00 - When patience become delusional 10:00 - What big companies can learn from each other 12:50 - My message to all real entrepreneurs 19:30 - The best advantage one can have Think you guys will find this one valuable - hope it sheds some new light on my truths and what I believe :) Listen and tweet me thought @GaryVee

On episode 304 of the #AskGaryVee Show, entrepreneur Strauss Zelnick stops by and we chat about: (0:40-3:10): Did Strauss green light Ghoulies? (3:11-11:28): Strauss’ career path. (11:29-14:59): Predicting the next ten years. (15:00-15:39): Thoughts on blockchain. (16:40-17:47): Sports betting. (17:48-23:13): Th future of esports (23:14-25:15): What’s going to pop next in culture? (25:16-29:59): How to run a price-based business today. (30:00-33:16): How to get users for your app. (33:17-38:49): The state of entrepreneurship today. (38:50-40:30): At the end of the day, what are we all doing here?   Tweet @garyvee and let me know what you thought about these time stamps. Should I do these more often? #GVAudioExperience Give Strauss a follow on these platforms: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/strausszelnick LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/strauss-zelnick-7800252

Coming out of Agent2021, I'm really really excited to put this mashup together- blowing out ways to get ahead as a realtor by leveraging building your personal brand - Lots of tactical tips in here that I hope you get a massive amount of value from, to help your sales and build connections <3 

A lot of people don’t know this about me, but almost nothing makes me squeamish. In this podcast, I sit down with Mark Cersosimo and answer some fun questions about whether I’d buy the Jets today (if that meant wearing Jordans every day for the rest of my life), whether I prefer toilet paper “over” or “under”, how many pigeons I think I could carry, and more. And I do it while eating some really weird food and drinking “cat wine.” This interview shows a different side of me that many of you may not have seen. Tweet me if you’d ever try Clamdy Canes after listening to this episode @GaryVee ;)

The music industry isn’t what it used to be. Years ago, you had to impress a handful of executives and pray that they liked your music — and if they didn’t, your career would never launch. Now, you’ve got all these artists getting popular off of Soundcloud, Spotify, YouTube, and creating content on social media. In this podcast, I talk with Dreezy — a rapper I really believe in — about the future of hip hop, and why I’m hanging out with rap artists as a CEO. What up-and-coming artists do you think should be on my radar? Tweet me @GaryVee with the hashtag #GVAudioExperience ;)

Eugene Remm is one of those rare people who I both genuinely like as a human being, and also has insane skills professionally. We share a super similar background — he also came to America from the Soviet Union and built successful businesses. And he did it by leveraging something I really believe in: doing free work for people who he admired. Lots of great insights in this episode that you guys will enjoy — especially if you’re getting started in your career. Question of the day: What’s the one business that you believe in that could be elevated by an experience? Tweet me your answers @GaryVee with the hashtag #GVAudioExperience ;) (The AskGaryVee Video episode will be available on my YouTube channel - youtube.com/garyvee - on Friday Feb 22nd at 1:37pm ET)

Lots of little clips from different meetings and events in today’s podcast … You’ll hear what went down at our little influencer meet up at Made in New York Pizza (where I’m an investor).   I also met with a young kid who needed to “get his mind rewired” — I talked to him about overcoming the same pressures that so many young people face with “figuring out” their lives.   The podcast starts off with my meeting with “Freeway” Rick Ross — a former drug dealer who’s now helping at-risk youth and women’s empowerment initiatives.   All fascinating conversations — especially the part where I talk to Rick Ross about entrepreneurship.   Listen and tweet me what you thought @GaryVee ;)