LOVED hanging out with these young hustlers, talking culture, basketball, content & a whole lot more. The energy in this room was REAL & I broke it down about how I came up with the Airplane Project and what it stemmed from. Then we dive into perseverance vs delusion and how to figure out how to decide what to go after - self awareness here is key. This is a seriously fire interview, hope you enjoy   Check out these guys here! https://soundcloud.com/theroommatespodcast/

Sitting down with this LEGEND led to a MASSIVELY good show, really flushing out a lot of details that I don't talk about often about the advertising industry and the past, present and future of where it's going. We chop it up and take calls talking to publications, and privacy and I talk more in-depth about what I'd do if I were in charge of a large brand. Super fire show here - hope u love it.   Get Ken's book, Frenemies here: garyvee.com/frenemies

There's one way to be good at anything you want to do - just do it. This clip from an interview I did really elaborates on the best ways to become an expert on whatever you want, by doing. Want to be a podcaster? Do it. Want to start a vlog? Do it. Really important info here that everyone needs to hear.

Super excited to start bringing you guys a more efficient version of these keynotes that I've been putting out because I know not all of you can listen to the entire thing, so we're getting straight into the meat. These two keynotes, one from the Dutch Bros talk and the other from my iconic Breakfast Club interview both push so heavily two pillars that I talk about a lot - that you need to know yourself through self awareness and that you need to stay on the offense to get to what you want - FIRE stuff here guys, hope you're loving them

I think this is a super cool little piece of content - I sat down with my team to write and project my thoughts on Instagram's latest product, IGTV. Not only does this give my thoughts on IGTV, but I also talk about why I don't jump in and make predictions without experiencing new platforms and products. I think this also gives a really cool inside look at how I write my articles and arbitrage time to do so. 

Really really motivated by the idea that entitlement can absolutely hinder your ability to succeed. If you feel you're entitled to something without actually putting the work in, you're in for a big surprise down the line when you're not in that Lambo. Self awareness is the big play here to avoiding that negative mindset. Hope you all love this clip & have a great weekend. 

LOVED having Drake Bell come by to dive deep into something I talk a lot about - the massive advantage independent music artists have when distributing their music. I think this was a really different & interesting meeting because Drake's mindset and experience in the industry gives him a super interesting perspective on the industry. We talk about his come up, how he got both himself and his music on the TV show Drake & Josh and advice for pushing his career further. Really cool talk here for anyone that has roots or interest in producing music. Hope you enjoy! 

This was an insanely fire episode of #AskGaryVee, with The Grill Dads, talking about their new show that's coming out Saturday July 21st; Comfort Food Tour. Loved loved loved having these guys on my the show - one of them, Ryan Fey is even a leader in Vaynermedia's LA office! We sit down and chop it up around the creation of the show, what makes it the most fire food show on TV, and then take some calls - We chat it up with callers about starting their own TV series, how you can encourage your kids to be active in creating content without pushing the barriers you set and even talk to a little girl who's on fire :). This was an all time show, and I really really hope you enjoy it!!!   Check out Comfort Food Tour, airing Saturdays at 8PM on the Food Network! 

This mashup is a combination of a conversation I had with my team, around getting more creative, less lazy and figuring out new ways to use older content to benefit my audience - A lot of you probably haven't heard this content from YEARS ago, and a lot of it still applies today. I talk patience, hustle, content & community, why I'm so happy and what the "simple business vacation" is. SERIOUSLY fire content here everyone, I hope you love these throwbacks

This is a SUPER important interview, for a lot of reasons, I go super in depth with Paul Cutsinger about what my views of the future of voice & Alexa are, and really lay out why the space is so important. If you're as focused on the voice space as I am (you should be), this is an all-timer for you.  Curious about Alexa? Hit up their dev site: https://alexa.design/vaynermedia

I threw down some serious fire while Babin and I were in Seattle at Amazon a few weeks back, sourcing questions from Instagram to answer between meetings from the back of a car - I chopped it up on why telling your truth is the best content, and what that means, why you should start a podcast and a whole lot more. Really loving these backseat answers & I hope you do too.

When you're the CEO, every single thing that's wrong with a business or company falls on you. It's your responsibility, it's your fault that it's not working or it is working - when you're at the top, it's lonely because you can't blame anybody but yourself. This rant expands on that.

Every single young music producer that's trying to break out needs to hear this meeting where grammy nominated music producer illmind and I chop it up around the music industry & working with your heroes. 

I think Snapchat is about to make a massive comeback, so I'm going all in on the platform again and throwing out some fire content. Since I'm getting back on it, I wanted to throw together this mashup so you know why you need to be on it, along with some tips to win the platform. Hope u enjoy ;)

Absolutely loved having Frank come on the show this week - Frank is the former CEO of The Home Depot and a non-executive chairman of Delta Airlines, among a host of other large achievements. We sat down and talked heavily about businesses at a macro level, as well as running a business internally - how and why 360 reviews aren't an efficient or effective method of reviews within a company. There's some really, really great segments here that I think you'll love. Make sure you check out Crazy Good Turns, the Podcast about inspiring stories and people that Frank produces at crazygoodturns.org

This FIRE interview I did on my friend Elvis Duran's morning show here in NYC on Z100 was really an all-time interview. We chopped it up really hard, focusing heavily on why the older generation needs to stop categorizing millennials as all lazy, and advice for people in that generation.  Really a fire interview that I think you'll all like. 

I talk a lot about the concept of "the law of attraction" and how it relates to achieving what you want to happen in life - this little snippet talks about what that all really means and how you can relate it to your own life. 

For those of you that remember, a few months ago, at the launch of Crushing It!, I held a competition/raffle that if you bought 10 copies of Crushing It!, you had the chance to have breakfast with me at VaynerMedia in New York City - this is that meeting ;) I think that the vast majority of the emphasis in this video is placed on perspective, complaining, dwelling, etc... If you've been watching my content for a while and you still are in a place where you dwell on things that happened in the past or you don't truly understand how good we have it, I'm really hoping that this is the one that gets through to you..

This mashup helps embody a ton of my beliefs and pillars of content into one powerful message that'll get you to crush this entire week.

Was awesome to have Labrinth come through and play and hang at the VaynerX lounge in Cannes, France two weeks ago. Loved sitting down with him for this little impromptu interview, chatting about number one hits and creative freedom, he also does a live performance at the end ;)

Had a great time meeting with this duo that started the channel Dose of Society, where they travel to different cities to interview locals about their opinions on local topics. I review their content and give a few recommendations on what I think can help them grow in the long term, by formatting their style and implementing a few tactics.

LOVED sitting down to chat with Ryan & his girlfriend, two prank masters to talk about their build up, and strategies for them to utilize and their audience for a long term play. This was a really important meeting that a lot of you should hear - they're being patient and their reasoning will really apply to you. Great great stuff. Hope u enjoy

This throwback is massively massively valuable for any music artist or creator that hasn't heard it - we talk about how Russ really put the work in during his come up (& still does), releasing music for completely free and how he thinks about patience & it's value. This is an ALL TIME episode you shouldn't miss.  ;)

Something that I touch on occasionally, but don't always go super into detail about are my thoughts around parenting are, so I wanted to release this little mashup that has a multitude of content around that thought. 

This was a super cool interview that focused massively more on the Vaynermedia & VaynerX side of my life, expanding on why and how I built our new media property, One37PM - I also dive super deep into the future of voice in advertising,  and why Alexa, Google Home & similar platforms are the next thing to really look out for.

With this holiday week ahead, I wanted to bring you guys some serious fire. Losing is of the most important parts of being an entrepreneur, because no matter what, at some point you're going to take an L and be faced with a decision of what to do. Either you use it to push yourself harder or you wallow in sorrow. This mashup brings some heat on exactly what you should do.   

I think everyone should listen to this due to the advice for general social media it gives, but ESPECIALLY creatives young and old in advertising because we dive deep into the old, new and changing landscapes of the advertising world. We talk about working with more traditional superiors, why you need to be thinking in tweets instead of TV spots and a ton more - this was an all time one.   Apologies that some of the questions were cut out - this was in a large hall and we weren't able to capture every question.

The only voice you need to hear is your own. Everything comes down to your mindset. If you're not optimistic and motivated, you need to find a new circle of friends and start becoming very in tune with yourself. Hope you really dig into this one this weekend and get ready to put complete FIRE into the upcoming week.

Really really loved getting down with this Q&A at VM London a few weeks back, jumping into my thoughts around different social platforms, the GDRP compliance, and how technology is shaping the way that we live, work and breathe. Really solid fireside chat and Q&A here, hope you really enjoy

Besides being the most downloaded episode of all time, this was a super super cool collab, and I was really pumped to have my man Tony Robbins on the show. We chop it up big time around personal branding, gratitude, leverage and giving back. Total FIRE on this one.

I see too many companies putting effort into social solely for the purpose of doing social. If companies put more of an emphasis on brand and sales, I think that there would be a positive and dramatic shift in how that company thinks about and executes on social.

Loved being on my buddy Dr. Oz's podcast, The Dr. Oz Podcast to sit down and really dig into a few topics that I don't touch on a ton, including health as well as a few that I get deep into here, like supply and demand of talent, the how and why startups are excelling on social and reinforcing why voice is the next big thing. Great great interview here :)  Check out his podcast here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-dr-oz-podcast/id1387919501?mt=2 and hit him up on Twitter @droz & Instagram @dr_oz    

Loved loved loved meeting with this young up and coming artist to sit down and discuss the ways she can pop even bigger into the community. We chat music distribution, summer hits and the mindset while creating music. Great stuff here, I know you'll all love it.

This was a really neat interview I did for a Polish publication while I was in London, chatting about my new book and diving massively into what I see as Legacy and what legacy is what drives me so so far. We also get into the difference between the US and a lot of other countries, specifically the influence that family has over your career and lifestyle. Really cool points in this interview I think you'll find interesting. 

I think this meeting is super interesting because it's different than my normal business meetings - it really focuses in on an international brand that's looking to launch a new part of their business and the ways they should be thinking about this big change. Great stuff here! 

This was a SUPER cool interview that I really enjoyed with Travis Mills on Apple's Beats1 Radio - we really talk about what goes on behind the scenes in my meetings with rappers, and the mutual value that goes both ways. We chat how I go from Madison Ave boardrooms to a studio in the hood, and how that transition come so natural to me, it's all about value and empathy.    Check out Travis & His show on Beats1 Here Twitter: @Beats1 @AppleMusic  Instagram: @beats1official @applemusic  LINKS:  Tune in/Live stream: https://itunes.apple.com/us/station/beats-1/idra.978194965?app=music&ign-itsct=be1_b1t_tra&ign-itscg=30302 Show page/On Demand: https://itunes.apple.com/us/curator/travis-mills/1191586538?app=music&ign-itsct=be1_cur_tra&ign-itscg=30302  

If you're new to my podcast, or my content in general, this is one piece that you 100 percent should not miss. It's one of my top performing pieces of content and an all time keynote that really resonates to this day. This one was interesting because I was speaking to an entrepreneurship class and I just don't think you can learn to be an entrepreneur which makes for an interesting dynamic ;) To be successful you need to be adapting but stay loyal to your strengths.  If you’re a true entrepreneur you understand the importance of taking your idea and running with it — there's no time to waste. You never know what tomorrow will bring and timing is massively important. These lessons don’t stop, no matter what stage of your career you're in.  Macro-patience vs. Micro-speed is everything. Don't dwell on your mistakes and just keep moving forward. Give this one a listen because you do not want to miss it.

The internet cut out all of the middlemen, which opens up the door to anybody and everybody that takes a shot.. In today's world where anybody can create content and put it on social with very little to no friction, you have to make the best content and be the best at distributing it... Really enjoyed this interview with iHeartRadio, you can find them here: https://www.youtube.com/user/iheartradio

This panel with a group of Finnish YouTubers, including Jarno Laasala [The Dudesons] was super cool, and we touched on a handful of topics that I don't talk about a ton, like how Logan Paul and Grape Story are linked, brand safety with influencers and the balance of selling out as an influencer that's putting on a brand. Awesome chat around tips for influencers here

The 3rd Keynote in the NAC series, this was one for the books - I go in on people that talk about being an "expert" in something, just putting it in their bio instead of putting in the work to show that they're excelling in their field. This was a really really all-time keynote, I think you'll love it

This throwback is PERFECT for you to listen to this Sunday morning, there's a really simple way to make money - do shit. In this one, my brother in law Justin & spend the day going to garage sales to find stuff to flip - you should give it a try today :)

This clip from when I was in Helsinki is a really strong reminder of how I built my personal brand team - Team GaryVee and a great model to follow if you've hit the point in your personal brand development where you can bring some people on to exponentially grow the brand. I talk to an entrepreneur in Finland about the core players that I see as required on a team -  and the individual content they create, as well as scaling that team. 

The massive, overarching theme of this keynote is practicality - useful knowledge to drive your goal. Once you've figured out what you want, and what you're trying to achieve , you need to put in the work and reverse engineer to match that goal. Some really great Q&A here too, chatting about OTT's and the way the landscape is changing.

This keynote was super super cool and I think it's a great one to look back at, when Instagram and Snapchat were just starting to boom & social taking hold of our lives. I give some advice I think will help a lot of you - talking about how long you should be waiting until you see a return on your business or startup. Great stuff in this keynote, it'd mean the world to me if you listened

Interning and working for cheap or free can be one of the most powerful tools & experiences you can have as a young entrepreneur & I always say that you should get close to those that you admire and strive to be. Here's a few more tips for interns that I think are super valuable to winning the long game.

Really happy I got to do this chat with my man Jordan Palmer, former Redskins QB, chatting social tactics - really focusing in on what you're trying to do on a platform, what your business goal is - sell? grow? Knowing this answer will help you define your social strategy. I also double down on why being the number 13 person at Facebook instead of the number one is so valuable & really put into perspective why enjoying what you do is such a game changer.

This keynote from Ft. Lauderdale a few weeks back starts with me bringing the audience way back to when I started building Wine Library, doing email marketing & google adwords and moving into why losing and learning to love & accept losing really helps in the long term- it helps put into perspective their goals & I talk about passing on Uber twice relating to this. Great conference here & I hope u enjoy

These 2 clips from my recent trip to Helsinki push home the complete fact that building businesses from the ground up take time - Deciding whether your business is ready to expand into new geographic areas is a big undertaking and between these two clips, a common theme emerges which is to make sure you're not jumping the gun on what you're trying to do. Great clips & advice here, hope u all enjoy