Gary Vaynerchuk. Watch him.

Just to add to that. In the guest interview with Gary, the CEO of Mastercard says they have patents for blockchain related things because they want to embrace it since it's becoming big.

They want to give customers what they want.

I welcome that.
Yeah banks globally went on a patenting spree a couple of years ago.. Mastercard probably just didn't want to be left out.
 
Proof? send links, sources...
Why don't you stop being lazy and just Google it. VaynerX is a joke in the advertising industry because their creative is complete garbage. A quick search for his Glassdoor account will quickly provide all the proof you need. Take a quick stroll through the r/advertising subreddit as well to see how everyone talks about his agency--along with ex-employees.
 
It's true - his agency is responsible for baby Mr. Peanut - which arguably makes no sense, but it got people talking about it.

I don't think it's a terrible agency or a joke, but they get by purely on their association to Gary. A lot of celebrities have marketing/PR agencies attached to them - it's a way to license your name and get paid a commission for doing nothing, plus they'll get business just by the association.

I'd rather work with Oglivy or Sachi & Sachi if I'm going to pay the big bucks.
 
I appreciate him for his motivation and inspiration, which is very direct and unfiltered, but all the other stuff around him like his agency etc. I don't really care. Basically his primary message is: Publish as much content as possible on as much platforms as possible...and of course, there is nothing wrong about it.
 
If you didnt listen, I dont see how you can have an opinion on him to be fair.

It doesnt matter to me if you do or dont like him, but atleast give him a proper chance before spreading negative opinions my man... positivity is where its at

I didn't listen to him, but I know about him and his business and made a choice not to listen.
I didn't spread any negative opinions, I said I prefer to listen to someone else and what you said about his credibility doesn't look like a big thing to me, I don't care who his guests are. I got that you like the guy, but there is no need to challenge everyone who says they don't :).
 
I actually didnt mean to copy your video in a reply again it was by accident, I guess it copied it from the other guy quoting my previous quote or something

It's cool man, we can be friends again
 
My advice is this :-

If you want to make money then stop watching videos, stop reading, stop following people.

Find your own path and get stuff done. Create a plan. Find out what you need to know to execute that plan NOW. Do what you can with the knowledge you have. If you physically can't, then just research the exact thing you need and nothing more.

Throw some shit at the wall..

Later you'll find out what you need to improve on.

99.99% of the crap you think you need to know to make money is never needed and you will get hit like a truck with things you didn't even know existed.

None of it is useful for you. If you're making less than $1 million per year you don't need to read anything or follow anyone. Just work, do what you can, and learn the minimum bits and pieces you need to execute. That's it. That's how you do it.

It's 99% mindset and 1% talent/knowledge.

That doesn't mean the knowledge isn't important, it means you'll never get the real knowledge if you don't have the mindset.

Mindset is, routine, focus, discipline, eat well, sleep well, don't watch tv, don't play games, don't watch business-porn, stay the hell away from all the dopamine-hits. Youtube is a giant dopamine hit.

I can guarantee you the guys behind the 9, 10 and 11 figure companies did not sit around watching videos on youtube.

If you've got a $1mil-$10m/year business, then watch some ceo interviews on youtube to learn more about things you'll face.

Over $10m you will know what to do to advance.

Under $1m, just get stuff done, as fast as possible.
 
My advice is this :-

If you want to make money then stop watching videos, stop reading, stop following people.

Find your own path and get stuff done. Create a plan. Find out what you need to know to execute that plan NOW. Do what you can with the knowledge you have. If you physically can't, then just research the exact thing you need and nothing more.

Throw some shit at the wall..

Later you'll find out what you need to improve on.

99.99% of the crap you think you need to know to make money is never needed and you will get hit like a truck with things you didn't even know existed.

None of it is useful for you. If you're making less than $1 million per year you don't need to read anything or follow anyone. Just work, do what you can, and learn the minimum bits and pieces you need to execute. That's it. That's how you do it.

It's 99% mindset and 1% talent/knowledge.

That doesn't mean the knowledge isn't important, it means you'll never get the real knowledge if you don't have the mindset.

Mindset is, routine, focus, discipline, eat well, sleep well, don't watch tv, don't play games, don't watch business-porn, stay the hell away from all the dopamine-hits. Youtube is a giant dopamine hit.

I can guarantee you the guys behind the 9, 10 and 11 figure companies did not sit around watching videos on youtube.

If you've got a $1mil-$10m/year business, then watch some ceo interviews on youtube to learn more about things you'll face.

Over $10m you will know what to do to advance.

Under $1m, just get stuff done, as fast as possible.
I love you
 
I prefer Jordan Peterson

One of my favorite professors I've ever had back in university. I knew he'd be famous one day but everyone in the class thought I was weird for wanting a pic after our last lecture lol.

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Gary V absolutely gives me motivation but there is one major detail I disagree with him. Patience.

Yes, patience is essential but being impatient can be a huge asset. My impatience to acquire wealth has lead me to grow my affiliate sites in record time while also buying investment properties at the same time.

Screw patience, it's more about persistence every fucking day.
 
Been following him when he had only couple of thousands or hundreds on YT and IG. This guy has now millions of followers on YT and IG, this guy has no bullshit in his talk, he speaks the truth every single time, not trying to sell you anything. Wish we had more people like him in this world!

I've even tried some of his ideas and suggestions, which helped me a lot.
 
A friend of mine sent me a bunch of his videos a couple years ago but I just don't like the guy.
He seems very egotistical and does a lot of that nonsense motivational stuff where he's talking, and saying words, but isn't actually saying anything of substance.
 
One of my favorite professors I've ever had back in university. I knew he'd be famous one day but everyone in the class thought I was weird for wanting a pic after our last lecture lol.

CXySmqQ.jpg

I want a picture like that too!
 
My advice is this :-

If you want to make money then stop watching videos, stop reading, stop following people.

Find your own path and get stuff done. Create a plan. Find out what you need to know to execute that plan NOW. Do what you can with the knowledge you have. If you physically can't, then just research the exact thing you need and nothing more.

Throw some shit at the wall..

Later you'll find out what you need to improve on.

99.99% of the crap you think you need to know to make money is never needed and you will get hit like a truck with things you didn't even know existed.

None of it is useful for you. If you're making less than $1 million per year you don't need to read anything or follow anyone. Just work, do what you can, and learn the minimum bits and pieces you need to execute. That's it. That's how you do it.

It's 99% mindset and 1% talent/knowledge.

That doesn't mean the knowledge isn't important, it means you'll never get the real knowledge if you don't have the mindset.

Mindset is, routine, focus, discipline, eat well, sleep well, don't watch tv, don't play games, don't watch business-porn, stay the hell away from all the dopamine-hits. Youtube is a giant dopamine hit.

I can guarantee you the guys behind the 9, 10 and 11 figure companies did not sit around watching videos on youtube.

If you've got a $1mil-$10m/year business, then watch some ceo interviews on youtube to learn more about things you'll face.

Over $10m you will know what to do to advance.

Under $1m, just get stuff done, as fast as possible.

More people need to read this post, for sure.
 
GaryVee is definitely motivational : Another down to earth motivational person is Loy Machedo.
 
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