Hey guys, it's Gary Vay, NerdChuck, and this is the GaryVee Audio Experience.

On this episode, Gary heads to Europe for Dublin Tech Summit.

In his keynote in Q&A, Gary talks about the power of media, platform updates, and the dangers of downplaying the magnitude of social media.

What's up, Dublin?

I'm really excited to be here. I have really enjoyed.

This is, first of all, actually, back to the reference of that.

I've done this a lot. I've been very blessed to be able to speak a whole bunch in the last decade,

and I can tell you that this is a remarkable execution for a first-year event.

And so I think we should all collectively clap it up for these fuckers.

Really good.

I'm super humbled to be here. I really want to focus on a couple things.

I'm going to frame up this talk. I decided just now, because I'd like to improv it up, in clouds and dirt.

Some of you that pay attention to me, know what that means for the rest of you. I'll explain it.

I think almost all of my success, and when I talk about my success, I want to make sure I'll use this opportunity as well to clear that up.

It's not about how much money I make. It's not if I actually buy the New York Jets, my football team that I'm trying to buy.

It's that I just genuinely wake up every day being extremely happy.

I'm an extremely happy guy. I think the world is in a much better place than the majority of people.

I think that I'm an optimist. I think there's enormous gifts in being optimistic.

I hate cynicism. I think people lack perspective. I think people don't realize the math between becoming an actual person.

When you start understanding 400 trillion to one is the odds that you're actually sitting in this seat.

It's so intense, it's hard. I'm completely driven by gratitude.

When I think about my success as a human, living happy so that I can do my thing, I think about it in clouds and dirt.

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