So it's my great pleasure and great honor to introduce the next speaker.

I'm sure everybody's seen in snap chats, read his books, and just follow this guy.

This guy is an incredible amount of energy and support for entrepreneurs and founders.

And I'd like to call my new best friend by just met him backstage like two minutes ago for the first time,

but maybe he found the connection to me so we're together.

But please put your hands together and welcome to the stage, the CEO of VaynerMedia Gary Vaynerchuk.

What up, Liz Bin?

Shit's changing.

Unification is changing. The attention of our consumer is changing.

People are baffled by results of elections and business growth and turnouts like this, but I am not.

Because for my whole life since I was six years old putting up signs on trees and poles to sell my lemonade, I've been day trading attention.

We're living through regardless of what the media or your social media tells you.

We are living through the greatest era to be an entrepreneur or human ever.

Let's clap that shit up because it's true.

It just is.

The problem is we, especially if you came to this conference, especially if you're fucking a teenager back there, we have a massive responsibility to start making positivity louder.

One of the trends that I'm massively fascinated by is the minority of angry is much louder than the silent majority of happy.

If I can accomplish anything and I'll get into my real talk in a second, but if I can accomplish anything at this conference, I ask that the people that are as happy as I am because I'm the most grateful fucker you will ever meet for them to get louder about how good it actually is.

How many people are entrepreneurs or in a startup raise your hand.

Very nice. How many people work in companies and organizations raise your hands.

Very nice. Let's break them down into two things. The two things that are broken, which means there's opportunity in those two sectors look like the following.

Let's start with the entrepreneurs.

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