This is the Gary V. Audio Experience.

Hey guys, one of the great things about DLIV is that D-Rock's around a whole lot and

some things are obviously going to be for the show but sometimes things come along that can stand alone

and what you're about to watch is something that I know will bring value to so, so many of you.

It's a long clip but it's advice that 65% of my audience really needs and I hope you enjoy it.

How old are you?

Perfect. You're at the point now where why don't you just take three years and just do and see what that tastes like

because you know what fucking filling journals taste like.

Because I think one of the things that really works for me is I'm not worried about the micro but I think about the macro.

Oh, I don't know where the fuck this just came from but I just walked in and saw it.

This helps me a lot. Like, I just, like what the fuck am I doing with you right now?

There's a lot more to do with the fucking showing up to the funeral than it has to do with fucking the bank account.

And you know what's funny is if you actually live your life like the funeral, you end up making stuff for the bank account by accident.

You end up meeting somebody who, you know, like it's so crazy when I think about like how I invested in Twitter and made all that money.

It was more about giving shit about my funeral like doing the right thing by a bunch of people which you know led to going to South by Southwest,

which led to me meeting the Twitter guys which met, you know, like it's just...

Yeah, like following your passion, following your bliss.

Yeah, I mean, just got to really think about like how, like I'll tell you like even in four seconds maybe some of the context Robert gave me,

maybe making some assumptions but when you're thoughtful, like I think one of the things that people like struggle with is actually being very real with themselves.

The difference between being, you know, the difference between understanding who you are versus who you wish you were.

And I think that's something that I'm always very fascinated by when I have a meeting like this.

Like what kind of read do you have on yourself and how, like, you know, I think I would struggle a lot if I didn't really genuinely know who I was.

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