Hey guys, it's Gary Vay, Nerd Chuck, and this is the GaryVee audio experience.

Yeah, I'm interested in how the YouTube journey has been since you started the DailyVee and what the idea behind that was.

You know, it's just it's the thought of like to me really DailyVee, more so than the Ask GaryVee show was predicated on

making sure people really know what's going up. I don't want to convince anybody to do it my way.

I just want them to not be confused on what's really happening here where every minute for 15, 16 hours a day is being used properly and hard core.

There is no watching funny YouTube videos. There is no hanging around, you know.

Right, right, right. It's full on 24, 7 with you.

It is.

And I think one of the things that I appreciate tremendously about your message is it is a it's quite refreshing in this culture of trying to hack your life and shortcut your way to you know, whether it's a million dollars or six pack abs or whatever it is.

The truth is it takes hard work, man. And despite the fact that everybody wants that super secret VIP notion or idea or the 10 tips or whatever it is.

There's no end run around what it actually takes to do something that inherently is going to have long term value period.

Like, you know, if that's what's said in my funeral, like what you just said, I'll be super happy. Like I've been working out every day and eating properly every day for almost two full years now and I still have no chest muscle. I'm so damn pissed.

I'm so pissed. I was telling Mike, Mike, and I'm like, come on, when is this going to happen? And it just kind of reminded me of like, yeah, like for somebody that's never put in the kind of work day professionally that I have ever.

One time to do it every day for 24 months and just start seeing the beginnings of something has to be frustrating.

I was I did a big weight day on Saturday so I was able to eat a little bit. I can four pounds. You know, and obviously there's waterway and things like that nature.

But like, it takes me two weeks to shred that and like, I'm like, Jesus, just one afternoon where I was able to act somewhat normal. And that's how work is, right?

Like, like the bottom line is 99% of people that are listening to this right now don't work hard enough for what they want and return.

That's all.

There's a lot of lip service to the hustle though. You know, it's easy to throw up an Instagram post with a quote on it or something like that.

Oh, yeah. 24, 7 hustle and all that kind of stuff. But you know, the reality of most people's daily existence bears no resemblance to the kind of ethos that you're performing.

Pretty transparently and continually, you know, through your various channels daily. Bees a big deal because it's the one that I get to really show people that look.

I mean, you can only manufacture so much. You can throw $50,000 in cash on a bed and take a picture on Instagram. You can go on a private jet that's not you can rent $500,000 cars that aren't yours for an afternoon to make it seem like you're that.

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