An Interview with Breakfast Television Vancouver

The GaryVee Audio Experience

Gary Vaynerchuk

Business, Marketing, Entrepreneurship

4.8 • 18.1K Ratings

🗓️ 22 March 2017

⏱️ 6 minutes

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Summary

On this edition of the Audio Experience I sit down with Vancouver's 'Breakfast Television’ program and the incredible Riaz Meghji. In this one I give clear warning to the entrepreneurs striving for riches rather than the journey, I talk about reverse-engineering the crowd (no teleprompter needed), and the winning formula for telling your story in this ever-changing digital age.

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0:00.0	Hey guys, it's Gary Vay, NerdChuck, and this is the GaryVee Audio Experience.
0:11.7	On this edition of the GaryVee Audio Experience, Gary sits down with a reporter from
0:17.1	News 1130, Breakfast Television Program in Vancouver. Gary talks about loving the process of
0:23.0	building a business, reverse engineering the crowd, and the winning formula for telling your story.
0:30.0	In Vancouver, featuring social entrepreneur Gary Vaynerchuk, he's a New York Times bestselling
0:35.0	author, created two multi-million dollar businesses. He spoke about the power of intent to create
0:40.4	your business and share some words with us on BT about how to thrive with entrepreneurship.
0:46.3	The biggest issue for me right now is that we have a lot of people who want to build brands,
0:50.8	who want to become influencers, who want to start companies, but they're not putting in the
0:55.7	pieces that actually allow them to weather the storm. When you look at young entrepreneurs today,
1:01.7	what do you see is the greatest opportunity, maybe the biggest thing they're missing,
1:06.2	and what they can do differently to rise up? I think the biggest thing that's missing is lack of
1:11.2	patience, and I think the thing that can rise up is them being interested in eating crow and loving
1:18.8	the process, and not the riches that come along with it. You will not win big unless you love the
1:25.1	process. You can't be a great world championship boxer unless you love being in the gym for 9,
1:31.3	17, 24 weeks prepping for a fight. You can just show up to the fight and get the belt.
1:37.9	And right now, kids and 30, 40, 50, and 60-year-olds who haven't achieved what they wanted,
1:44.0	were just too impatient and weren't willing to put down the framework to actually achieve.
1:49.1	How do you bridge that gap? You talk speed and hustle, you also talk patience, and then sometimes,
1:53.6	like you say, talent wins, but what if somebody doesn't have that talent? How long do you wait
1:59.1	when you look and you support and you nurture to see them get that goal? I think it's predicate on
2:03.7	how happy they are. Like, some people are never going to sell a gold record, but they love playing
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