On this episode, I talk about gratitude, why I love the climb and not jets, and kids with technology.

You keep asking questions. I'll keep trying to answer them.

Hey everybody, this is Gary Vay, NerdChuck, and you're watching the Ask Gary V-Show episode number 24.

Fun fact about the number 24? That is worn by Derell Rebus, former jets great now piece of crap trader Patriot Derell Rebus.

Oxygen Beats asks, which hurts your credibility more? Having no popularity or faking your popularity? Thoughts on fake views?

Oxygen clearly in a world now where it's much more transparent and people can dig and it's not just 2020 has exposed you Steve. What do you say about your fake views?

No. That world where it happened once in a while is over. Now we live in a TMZ kind of world bloggers, galkers, faking it is such a dangerous thing.

What hurts your credibility is the lying. It's amazing what people can actually get away with in our society if they own it.

We don't care about the adultery. We don't care about the faking it. We care about when you're exposed, you lying about it. It's nuts. It's an interesting psychology, especially here in the States, more so than maybe other parts of the world.

To me it's basically faking it and more importantly, what about sleeping at night? It's kind of fun to sleep at night, especially today I'm under the weather by the way everybody.

So if my energy level is a little bit lower, I apologize.

Young entrepreneur asks, would you ever automate your position, delegate to as many people as it takes and spend 95% of your time fully engaged in family and life?

Absolutely not. Is this young entrepreneur? Young entrepreneur. Let me tell you something from old entrepreneur, which is I love the process of the work. I love the grind. I love the climb.

I love the idea of getting to buying the jets more so than buying the jets. It's the process to delegate out what I love, would defeat the purpose. Of course I want to spend as much time with my family as possible.

But that would be lying to my soul if I didn't do what I want to do and what I want to do for a living is build organizations, build companies, create commerce, be a salesman, be a guidance counselor, HR character, social commentator, and put out content.

I would suffocate if I couldn't put out the work that's needed to accomplish the things that I want.

The problem young entrepreneur, especially when you're young entrepreneurs, people want stuff. They want the bling bling here, they want the cool ass kicks, they want the car, they want the jet, they want stuff. I don't want stuff. I want the sweat and the pain and the gratitude and the happiness that comes along with the work. I want the work. I don't want the stuff.

Gary, I got a very simple question for you. This is not the outfit to do it in.

Occasional rushes of motivation is like, yes, now I'm going to do this. But after a few days that motivation goes away. So how do you get that constant stream of motivation? Thanks a lot.

This piggyback is well off of the last question. My motivation comes from a couple of places. One, I love what I do. You may not love, again, back to what you want, especially seeing a lot of the youngsters jumping in today's show.

You may think that doing things is the process needed to what you want, which is you want to be in Las Vegas with 30 beautiful women around you and like drinking champagne and going crazy. I don't like that stuff.

No, I don't. I don't like that stuff. I like the process. To me, there's two things to drive me. One, I love what I do. For the billion time, my separating aspect from a lot of you. I'm keeping it real.

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