Can I Ask A Simple Question? | Sunday Motivation Mashup

The GaryVee Audio Experience

Gary Vaynerchuk

Business, Marketing, Entrepreneurship

4.8 • 18.1K Ratings

🗓️ 22 April 2018

⏱️ 8 minutes

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Summary

This is a simple question. Why are you looking back and focusing in on what could have been - what didn't happen, instead of laser focusing on what's right in front of you, what's coming next, what your next stride is? You have no choice in what happened yesterday- only what happens today, tomrrow, the next day.

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0:00.0	This is the Gary V. Audio Experience.
0:04.0	Cause we're gonna be legends.
0:07.0	Gonna get it there a chance.
0:10.0	Can I ask a simple question?
0:12.0	Let me clean my throat for this question.
0:15.0	Just very simple.
0:17.0	How many more videos?
0:18.0	How many more quotes on Instagram?
0:21.0	How many more keynotes, podcasts?
0:25.0	How much more fucking content do you need to consume
0:28.0	to understand that looking back, that dwelling, that pondering,
0:33.0	that what the fuck could have been, the what ifing,
0:36.0	that all that shit is garbage.
0:38.0	It's ROI negative.
0:40.0	Can somebody please fucking show up in my life
0:43.0	and explain to me that they can go back in time and change shit?
0:46.0	Can one fucking person, can somebody pop up right now
0:49.0	and actually tell me they went back in time
0:52.0	and addressed something now where the only fucking way to address
0:55.0	the shit that you're not happy about is the shit you can do tomorrow.
0:58.0	Not what happened yesterday.
1:00.0	How would you then balance being ambitious to being patient?
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