Hey podcast, the GaryVee Challenge, hashtag GaryVee Challenge. That's right. I put out the huge deck.

How many pages was that 270? The deck I put out on my birthday is out there now and now I'm scared.

Why am I scared? Because people love consuming information but they hate doing the things in the

information. So we're doing the GaryVee Challenge. hashtag GaryVee Challenge. What does that mean?

I am now challenging you my audience to make content at scale. Use the hashtag GaryVee Challenge

in Facebook, in Instagram, in Twitter, in LinkedIn so that we can find your stuff and I'm going to

pick some winners in January of the people that have gone out and actually made making,

contextually making, making at scale. Please go do that, go check it out, looking forward to it.

Please enter doing OE's is better than reading.

This is the GaryVee Audio Experience.

What is up everybody and welcome back to the 2019 top podcast countdown. Next up we have number

eight where we revisit a talk that Gary gave to the Rutgers football team back in July of this year.

He talks about how even the most talented people still have shortcomings. So make sure to hit him up

and let them know what piece of advice stuck out with you and I hope you enjoy.

This is just a fun morning for me. A couple things. I'm going to shoot it a little bit here, give a

little context but the reality is I want to take advantage of the fact that we're actually here

together and so I'll create a little bit of a framework but I'd love to do as much Q&A as

possible. So if anything of stuff you've seen or context you've had in the past or anything I

touch on here, I think the Q&A part is the most valuable thing. I think about leverage a lot.

The biggest thing that I think about when I'm in this room, especially for all the kids in the room,

for 95% 90% of you right now may be the most leverage you ever have.

And I want to start there because it's super important to me. When I think about being a college

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