This is the Gary V. Audio Experience.

Hey everybody, it's Gary Vaynerchuk and I'm super excited for this interview today,

a gentleman, a young gentleman who is, uh, an incredible job in my humble opinion from the outside

of producing meaningful content to his community and we're going to find out how Hyram Darbrows' journey

began his backstory. And then I'm really, you know, one of the reasons and I reached out to him,

which is rare for me, but I think he has a perspective and an opportunity to help a lot of listeners

understand some of the contemporary opportunities in content creation. And so I'm really excited to

have him here. Hyram, how are you? Good, I'm great. How are you? I'm well. So let's get, like,

let's actually go way to the way, way, way beginning. Give me, give me two minutes of the origin

story. Where were you, where were you born? What kind of kid were you? What were your interests? Let's

get right into that first. For sure. So I was born in a tiny country town called Paulden,

Arizona. It was, I grew up on a cattle ranch. My dad was a cowboy literally in the middle of nowhere,

a little country kid. And grew up is always a pretty idealistic and big dreaming kid. I always

wanted to get out of there, first of all, but do big things. I just didn't know how or when.

And yeah, when do you remember thinking that way, five, six, seven, eight?

Literally, as soon as I couldn't remember, started having thoughts. I wanted to travel the world.

I wanted to do big things. I was always the kid who could never decide what I wanted to be when

I grew up because I just wanted to be everything. And I remember coming to that conclusion when I was

in middle school just thinking, you know, I just wanted a job where I could just do every single

type of job out there. Did you think of yourself creative? Did you think I want to be an actor,

musician? Did you think about being was an entrepreneurial where you like, I want a business? Like,

how did it kind of frame in those early days? You know, in the early days, it was naturally entrepreneurial,

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