In 2006, I saw a man walk onto a stage and give a talk in which he said boldly that his dream and his goal was to buy the New York Jets.

And he was willing to work harder than anybody else in order to make enough money to buy the Jets.

Now, that resonated with me all the way back in

2006 because my dream as a kid was to buy the Cleveland Indians, now the Cleveland Guardians.

And if you're not tracking along yet, I'm talking about Gary Vaynerchuk. I started following his work in 2006

when he said he wanted to buy the Jets. And over the years,

I've had the privilege of hanging out with him five-ish times in person or in a group setting.

The first time that I met him, though, was when I booked him to speak at the first ever event

that we held. It's now called the Capitalism Conference. Back then, it was called Freedom Fast Lane Live,

because that was the name of my conference. And today I'm going to share with you some of the best

clips that he shared on stage at our event. The thing that I wanted to digest from Gary was

how he planned to buy the New York Jets. I knew what was his goal, but I had never heard how he was going to do it.

So this first clip is him breaking down exactly what his plan is of how he's going to make

the six or seven billion dollars that it will take in order to buy an NFL football team.

The way I'm going to buy the New York Jets is five years ago, I decided to eat a lot of shit and swallow a lot of humility

and take a step back in my career at the height of my powers

at 35 years old in my prime

and build a client service business, go into meetings

where people with a third of the knowledge that I have say,

well, I think it should be red and all that other horse shit,

run a company that I've grown from 30 to 600 employees

over the last four years where I'm the head of HR,

...