Thank you, Brizzy. How are you guys?

Awesome.

Thank you so much, Josh Withers. I saw your tweets. I'm sorry. I got love for you. Anyway, please sit. Let's get into this.

This is the Gary V. Audio Experience.

So I asked him to flip the format. So instead of 40 minute keynote 20

Q&A. I've decided to go 20 minute keynote 40 Q&A.

The mics are lined up in the corners there. I highly recommend you get up now and start lining up so that you get your question

because 80% of the people didn't get their question in Sydney. So if you want a Q&A, that's where those are.

Please try not to block the people.

So real quick, you know, I've been thinking a lot about a couple things and during an interview today something kind of

populated in my mind that really stood out that I want to start with which is

I've come to realize that so much is working for me because on paper so much did not work for me as a child.

You know, when you're born in a different country and you move and you immigrate,

there's always going to be struggles within that. And so I was born in the Soviet Union. We came to the US when I was three and

you know, I lived in a studio apartment with multiple family members. It was not glamorous. I had to learn the language and

at five and four and five years old got picked on quite a bit for not being able to speak English.

I was an all-time, atrocious student which meant my teachers and the parents of my best friends basically

shit on me and told me I wouldn't be successful. I was not ridiculously

physically gifted for athletics, so I wasn't dominating in sports. And so when I think about

what makes me happy, forget about financially successful because to be very frank,

something that I've decided I'm going to spend the next 80 years of my life on is I

genuinely think as a society we have to redefine success and

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