On this episode, I'm going to talk about Lizzie's impact on my career, my health, and talent.

Do you have it?

Hey everybody, this is the Ask Gary Vee Show and I'm your host Gary Vaynerchuk and I'm

excited to fire away with five new questions on episode four.

Fun fact about the number four, that was Brett Farves' number as a New York J.

Diligent Leaders asks, in terms of platform social media, is it better to self-brand or establish

a name brand? I go back and forth. Diligent Leaders, that's a solid question. I think it's

something everybody struggles with. Am I going to be Gary Vaynerchuk on social or am I going to be

like, why marketing man? Look what happened there. That's my answer. What happens if you evolve?

A lot of people watching right now started off as marketing gurus but now sell carrot juice.

One of the things I like about being your name is that you can evolve with it. You're looking

at a guy who used to do a show where I drank wine and spit into the bucket. Now I'm doing this show

and I've been able to do a seamless transition because the truth is many of us have different

facets to our personalities. I am of the camp of going with your name. It's something that can

stick with you. There's consistency. You don't have to rebrand. I didn't have to change my Twitter

profile from wine guy to ask guy. Blake asks, how important is it that your significant other

share your entrepreneurial vision? What was Lizzy's impact on building your empire? Blake, this is a great

question. I decided to get your question on the show. First of all, Lizzy's impact on my career

is much more than I expected. I grew up and would hear things like, behind every great man,

as a great woman, and I'd be like, and not in a negative show-vanistic way. I was like,

I'm hustling my face off. I'd be working every hour. Then you start growing and you mature,

and you become a man, not a kid. The truth is, I'm actually flabbergasted by the level of

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