Hey, VAnonation, this is a fan-day mashup that talks about getting where you want through the only way possible. Putting in the work.

This is the Gary V. Audio Experience.

Do you know yourself or do you aspire to be something you might actually not be?

We are just completely in this incredible place of unlimited options.

I just struggle with people's inability to have perspective on where they sit in opportunity in a 7.7 billion person world.

The quickest and easiest way to get to do what you want while paying your bills is to start sacrificing leisure and other things and start focusing on monetizing the thing that you want to do in the future.

I used to drag through school. By the time I got the 330, I was like, dead. Because I hate it.

So you can't put in the hours unless you love it. That's why I believe loving it leads to the most success.

Because I think somebody else loves what you don't love that you're doing for money.

Thus, they'll be more successful because they're going to do it for 19 hours. Now, there's talent.

You may not love singing and you open up your mouth and you sound like Whitney Houston. That's real.

You may not love that. There's athletes absolutely know them who are not passionate about their sport, but they were born 6-10 and very coordinated.

So it happens. It happens. But I think that's the rarity.

Your rank amongst the 7.7 billion people in the world when it comes to opportunity is ridiculous.

To have a special life, you have to do special things. And that usually means putting in the work and loving it.

You take your advantages. Some advantages are experienced. Some advantages are youth.

You have to deploy patience. It's not going to happen overnight.

That's why I learned from you. I've been put out concept for a half years before you get to have to dream.

Please factor in what the world's going to be like in 2019 to 2025 versus looking at what the world was like in 2009 to 2015.

Way too many decisions by way too many people are being made in the factoring in the past without anticipating the future.

Forget about benzes and shoes and homes and planes. The ROI of life is not money. It's being happy.

And when I look at the people that I see that are happy regardless of their income levels or success or fame or notoriety or money,

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