Hi everyone. What a beautiful crowd. Hi, so many familiar faces, beautiful faces. This is kind of a cute crowd.

I would say that they are attractive.

Yeah, and there's a lot of diversity, gender diversity, which is exciting. I love a room with a lot of men and women in it.

So we're here to talk about a very important topic. It is urgent, important,

but also difficult. It is how do we raise good men in a fast-paced changing world? And I can't

think of a better person to discuss this with than Gary Vee. You've been one of my heroes for a

really long time. It's such an honor to be

here with you and talk about this. You're always ahead of the curve. You predicted Dochi's

Grammy. I don't know if you know that. Before we even knew how to say her name, he was like,

you're going to win. And then it happened. so let's help us predict what's going to happen

to men small small task are you down for it it's going to be okay it's going to be okay okay okay

okay great we can go I think we fixed it I but do you think that's important like that

optimism so I was an atrocious student but but for some weird reason, I was really good at history my whole life.

Like, my report card was actually D's and F's, and then, like, B plus in history.

And, you know, yes, it's because I paid attention more and I was interested, but what was fascinating for me as my career evolved, a lot of what I do well about,

I don't think I predict.

I think things, when I put Doche in that video four years

before she won the Grammy, she already was getting, you know,

listens on Spotify.

I'd already seen the patterns of how she was making content.

There was historical reference points

to the way she was storytelling from Lauren Hill or Missy Elley.

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