This is the Gary V. Audio Experience.

Are all two winners born?

Or do you think there's something that can be taught?

That can be made that way?

I think entrepreneurship is a talent,

but I think anybody can advance a skill since it's also a skill.

So, look, I tomorrow can start the process of becoming a much better basketball player than I am right now.

I can work on my left hand, I can take 100 jump shots,

but the reality is I wasn't born to be LeBron James.

And so, for me, I absolutely believe it's a natural talent.

And there are absolutely people who from day one know how to sell lemonade, know how to flip CDs,

know how to start startups, and more importantly, have an incredible relationship with fear and the know.

And so, do I believe that somebody who's never been an entrepreneur,

who was a straight-A student, and a corporate animal their whole lives,

starting a venture, could practice for a decade and get better at it?

Yes, I do.

Do I believe that person is going to outperform a born and bred entrepreneur that has put in the work,

and fully had that was talent? No, I do not.

And I think that fear is part of it.

I mean, that's one thing in your part of your story part of something that I experienced quite a bit as entrepreneur is fear.

So, I think maybe that's the part that if you're able to overcome that, you have a better success.

Yeah, look, I mean, entrepreneurship is wildly predicated on your relationship with losing.

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