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The Daily Motivation

Lewis Howes

Education, Self-improvement

4.8 • 893 Ratings

🗓️ 29 May 2024

⏱️ 7 minutes

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Summary

Brace yourself for Gary Vaynerchuk's brutally honest confessions about the harsh realities of parenting and entrepreneurship. The social media mogul lays bare his deepest fears - losing loved ones and the inevitable heartbreak that comes with success. Yet even as he grapples with these gut-wrenching truths, Vaynerchuk's resilience shines through. "I'm ready for the trials and tribulations of fatherhood. I'm ready for the trials and tribulations of a human being," he declares, his words a rallying cry to embrace life's challenges head-on. Vaynerchuk shatters the illusion of a picture-perfect life, peeling back the layers of his relentless work ethic to reveal the driving force - a profound love for family fueling his audacious ambitions. With raw vulnerability, he offers a powerful perspective on the sacrifices of success: "I anticipate heartbreak. I anticipate my parents passing away because it will happen." Don't miss this thought-provoking episode that will shake you to your core and compel you to reevaluate your approach to greatness.

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0:00.0	Hi my name is Lewis Howes and welcome to the Daily Motivation Show.
0:07.0	So what would you say to someone in their 20s who maybe wants to accomplish a lot and
0:18.1	maybe didn't have it that hard growing up and they feel like it's going to come easily to them?
0:23.7	Force the heart, create the struggle.
0:26.7	Why is that necessary?
0:28.0	I said it to a friend, you know it's crazy, my friends I grew up with, like in our our era their kids now are 18.
0:34.0	I'm now having the craziest talks like ever.
0:38.0	Like I need this kid when he was too and I'm talking to him now like my audience.
0:42.0	And I tell a lot of these kids and a lot of them
0:44.2	especially the ones I was close with and we did a lot of business some of these parents
0:47.5	really make money. You know like those early Facebook and Twitter like you know like so these kids are boosy I had a very very real conversation two weeks ago I said bro you got two choices here
0:59.5	You take mommy and daddy's money and create some sort of fake picture and all the real ones know so you're not tricking winners and you're tricking 98% of the losing players and you can live that life and many do.
1:12.0	That's the easy way. Or if you're telling me because the kid had
1:15.8	good words coming out of his mouth. I'm like if you mean it well then you
1:19.2	need to go work out of company and work your ass off and you need to get three roommates instead of your
1:23.9	own place. If you do not take the money, then you can do it. So if you were fully
1:30.4	taking care of your whole life, you were allowed to say mom dad no you're
1:36.4	allowed the problem is too many people like to talk out of both sides of their
1:40.6	mouth they want a come on mom and, but they want the unlimited credit card.
1:45.0	They like that they bought them an apartment.
1:48.0	How are you teaching your kids about life?
1:51.0	And... I'm doing it right now my kids can watch this they're going to watch it right think
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