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What up Podcasts for today's episode Gary sits down with internet entrepreneur and investor

Sam Parr. They spoke about their different hustles and how most of you need to break out of the

mold so make sure to hit them up and leave a review to let us know what you thought and I hope you

enjoy. Hey guys it's Gary Vaynochuk super excited about being back on the podcast really just

hopeful everybody's doing super well and let's just really get right into this conversation with

Sam I'm going to let him introduce himself and then I will take it away. Sam wants you to tell

the Vaynernation who you are what you're about and then we'll go into it. Yeah I'm Sam Parr I own

this company called The Hustle so we start out with conferences and things like that and I could

talk about that but yeah we have this conference called HustleCon after I sold one company I

started this thing called HustleCon it's basically like a TED Talk for entrepreneurs but I made it

popular by creating an email newsletter and then I was like the email newsletter things awesome

so kind of parlayed it into the hustle and so now we're a daily email with about one and a half

million daily readers and bootstrapped a media company each morning we give like I said about a

million and have people all the business news and information they need to know and then we've

partlayed that into a bunch of other things like a paid subscription called Trends podcast and a

bunch of other things like that. So how about as a kid like were you entrepreneurial? Yeah so I grew up

in Missouri and then I went to college in Tennessee and when I was in Tennessee I owned a chain of

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