Hey podcast, the GaryVee Challenge, hashtag GaryVee Challenge. That's right. I put out the huge deck.

How many pages was that 270? The deck I put out on my birthday is out there now and now I'm scared.

Why am I scared? Because people love consuming information but they hate doing the things in the

information. So we're doing the GaryVee Challenge. hashtag GaryVee Challenge. What does that mean?

I am now challenging you my audience to make content at scale. Use the hashtag GaryVee Challenge

in Facebook, in Instagram, in Twitter, in LinkedIn so that we can find your stuff and I'm going to

pick some winners in January of the people that have gone out and actually made making,

contextually making, making at scale. Please go do that, go check it out, looking forward to it.

Please enter doing OE's is better than reading.

This is the GaryVee Audio Experience.

What's up everybody and welcome back to the podcast. As we close out 2019 we want to thank you all

for the support this year. So next up on the top 12 podcast episodes we have number 11.

When Gary spoke at USC in 2015 about why entrepreneurship can't be taught. I hope you enjoy.

Let's start with this. I fully fully 100,000% with no hedge do not believe that you can teach

entrepreneurship. So that's awkward. What I mean by that is that it's crazy for me that that word

is now considered cool and good. When I was your age 20 years ago entrepreneur meant that you were

a fucking loser that was figuring it out. So watching what's happening to the world right now

where this has become a hot topic is interesting to me and I'm super pumped that people

now value that in a different way than they did. I grew up a DNF student. The reason I grew up

a DNF student was I was unable to sit in a room like this and listen to whoever was sitting up here

because all I wanted to do was sell shit. That's all I've ever known. I've had no other gear

somewhere around fourth grade when I got an F on a science test. I literally that day was like

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