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The GaryVee Audio Experience

You Have to Adapt To The Times

The GaryVee Audio Experience

Gary Vaynerchuk

Business, Marketing, Entrepreneurship

4.818.1K Ratings

🗓️ 23 June 2023

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Summary

Today's episode is a fireside chat/Q&A I gave way back in 2016. I talk about my journey from working at my father's liquor store as a teenager, to growing that same business to a 60 million-dollar company. I dive into the importance of being adaptable in the ever-changing world of advertising and also touch on taking risks and going with your gut. I think this talk is a timeless highlight of the importance of staying nimble in business and following the attention. Hope you enjoy!

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Transcript

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0:00.0

This is the Gary V. Audio Experience.

0:04.0

Thank you guys for having me.

0:13.0

I'm super excited to be here.

0:15.0

Let me give some context of where I come from because I assume a lot of you don't know.

0:21.0

I'll just be a little bit about a couple of point of views I have that might be interesting given the audience.

0:27.0

And then I'd love to go into Q&A because I think that's where the most interesting stuff happens.

0:31.0

So I was born in the former Soviet Union.

0:34.0

I came to the US when I was three.

0:37.0

We grew up super poor.

0:38.0

I lived in a studio apartment in Queens with eight family members.

0:43.0

It was a really tough upbringing.

0:45.0

My dad got a job as a stock boy in a liquor store making two bucks an hour.

0:53.0

And I kind of grew up with that American dream merchant kind of world.

0:57.0

We were very immigrants saved every dollar and eventually five or six years into the US.

1:02.0

My dad bought a small liquor store in New Jersey.

1:06.0

I moved to Jersey when I was six.

1:09.0

I was very entrepreneurial lemonade stand baseball cards, washing cars,

1:13.0

raking leaves, shoveling snow, anything to kind of make a buck.

1:18.0

When I was in the US when I was 12 or 13 baseball cards were a very big deal.

1:23.0

Everybody collected them.

1:25.0

And I was making one to two thousand dollars a weekend selling baseball cards as a 12 or 13 year old.

1:30.0

So probably the richest I'll ever be.

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