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    Advice For Your Late 20's | Raw Audio

    enSeptember 19, 2018

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    • Navigating one's late twenties: Using past experiences to inform future decisionsTrust the journey and use past experiences to guide future decisions, rather than comparing oneself to others.

      Navigating one's late twenties can be a confusing time, but it's important to remember that past experiences and observations can provide valuable insights for the future. Gary Vee shares that his late twenties were some of the most chill years of his life, despite being a time when he had to start aligning his actions with his ambitions. He emphasizes that having material possessions is not an indicator of success. Separating the desire to compete and keep up with others from personal growth and success took time for Gary, but he eventually realized that it's essential to focus on one's own path and not compare oneself to others. Overall, the key takeaway is to trust the journey and use past experiences to inform future decisions, rather than getting caught up in external comparisons.

    • Defining the game on your own termsSuccess isn't only about achieving the best results or making the most money. It's also about making a positive impact and defining the rules on your own terms.

      Success is not just about being the best in your field or making the most money, but also about making an impact and defining the game on your own terms. Using LeBron James and Michael Jordan as an example, while Jordan may have more championships, LeBron can win the debate on who's the better human by focusing on impact and creating a unique framework. Similarly, when it comes to entrepreneurship or any other endeavor, one can rig the game by defining the rules, but it's important to stay accountable and make a positive impact. A notable example is the Jets ownership, where one could either make $4 billion and be a "dick face" or make $800 million and gain the world's support. The choice is not just about the end goal, but also about the journey and the impact left behind.

    • Focus on personal values and aspirationsInstead of comparing yourself to others, focus on your personal values and aspirations. Decide what game you're playing in life and take inspiration from that, rather than getting caught up in material possessions or others' success.

      People should focus on their personal values and aspirations, rather than comparing themselves to others or admiring people based on material possessions. The speaker believes that everyone should admire who they choose to, and that it's important to understand what game you're playing in life - whether that's building a business, playing basketball, or something else. The speaker also shares his belief that he will one day own the New York Jets through crowdfunding or the will of the people, and that he takes inspiration from a variety of figures, both traditional and unconventional. Ultimately, the speaker encourages everyone to decide what they're about and to take inspiration from that, rather than getting caught up in comparing themselves to others.

    • Early stages of a long-term project hold potential for growthDespite being in entrepreneurship for 20 years, the speaker believes the journey is far from over. Foundation laid in early years can lead to exponential growth. Practicality and unconventional choices can save money and simplify life.

      Age is a relative concept, and the early stages of a long-term project, like entrepreneurship, can still hold immense potential for growth. The speaker, who has been in the entrepreneurial game for 20 years out of a projected 60, emphasizes that as long as major obstacles like accidents, diseases, or family tragedies don't intervene, the journey is far from over. Moreover, the foundation laid in the first 20 years can lead to exponential growth in the future. The speaker also advocates for practicality and embracing unconventional choices, like moving back in with parents, to save money and simplify life. Ultimately, the speaker's perspective encourages a long-term outlook, emphasizing that the early stages of a project can still hold significant potential for growth and success.

    • Follow your passion and explore opportunities for growthPursuing your passion full-time can lead to greater financial rewards, even if it seems daunting at first. Stay true to your passions and explore new opportunities for growth.

      Following your passion and monetizing it can lead to greater financial rewards, even if it seems daunting at first. Gary Vaynerchuk shared his thoughts on this during a conversation with a friend, expressing his desire to simplify his business and focus on what he loves. Brandon, another friend, encouraged him to consider the potential financial gains of pursuing his passion full-time. Additionally, Gary recently expanded the distribution of his content by joining Roku, making it more accessible to viewers with this streaming platform. He encourages feedback from his audience on their experience with his content on Roku and is excited about the potential reach this new distribution channel offers. Overall, the discussion highlights the importance of staying true to your passions and exploring opportunities for growth.

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