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    enFebruary 19, 2017

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    • The importance of patience and long-term visionSuccess often comes from being patient and focusing on the long-term vision, even when instant gratification is desired.

      Patience and long-term vision are crucial for success. Gary Vaynerchuk, in his conversation with Eva Tang, shared that if he hadn't gone through the experiences he had in his twenties, he may not have been able to accomplish all that he has now at this scale. He emphasized that people often get confused and want instant gratification, but the real rewards come from being patient and focusing on the long-term. Vaynerchuk also mentioned that he's still not even close to being the person he's going to be in the future, and that the most interesting parts of his journey are yet to come. He encourages everyone to keep pushing forward and to remember that the biggest successes often come from those who are willing to be patient and focus on the long-term vision.

    • The Value of Being a Number 2Being a supporting role comes with fewer responsibilities, less stress, and still significant impact. Meritocracy allows for those in lower positions to make more money and have influence.

      There's value in being a number 2 or a supporting role in an organization. According to the speaker, being a number 2 comes with significant perks, such as fewer responsibilities and less stress, while still allowing for a great deal of impact. The speaker also acknowledges that even those in lower positions, such as number 3 or 5, can have a lot of influence. Additionally, the meritocracy of business means that those in lower positions can often make more money than those in higher positions. The speaker emphasizes the importance of being smart and strategic when navigating your career, and recognizes the value in not always being the last line of defense or the one with the most responsibilities. Ultimately, the speaker sees value in every role and encourages a competitive yet compassionate approach to business.

    • Entrepreneurship's Compassionate and Ruthless NatureEntrepreneurship requires balancing compassion for past relationships with excitement for new opportunities and growth.

      Entrepreneurship allows individuals to embody both compassionate and ruthless traits, striking a balance between nurturing relationships and making tough business decisions. The speaker expresses his deep care for those who have left his business, but also acknowledges the excitement of new opportunities and growth. This duality is a testament to the complexities and challenges of running a business, and the importance of resilience and adaptability in the face of change. Listeners are encouraged to support the podcast with their ratings, regardless of their personal feelings towards the content.

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