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    How to Find Your Voice, Give Your Kid's Confidence and More

    enApril 13, 2023

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    • Dubai's Approach to Attracting Top TalentDubai's strategic approach to attracting and retaining top talent, inspired by the US's early success, is making it a regional leader and a model for other countries.

      Dubai is attracting entrepreneurs and talent from around the world at an unprecedented rate, and other countries should take note of its success. According to Gary Vee, Dubai is replicating the US's approach from a century ago, which was to make it an attractive destination for top performers. This strategy has contributed significantly to America's growth and empire-building. Dubai's approach, which involves adjusting laws and creating a conducive environment for top talent, has made it a leader in the region and a model for other countries to follow. The world, Gary argues, operates based on talent, and countries with the most human capital are the most successful. Dubai's strategic approach to attracting and retaining talent is a modern version of this principle. However, it's essential to carry out this strategy thoughtfully and at an appropriate pace to ensure long-term success.

    • Dubai's Impact on Economic DevelopmentDubai's innovative policies and adaptability have set a new standard for economic growth, inspiring other countries to adopt similar frameworks.

      Dubai's innovative policies and forward-thinking approach, implemented over the past 25 years, have set a new standard for economic development in the Middle East and beyond. The speaker believes that Dubai's impact will be felt for centuries and that other countries would benefit from adopting similar frameworks. The human spirit and the ability to adapt to new circumstances, especially in the wake of the pandemic, have been key factors in personal growth for the speaker. He has become more strategic with his time and energy, leveraging technology to reduce travel and save resources, allowing him to focus on what truly matters. This includes spending more time in places like Dubai and investing in meaningful relationships and experiences. Overall, the speaker's optimism for the future, both for Dubai and for the world, is rooted in the resilience and adaptability of the human spirit.

    • Discovering Your Unique VoiceFocus on personal experiences, empathy, motivation, and accountability to develop a resonating voice. Utilize technology for effective communication and connect with diverse perspectives.

      Effective communication and finding one's unique voice are key to making an impact. The speaker shared how they discovered their voice by focusing on their own experiences and interactions with people, rather than constantly listening to others. They emphasized the importance of empathy, motivation, and accountability in developing a resonating voice. Additionally, the use of technology like Zoom can help maximize time and allow for more opportunities to communicate and connect. Ultimately, the speaker encourages listeners to focus on developing their own voices and listening to a diverse range of perspectives, rather than solely relying on external sources.

    • Emphasizing accountability and learning from failure to build self-confidenceGary Vaynerchuk advocates for kids to learn from mistakes and take responsibility for actions to develop confidence, as modern education and parenting focus on conformity and avoiding adversity, and we transition from a social graph to an interest graph world.

      The current systems of education and parenting, focused on conformity and avoiding adversity, are contributing to a culture of insecurity and lack of confidence in young individuals. Instead, we need to emphasize accountability and learning from failure as key components of building self-confidence. Gary Vaynerchuk argues that we live in an anxious world due to the modern versions of these institutions, which overvalue memorization and conformity in a world where information is readily available. He believes that kids need to learn from their mistakes and take responsibility for their actions in order to develop confidence. Furthermore, he suggests that we are transitioning from a social graph world, where the goal is to amass as many followers as possible, to an interest graph world, where content is tailored to individual interests. This shift in focus could lead to a more authentic and empowering online experience for young people.

    • Focusing on interest graph for social media successIndividuals with small followings can create viral content based on interest, businesses in regions with growing social media adoption must convince older generations of potential, creating high volume content is necessary for growth, and staying attuned to trends and audience interests can help businesses create resonating content.

      The current focus for social media success should be on the interest graph rather than the social graph. This means that even individuals with a small following can create and share important content that can go viral, as long as there is interest in it. This was a key point discussed by Gary Vaynerchuk during the conversation. For businesses looking to capitalize on this trend, especially those in regions like the Middle East where adoption of platforms like TikTok is still growing, the challenge is to help older generations understand the potential of these platforms. As the speaker shared, their agency in Dubai has seen success with brands going viral on TikTok, but convincing marketing managers and CEOs to get on board can be a challenge. However, those who find themselves in this position should take heart in the fact that they are in a similar situation to those who helped businesses navigate the early days of social media platforms like Twitter. The content creation process may seem daunting, with the need to produce a high volume of content to keep up with the platform's algorithm, but it is a necessary investment for growth. As for tools or technology to make this process easier, the speaker suggested that figuring out the content story is the key. There may not be a one-size-fits-all solution, but staying attuned to trends and audience interests can help businesses create content that resonates and goes viral.

    • Focus on convictions, not convincing othersStay adaptable, focus on what works, and have conviction in your actions to succeed in a changing world

      Focusing on having conviction in what you do and not wasting energy trying to convince others is key to success. The speaker emphasizes that collecting data and understanding what works in a particular industry is essential, but it's important not to get stuck in trying to convince others to jump on board. Instead, focusing on what is already working and building upon it is a more effective use of time and energy. The speaker also shares a personal anecdote about how he used to make fun of someone else's content but later copied it and succeeded by applying the same structure. The key is to not dwell on what you're not doing well but instead focus on what you are doing well and continue to build upon it. In the ever-changing world of social media and business, it's important to stay adaptable and not get bogged down in trying to convince others to join in. Instead, have conviction in your actions and keep moving forward.

    • Focus on offense, not defenseInstead of dwelling on problems, focus on building and improving what's already working. Stay positive, engage with content, and continue learning and growing.

      Instead of focusing on what's not working, we should put all our energy into what is. The speaker emphasized the importance of focusing on offense rather than defense. This means that rather than dwelling on problems, we should focus on building and improving what's already working. The speaker also encouraged listeners to share their feedback and engage with the content, whether through tweeting GaryVee or leaving comments on Spotify. Overall, the message was to stay positive, focus on progress, and engage with the content to continue learning and growing.

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