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    How to Use Your Time As Efficiently As Possible | A GaryVee TV Classic

    enSeptember 19, 2020

    Podcast Summary

    • Be intentional about making decisions to optimize timeConsider the impact of decisions on calendar and prioritize accordingly, making the most of limited resources and potentially uncovering new opportunities

      Being thoughtful about how we spend our time can lead to significant advantages, both personally and professionally. Gary Vee shares a valuable insight from his experience, emphasizing that our actions often lead to our strategy rather than the other way around. He suggests being intentional about making decisions and then assessing their impact on our calendar to optimize our use of time. This approach can help us make the most of our limited resources and potentially lead to unexpected opportunities. Additionally, the power of a simple random text message to brighten someone's day serves as a reminder of the importance of connection and positivity in our daily lives. So, take a moment to consider how you can be more thoughtful about your time and relationships.

    • Efficient Decision Making for EntrepreneursSuccessful entrepreneurs focus on maximizing opportunities and addressing vulnerabilities, prioritizing quick decisions and trusting instincts.

      Successful entrepreneurs prioritize efficiency in decision-making and focus on their biggest opportunities and vulnerabilities. The speaker emphasizes the importance of making decisions quickly and moving forward, rather than overthinking and trying to find a "right" answer. He also highlights the significance of understanding one's team as a source of both growth and vulnerability. The speaker's approach involves dedicating most of his time to maximizing opportunities and addressing vulnerabilities, while minimizing time spent on less impactful tasks. Ultimately, he encourages entrepreneurs to trust their instincts and be open to changing course when new information arises.

    • The importance of focusing on the presentAvoid self-criticism and maximize productivity by focusing on the present and efficiently completing tasks.

      Being overly critical of yourself can hinder productivity and efficiency. The speaker, who is known for being extremely busy, emphasizes the importance of not dwelling on past decisions and instead focusing on the present. He suggests reevaluating your schedule regularly and going fast and hard to maximize productivity. It's impossible to know which decisions will ultimately be the most valuable, so it's essential not to waste time judging yourself. The speaker admits that he easily spends a quarter of his day on tasks that turn out to be unimportant, but he emphasizes the importance of moving quickly and not getting bogged down in self-criticism. He encourages listeners to learn from their experiences and focus on the present rather than dwelling on past mistakes. The key takeaway is to be efficient, focus on the present, and avoid getting bogged down in self-criticism.

    • The Importance of Taking ActionFocus on taking action instead of getting bogged down in thought. Seize the moment and try new things to innovate and move quickly.

      Action is more efficient than overthinking. Gary Vaynerchuk shares an anecdote about a critique he received, which was framed as an intellectual conversation but missed the mark. The critic suggested that Gary could have been more thoughtful and opened the door instead of running through a glass panel. However, Gary saw the humor in the situation and used it as an opportunity to emphasize the importance of taking action, even if it's unconventional or unexpected. He argues that dwelling on hypothetical scenarios can be crippling and instead encourages seizing the moment and trying new things. This mindset has helped Gary become an innovator and move quickly in his business ventures. In essence, the takeaway is to focus on taking action rather than getting bogged down in thought.

    • Learning from business mistakesEmbrace setbacks, learn from mistakes, and keep moving forward in business. Everyone makes mistakes, but the successful entrepreneur bounces back and continues to grow.

      Running a business is similar to playing a sport. Both require dedication, resilience, and the ability to learn from mistakes. The speaker emphasizes that it's important not to dwell on mistakes, but rather to focus on the next play and keep moving forward. Even if things don't go as planned, the key is to learn from the experience and not let it derail the business. The speaker also mentions that they've been in the business world for 22 years and have learned to embrace the ups and downs, seeing them as part of the journey towards success. They believe that the ability to bounce back from setbacks is crucial, and that everyone makes mistakes – the important thing is to keep going and not give up. Overall, the speaker's perspective is that business is a marathon, not a sprint, and that a successful entrepreneur needs to be adaptable, focused, and willing to learn from their mistakes.

    • The importance of quick decision making in businessEmbrace fast-paced consumer interactions, trust instincts, and adapt for success in business, as speed and agility are crucial for staying ahead of competitors.

      Making quick decisions based on available data is crucial for business success, as consumers move even faster in today's market. Over-reliance on traditional processes can hinder progress. The speaker emphasizes the importance of adaptability and being agile, drawing parallels between business and sports. Speed is a key factor in both arenas, and making decisions in "day trade mode" can lead to more wins overall, despite occasional mistakes. The speaker encourages listeners to embrace the fast-paced nature of consumer interactions and to trust their instincts. By doing so, they can outmaneuver competitors and stay ahead in the market.

    • Young adult finds inspiration and direction through Gary's podcastGary's podcast provides valuable insights and motivation for young adults facing life's challenges, inspiring stories of hope and determination.

      Gary's podcast has the power to inspire and guide young adults, particularly those facing challenges during uncertain times. Shruptown, a 22-year-old listener, shared his personal story of feeling lost after graduating college and moving away from family during the pandemic. He discovered Gary's podcast and found the inspirational leader's messages about believing in happiness above all else to be a beacon of hope. Shruptown expressed his gratitude for the podcast and shared his intention to pursue a career in esports, inspired by Gary's encouragement. For anyone who may feel directionless or uncertain about their future, Gary's podcast offers valuable insights and motivation to help navigate life's challenges.

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