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    Keynote Saturday: How to Rise Above the Competition in an Emerging Market | Nov 17, 2028

    enOctober 15, 2022

    Podcast Summary

    • Navigating marketing challenges in regulated industriesGary Vaynerchuk encourages businesses in regulated industries to learn from his experience in marketing during the late 1990s and early entrepreneurial ventures to succeed in the next 50 years despite restrictions on platforms like Google and Facebook.

      Gary Vaynerchuk, an entrepreneur and businessman, sees value in navigating the challenges of marketing in industries with regulations that restrict the use of platforms like Google and Facebook. He draws on his experience starting an e-commerce wine business in the late 1990s and his early entrepreneurial ventures to empathize with the obstacles businesses will face in the next half century. By providing context on his perspective and experiences, he encourages attendees in the B2B and B2C space to consider the unique marketing strategies needed for success in regulated industries.

    • Learning from the Past: Parallels Between Cannabis and Tech IndustriesBe authentic and driven by a genuine desire to make a positive impact in the cannabis industry. Adapt and learn as regulations evolve, and stay humble and open to new experiences.

      The early days of the cannabis industry hold similarities to the early stages of other disruptive industries, such as tech and e-commerce. The speaker, who experienced exponential growth in his father's liquor store during the late 90s and early 2000s, sees parallels between the current cannabis industry and his past experiences. He emphasizes the importance of being part of the industry for the right reasons, with a genuine desire to change the world, and encourages attendees to learn and adapt as regulations evolve. The speaker also acknowledges the challenges and responsibilities that come with being an industry leader and emphasizes the importance of staying humble and open to new experiences.

    • Leveraging underestimation in the cannabis industryFocus on end consumers and building a strong brand, network with industry peers, and stay focused on opportunities within the industry, rather than trying to prove legitimacy to skeptics.

      Being underestimated and misunderstood in the cannabis industry can be a significant business advantage. The speaker, who has a background in the tech industry, emphasized the importance of focusing on the end consumer and building a strong brand, rather than trying to prove the legitimacy of the industry to skeptics. Additionally, the speaker encouraged attendees to be thoughtful about who they try to convince of the legitimacy of the industry and to network with other industry professionals, as the early days of the cannabis industry are expected to yield many future leaders and innovators. The speaker also highlighted the importance of paying attention to the nuances of the industry and learning from the experiences of those who came before. Overall, the message was to stay focused on the opportunities within the industry and not get bogged down by attempts to gain acceptance from those who may not fully understand it.

    • Embrace opportunities in tech industry, stay focused and patientThe tech industry offers abundant opportunities, embrace a 'yes business' mindset, stay focused, be patient, and believe in the potential for long-term success. Avoid short-term financial arbitrage and learn from past industries like e-commerce and mid-2000s tech scene. Seize opportunities and make the most of events like this one.

      The speaker emphasizes the abundance and opportunities present in the tech industry and encourages attendees to embrace a "yes business" mindset. He shares an anecdote about introducing Mark Zuckerberg to Kevin Rose and encourages attendees to seize opportunities and make the most of events like this one. He also cautions against short-term financial arbitrage and emphasizes the importance of staying in the game for the long term. The speaker draws parallels between the current tech scene and past industries, such as e-commerce in the 1990s and the tech space in the mid-2000s. He also touches on the challenges of exiting businesses and the potential of cryptocurrency and blockchain technology. Overall, the speaker encourages attendees to stay focused, be patient, and believe in the potential of the industry.

    • Embrace change and seize opportunitiesInvest in underpriced platforms, produce content, and adapt to the changing landscape to be proactive and successful in media.

      During times of change and uncertainty, it's crucial to be thoughtful, seize opportunities, and adapt. The speaker emphasized the importance of investing in underpriced platforms like social media and producing content to build a media company. He shared his regret of not maximizing opportunities in the past and encouraged everyone to learn from his mistakes. The speaker also emphasized the need to shift from being advertisers to media companies and emphasized the importance of business development within the community. Overall, the key takeaway is to be proactive, invest in opportunities, and adapt to the changing landscape.

    • Focus on execution, not ideologyLearn from history, prioritize relationships, and execute effectively to succeed in the cannabis industry

      Focusing on execution rather than ideology is key to success in the cannabis industry. The speaker emphasizes that there are no secrets or intellectual property to hoard, and that relationships and execution are the currency of this marketplace. He encourages a historical perspective, learning from past industries and trends, to make informed business decisions. The speaker's personal experiences in the regulated business world underscore the importance of being prepared for long-term challenges and regulations. Authentic winners will rise above the noise and the market will ultimately determine the winners, not individual opinions. So, be a student of history, focus on execution, and prepare for the long game.

    • Embrace flexibility and understand people in growing industriesSeize opportunities, add value, and focus on relationships for long-term success in growing industries

      This is an exceptional time to be in the industry, as it is maturing but still in its early stages. The speaker emphasizes the importance of being flexible and understanding the people behind successful businesses, as they often make their money from providing essential services or products during times of growth. He also warns against being too attached to one's own projects and missing opportunities to join established companies or start new ones with greater potential. The speaker's message is to seize the moment and be thoughtful about how to add value to the industry and those around you. He emphasizes that the real return on investment comes from the people, not just the short-term financial gains. The speaker's unique ability to anticipate trends and understand human behavior sets him apart and offers valuable insights for those looking to succeed in the industry.

    • Exploring podcasts for business impactFocus on creating content, build relationships, communicate effectively, understand audience, and be patient in the cannabis industry. Learn from Elon Musk's risk-taking approach.

      In the cannabis industry, it's essential to focus on producing content as a publisher rather than just advertising. The speaker recommends exploring the audio space, specifically podcasts, as a potential avenue for significant business impact. Additionally, building relationships, communicating effectively, and having patience are crucial for success. Elon Musk's actions serve as an example of not being afraid to take risks and understanding your audience. Furthermore, the speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding the industry's unique challenges, such as the stigma, and being in it for the long haul.

    • The Power of Patience and Persistence in Building a BrandStay positive, take action, and keep pushing forward despite challenges to build a successful brand. Understand and address discrimination, and solving smaller issues can lead to bigger solutions.

      Patience and persistence are key to building a successful brand, even when faced with setbacks and criticism. Gary Vaynerchuk shared his personal experience of struggling to sell social media services to big companies in the early days, but he didn't give up and eventually found success. He emphasized that it's important to remember that everyone faces challenges and that complaining won't get you anywhere. Instead, focus on taking action and making the most of what you have. He also touched on the importance of understanding and addressing discrimination in the hiring process and how solving smaller issues can lead to bigger solutions. Ultimately, his message was one of gratitude and resilience, encouraging listeners to stay positive and keep pushing forward despite the challenges they may face.

    • Leveraging History for Business Insights in Regulated IndustriesUnderstanding historical patterns and staying disciplined in research can provide valuable insights for making informed decisions in regulated industries. Adaptability and the ability to navigate regulatory changes are crucial for success.

      Having a deep understanding of history and patterns can provide valuable insights for making informed decisions in business, especially in industries that are heavily regulated. The speaker emphasizes the importance of staying disciplined in research and looking for connections between seemingly unrelated topics. He also shares his belief that being adaptable and having the ability to navigate regulatory changes is crucial for success in such industries. Ultimately, the speaker encourages individuals to make informed decisions based on their unique strengths and comfort levels, acknowledging that not everyone may be suited for the challenges of a heavily regulated business environment.

    • Embrace the unpredictability of Web3Stay committed, expand horizons, and remain persistent in the face of losses and challenges to succeed in Web3

      The Web3 industry is unpredictable and requires resilience. You need to be prepared for challenges and setbacks, as everyone will experience losses. However, thinking globally and focusing on your passion can help mitigate vulnerability. The industry is becoming more interconnected and global, so expanding your horizons and being open to new experiences can lead to opportunities. Additionally, the industry is reminiscent of UFC, where everyone will face losses, but those who understand this and remain persistent have the potential to succeed. Ultimately, if you're committed to being a part of Web3, you need to be ready for the ups and downs and embrace the learning process.

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