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    Preparation, Competitiveness and Deep Passion For The Game

    enJuly 26, 2019

    Podcast Summary

    • Focus on self-awareness and happiness, not societal expectationsPrioritize personal joy and fulfillment, adjust choices for growth, and avoid delusion by evaluating progress

      Individuals should focus on being self-aware and prioritizing their own happiness, rather than comparing themselves to others or striving for external validation. Gary Vaynerchuk emphasizes that everyone's definition of work-life balance and sources of happiness differ. He encourages people to pursue their passions and not let societal expectations dictate their path. It's essential to understand what brings joy and fulfillment to one's life and prioritize that, rather than chasing after unrealistic goals or ideologies imposed by others. Delusion sets in when one persists in the same unproductive actions for an extended period without seeing any progress. Instead, it's crucial to evaluate our choices and adjust accordingly to achieve personal growth and happiness.

    • Navigating the Digital Era: Direct Access and Instant FeedbackThe digital era offers artists, content creators, and entrepreneurs direct access to their audience and instant feedback, but success still requires preparation, competitiveness, passion, and resilience.

      The current digital landscape provides artists, content creators, and entrepreneurs with a faster feedback loop and more direct access to their audience, potentially leading to quicker success if they have the talent. However, it's essential to recognize the importance of progress and not be delusional or overly impatient. Lady Gaga's early career serves as an example, where she faced rejection but eventually broke through due to her unique talent. Today, artists and entrepreneurs have the power to bypass gatekeepers and reach their audience directly. But, it's crucial to remember that success doesn't come overnight, and it requires preparation, competitiveness, and a deep passion for the craft. The digital era offers opportunities, but it also demands resilience and adaptability.

    • The grind of entrepreneurship vs. the glamour of athletics and entertainmentEntrepreneurship requires consistent time and effort, even if it means sacrificing other areas of life. Embrace the grind and understand that success often comes from hard work and dedication, not just a polished image.

      Entrepreneurship is not like being a successful athlete or entertainer where missing school or work is an acceptable part of the journey. Instead, entrepreneurs need to put in the time and effort consistently, even if it means sacrificing other areas of life. The speaker shares his personal experience of trying to balance entrepreneurship with school and how he wishes he could have dedicated more time to his business. He also emphasizes the importance of authenticity and transparency in entrepreneurship, acknowledging that it can be challenging and may not always look glamorous from the outside. Ultimately, the speaker encourages aspiring entrepreneurs to embrace the grind and understand that success often comes from hard work and dedication, not just a polished Instagram image.

    • The Importance of Internal Drive and Hard WorkSuccess isn't defined by external factors. Focus on your own growth and work hard to achieve your goals, regardless of adversity.

      Success is not determined by external factors such as wealth or social media following, but rather by the effort and dedication one puts into their work and life. Gary Vaynerchuk, in the discussion, emphasizes that he built his $60 million business from scratch and that being born into nothing can be an advantage because it forces one to work hard and make their own accomplishments. He also criticizes those who focus on appearances and external validation, urging them to look inward and focus on their own growth. Ultimately, the most successful people are those who don't care what others think and continue to work towards their goals despite adversity.

    • Embracing adversity and thrivingFocus on the climb and grind, not the negative, to become unbeatable. Understand different perspectives and push forward despite challenges.

      Embracing adversity and not fearing failure can lead to great success. The speaker shares his personal experiences of thriving in the face of criticism and adversity, using examples from his business and personal life. He explains that when we stop dwelling on the negative and instead focus on the climb and the grind, we become unbeatable. The speaker also emphasizes the importance of understanding different perspectives and not judging others based on limited experiences. He encourages young people to keep pushing forward, even when faced with challenges and setbacks. Ultimately, the speaker values authenticity and self-expression over material wealth or external validation.

    • The world is decentralizing and empowering individualsOver the next 100 years, individuals will have more power to create and sell things on their own terms, leading to a period of tension and change as we learn to accept each other's imperfections and focus on our own happiness and success.

      The world is decentralizing, and technology like blockchain is making it possible for individuals to transact directly with each other without intermediaries. This means that people have the power to create and sell things on their own terms, and there are no more excuses for not pursuing your passions. Over the next 100 years, we will go through a period of tension and change as people come to terms with their flaws and shortcomings. Eventually, we will become more accepting of each other's imperfections and live our lives differently as a result. Most importantly, the president or any public figure has no control over our happiness, so we should focus on creating our own joy and success.

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