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    The Secret - Provide More Value Than You're Taking | Interview On The Producing Positivity Show w/ Rafal Pikul

    enOctober 21, 2018

    Podcast Summary

    • Preparation and Opportunity go hand in handBelieve in your potential, prepare for opportunities, and seize them with passion and hard work.

      While people have the capacity to achieve more than they think, it's important to strike a balance between belief, practicality, and hard work. Opportunity is abundant, but preparation is crucial to seize it. Gary Vaynerchuk emphasizes the importance of pushing oneself with passion and optimism, but also acknowledges the necessity of patience, hard work, and practicality. He believes that opportunities are everywhere, but one must be prepared to find and seize them. Preparation and opportunity go hand in hand, and those who dwell on negativity or convince themselves that they cannot succeed before even trying, will miss out on potential opportunities.

    • Recognizing Genuine RequestsTo increase chances of positive response from successful people, be genuine, respectful, considerate, focus on adding value, not just what you can get.

      Successful people, like Mark Zuckerberg and Sara Blakely, are inundated with requests for their time, access, and endorsements. However, most of these requests are self-serving and not genuine. As a result, the vast majority of these requests are met with a "no." Time is the most valuable asset for successful people, and they are able to recognize those who are genuinely seeking to learn or make a meaningful connection. To increase your chances of getting a positive response, be genuine, respectful, and considerate in your approach. Don't make it all about what you can get from them, but rather focus on what you can offer and how you can add value to their lives. Remember, the goal is to build a mutually beneficial relationship, not just to leverage their name or resources for your own gain.

    • The power of giving without expectationFocusing on good intentions, forgetting past mistakes, deeply over-delivering, and communicating effectively can build deep relationships and add value to others, leading to personal success.

      Giving without expectation is a powerful approach in building and maintaining relationships. The speaker emphasizes the importance of forgetting the past mistakes and focusing on good intentions. He also highlights the advantage of not wanting anything from anyone, which allows him to have unlimited leverage and build deep connections with people. Furthermore, the speaker shares his philosophy of deeply over-delivering in meetings and conversations, leaving nothing asked for in return. The ability to communicate effectively in the modern world is a valuable skill, and the speaker uses it to give as well as receive. Ultimately, the speaker's success comes from his genuine desire to give and add value to others, rather than seeking anything in return.

    • Personal circumstances impact freelancing vs business decisionEvaluate individual situation, consider risks and benefits, and stay true to oneself when deciding between freelancing and expanding a business.

      Personal growth and self-awareness are crucial when deciding whether to continue freelancing or expand a business. The speaker emphasized that individual circumstances play a significant role in making this decision. For instance, a young freelancer with few expenses may take more risks and expand quickly, while an older freelancer with more responsibilities and debts may prefer a slower, more cautious approach. Ultimately, it's essential to evaluate one's situation and consider the potential benefits and risks before making a decision. The speaker also highlighted the importance of being true to oneself and not speaking or acting solely to impress others or secure future business opportunities.

    • Life's unpredictability brings opportunities and challengesConsider personal circumstances, values, and beliefs before taking risks, and live authentically despite potential criticism and failure.

      Life is unpredictable and comes with various challenges and opportunities. At any given moment, we could meet someone who changes our life trajectory significantly, leading to financial gains or losses. It's essential to consider our current situation and the potential risks and rewards before making a leap of faith. For instance, a young adult with fewer responsibilities might be more willing to take risks than someone with a family and financial obligations. Ultimately, the decision to jump into the unknown depends on our personal circumstances, values, and beliefs. The speaker emphasizes the importance of living authentically and following one's desires, even if it means facing criticism and potential failure. The fear of public perception should not hold us back from living our truth. Instead, we should focus on our inner motivation and be willing to face the consequences, good or bad.

    • Fear of judgment can hinder happinessRecognize everyone faces challenges, focus on what we can control, and prioritize positivity to become unstoppable and in control of our lives, leading to happiness and improved well-being for ourselves and others.

      People's unhappiness often stems from valuing other people's opinions over their own happiness. This fear of judgment can prevent individuals from making decisions that would bring them joy. The speaker emphasizes the importance of becoming unstoppable and in control of one's life, as this leads to strength and happiness. Additionally, focusing on positivity and helping others is a powerful way to improve not only one's own life but also the lives of those around us. Practically, recognizing that everyone faces challenges and focusing on what we can control can help build consistency and lead to a more positive outlook on life.

    • Surround yourself with positivity, eliminate negativityChoosing who and what we surround ourselves with impacts our happiness and well-being greatly. Eliminating negativity from our lives through cutting ties with negative people and situations leads to personal growth and fulfillment.

      Surrounding yourself with positivity and eliminating negativity in your life can lead to personal growth and happiness. The speaker emphasizes the importance of cutting ties with negative people and situations, whether that means divorce, less frequent contact, or finding positive friends to replace them. While it may be difficult, the net benefit of surrounding yourself with positivity far outweighs the negativity that comes from being around unhappy people. The speaker acknowledges that this is a simplistic solution to a complex problem, but believes that it is an essential step towards living a fulfilling life. The idea that "bad people end up lonely" is a recurring theme, suggesting that negativity and unhappiness ultimately lead to isolation. The speaker also touches on the importance of taking responsibility for your own emotions and not allowing yourself to be weighed down by others. Overall, the key takeaway is that the choices we make about who and what we surround ourselves with can have a profound impact on our own happiness and well-being.

    • Fear vs Positivity: Choosing the Right ApproachFocus on positivity and practicality, avoid unnecessary fear and delusion. Hard work and practical solutions are more valuable than getting swayed by fear-based marketing.

      Fear sells, but positivity and practicality are more valuable. During a conversation, the speaker shared how security measures on trains and media coverage of terrorism create unnecessary fear. He emphasized that the likelihood of being harmed by terrorists is low compared to everyday risks like drunk driving or texting while driving. The speaker also discussed the power of branding and how fear is an easy sale, like insurance. However, he encouraged focusing on positivity and the good things happening in life. Delusion was also mentioned as a mistake, as some people misinterpreted the concept of positivity as a get-rich-quick scheme. The speaker emphasized the importance of hard work and practicality, and shared his own experiences of working hard and facing judgement. He also mentioned his email newsletter as a platform for surprising and delighting subscribers. Overall, the conversation emphasized the importance of focusing on positivity, practicality, and avoiding delusion.

    • Stay informed and engaged with Gary Vaynerchuk's thought leadershipSign up for Gary Vaynerchuk's email list to receive unique and valuable content beyond podcasts.

      Importance of subscribing to Gary Vaynerchuk's email newsletter. According to the speaker, being part of the email list is essential for those who value smart and insightful content. The email newsletter offers unique and valuable information that goes beyond what is shared on podcasts. Therefore, if you want to stay informed and engaged with Gary Vaynerchuk's thought leadership, make sure to sign up for his email list. It's not just a nice-to-have, but a must-have for those who want to be complete in their learning journey. So, head over to garyvaynerchuk.com and subscribe to the email list today.

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