Podcast Summary
Importance of Authentic Intent in Communication: Being true to oneself and expressing authentic intent in communication is more important than worrying about what others think.
Gary Vee uses profanity in his communication as an expression of authenticity, driven by his intent and inspired by his comedic heroes. He doesn't curse for the sake of it, but rather, it's a part of his natural style. He's willing to accept the consequences of being his full self, rather than worrying about what others think. The key here is the importance of intent and authenticity in communication. While some may find his bravado and cursing rude or vulgar, Gary remains unapologetic, believing that his true intentions are not harmful. Ultimately, it's about being true to oneself and letting go of the need for approval from others.
Authenticity in Communication: Filtering Out the Unwilling: Authenticity in communication, including strong language, can help connect with audiences and filter out those with closed minds. Respect individual backgrounds and encourage open dialogue.
Authenticity in communication, even if it includes strong language, can be an effective tool for connecting with audiences and filtering out those who may not fully understand complex ideas. The speaker in this discussion shares his experience of being asked to curb his use of cursing during speeches, despite the significant financial increase in speaking engagements. He argues that his cursing is not intended to disrespect anyone, but rather as a filter to identify those who may be closed-minded or unable to see the bigger picture. He emphasizes the importance of respecting individual backgrounds and experiences, while also encouraging open dialogue and understanding. Ultimately, the speaker advocates for authenticity in communication, acknowledging that it may not be universally accepted, but believing that it is essential for making meaningful connections and conveying complex ideas.
Embracing Authenticity: Being true to oneself, even if it means using language that may offend some, can lead to more opportunities and success in the long run. Figure out who you are and don't be afraid to be yourself.
Being true to oneself, even if it means using language that may be offensive to some, can lead to more business opportunities and success in the long run. The speaker emphasizes that they cannot hide their authentic self and that it is what sets them apart from others. They acknowledge that cursing may lose them some deals, but the number of opportunities they gain by being themselves far outweighs the losses. The speaker also mentions that they have lost business due to their language, but they remain unapologetic and believe that their authenticity is more important than being boring or trying to please everyone. They encourage the audience to figure out who they are and not be afraid to be themselves, even if it may not be popular with everyone. The speaker concludes by expressing their excitement about the topic and encouraging the audience to share the episode.
