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In today’s episode of Tea with GaryVee, we discuss creating a community around yourself, trying to find a better job fit, balancing ambition with judgment, and more. Enjoy! Let me know what you think.

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Mike Brown is my new hero. He's an ex military man, who came back & built a super lean business (5 employees and 10's of millions in revenue annually) - hired best friends and brothers to share the experience. Mike Brown (@mb_abides) and his gang went on a mission to buy small pieces of real estate from hundreds of families because they were potentially (and quite literally) sitting on a gold mine. They'd then package them up and sell it to the big oil & gas funds - which meant tens of millions of dollars for them. The business part is good - but I love the philosophical and practical advice around optimizing for quality of life. Let me know what you think! Puri.shaan@gmail.com  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.