The Garyvee Audio Experience

Another totally fire keynote in the books here. There's a great conversation that went on here about going to conferences to hear people speak versus sitting down, eating shit and doing the work that you hear everybody preaching about. There are no shortcuts in success, sometimes all it takes is motivation and work to drive the success. Enjoy

Trying something a little different here to see what you guys think. This clip includes the tasting notes from the first ever month of my monthly wine club, so for all you wine lovers out there, you're gonna love it ;)

Want some ALL TIME call-in questions from the #askgaryvee shoooooow? These are the ones from the past shows you seriously can't miss - from the best advice for every 20 year old, to a business that focuses on turning human remains into ceramic gifts, it's all here. Tony Conrad, Logic, Linda Cohn and Jon Taffer guest star on these calls and they're completely FIRE. Hope you Enjoy ;)

This was a great interview with Huffington Post that dove into my experience on Planet Of The Apps and why musical.ly exploded. Hit me up on Twitter and let me know your thoughts ;)

This clip is exactly what I mean when I say that audio and voice are MASSIVE time savers. When I wanted to send a pretty lengthy message out to my team to debate our YouTube strategy, I could have typed it out on my phone, but instead utilized the voice recording function to say what I wanted to say. It may not seem like a lot of time saved, but once you start compiling and compounding these choices, it adds up and you can get so much more done

I've been throwing some serious right hooks lately, which is the opposite of what I've been doing. Between the wine clubs, the Q&A conference, and few others I've been demonstrating the hunger in my nature for sales. This is something that a lot of you need to hear from me, that it's completely fine to throw that right hook & sell - especially if you believe in what you're selling. If you have no faith in the product or service on your end, why would somebody else - which is where accountability kicks in. Hope you take this to heart and learn from it

This was a fire keynote that I gave in Amsterdam a few weeks back to the Bookings.com crowd. One of the main themes here is why you should always keep Dying on your own sword in the back of your mind. As long as you keep this theme constantly in mind, and are doing this for yourself it keeps you at the top of the crowd. Another big theme here is practicality. If you're too far behind on emerging platforms and networks, you're not practical because you're not taking advantage of the massive potential there is to grab onto new audiences. I loved this one, and I hope you do too ;)

If you're still looking at Monday morning as a chore, and dreading it on Sunday night, your shit is BROKEN. These clips will help push you over that barrier and start getting you fired up for Monday, and to stop living for Friday. Get ready, because here it comes :)

So psyched to be able to share these quick chats around my thoughts on business that I have, chatting with my team writer Colin Campbell. Here I expand on my thoughts behind storytelling on social media - why it's key to be genuine and what good storytelling and engagement leads to, touching on where the best places to spend ad money on, focusing on ROI. Hope this one brings some massive value to you

If you've missed ANY of my September podcast, you're gonna love these 5 clips that embody exactly what I'm about and why I'm so fired up after August. Whether you're curious about what Russ and I wish we would've thought about before getting big, to some business advice from entrepreneur about.me founder Tony Conrad, it's all here. I know you're gonna love this one ;)

This rant is for everyone, whether they're 26 or 60. Maybe you weren't born in a time that it was logistically possible to gain traction on your entrepreneurial tendencies, or you simply have been positioned in a way that doesn't set you up for success. No matter what stage of life you're in there's time to turn around and refocus to be doing exactly what you want to be. Everyone should give this a listen, hope you love it !!

Loved talking to my man Quincy Avery and a small agency looking to dive into sports marketing & content creation. This is an incredibly tactical and strategic meeting revolving around content creation, distribution, marketing and patience. Hope you love this one :)

There's some fire here in this amazing AGV with my man Richard Rawlings from Discovery's Gas Monkey Garage. This was an all time show, and the questions were right on point. We talked creativity in the workplace, how we keep company culture in a positive light, and how to provide value to the influencers or celebrities that you look up to. Seriously fire questions here guys, hope you love it! 

It's all about finding a way to tell your story while finding a way to respect your users' time. Just remember that this time around it's more about CONTEXT than CONTENT. This can boil down to creating platform specific content, or simply respecting and engaging the way that a specific platform requires. This is one of my favorite keynotes, hope you enjoy ;) 

This meeting I had with a popular San Diego dog trainer, Kaelin Munkelwitz, founder of AllThingsPup perfectly embodies why giving away your content for free ultimately drives a business in the long run. By beginning to produce content and information, she became a trusted resource in her space, driving more clients to send inquired to her. If you're having some trouble wrapping your head around giving away content for long term growth, this is the one to listen to

Even though this interview is a few years old, the points we touch on mean that it's still massively accurate. First off, social listening and discovering where you can jump into conversations is just as important as blasting out content - it helps let you know what kind of content to be producing, gives you tons of info about your customer base and influences where your target demo should be. Twitter is a HUGELY important platform for this. I also touch on being first on emerging platforms, and why it's almost always in your best interest to get on them as fast as possible. Hope this one brings you a ton of value !!

Bartering has been around since the beginning of mankind, but that doesn't mean it's outdated - it's still a massively powerful way to trade goods and services, getting rid of what you don't want for what you do - one way or another. Hope you really enjoy these clips pushing my belief and dedication to the bartering system ;)

Fired up about this meeting with hip hop artist A Boogie. I respect this man for his come up, and I've really enjoyed getting to know him and talking about the direction of the hip-hop scene these days. You know my feelings on hip hop - that it starts so many of the trends and culture that we have today - and that's a big point that I focused on here. It all comes down to whether or not you're going to invest your time into the area the attention is in.

This entire keynote in Idaho was on FIRE. Besides a funny interaction with a couple fans, the content here is absolutely incredible. So much love and inspiration in this room, and dove deep into a number of topics, including why audio is so important, how important it is to be first in emerging platforms (because you'll never know what's going to skyrocket) and how to measure ROI with influencer marketing. You're not gonna want to miss this one, trust me. Shoot me a note on Twitter and let me know what you thought ;)

This keynote got me completely FIRED UP. The energy and fire in this room during this huge keynote were unrivaled. This keynote touches on multiple facets - ranging from why you need to be testing platforms for your business (instead of just reading the headlines about them) to advice for those who are little more timid, shy or introverted. AND, I try a popular Finnish spirit, right on stage. Give this a listen, you won't regret it, and get ready to be fired up. ;)