The Garyvee Audio Experience

Loved loved loved sitting down with my man Rowlan in LA to chat distribution, music creation and staying humble and true. Through this chat, I can really tell that he's going all in on what he's doing- growing up and starting in Cape Cod, and moving to LA because he knows that's a better place to be for his industry - And staying not fancy along the way. The advice given here is top notch, and applies to so many of you, whether you're an up and coming artist, or pushing ahead in pretty much any other industry. It comes down to creation & distribution. Hope you enjoy :)

Getting to sit down with my friends & YouTubers Stephen and Carter Sharer, Derral Eves, Jhousevlogs & Shonduras to talk social strategies, youtube ideas and the overall status of marketing was great. I got to sit down with each of of them for a few minutes and dive into their craft & answer their questions. This is a good one guys - let me know your thoughts on Twitter :)

I'm pumped to be able to continue to bring these quick little chats that I have with Colin, the writer on my team. In these I dive into the thinking behind two of the articles that we wrote together and expand on just how I make decisions & talk about what I really believe makes a winner a winner. Do you like these fast little chats? Hit me up on Twitter and let me know! 

This episode of AskGaryVee with Wendy Sachs got real - I have massive respect for her both as an author and person and loved getting into her background and the many many jobs she's held throughout the course of her career. You all know how I always say that trying things is the best way to discover what you want to do- and Wendy is a prime example of how that works out. She's held positions on Capitol Hill, as an Emmy award winning TV news producer, an on-air spokesperson for TripAdvisor, and many more, so this was a fascinating chat with some fascinating callers as well. Hope you all love this one ;)

This totally FIRE interview dives deeper than a lot of my other more recent interviews. I sat down with Biz Insider and took some time to expand on the conversation with Mark Zuckerberg before Facebook's 2008 IPO, the process behind early investing in now-huge tech companies like Snapchat, Twitter, Facebook and Tumblr, and a VERY deep dive into the massive growth I provided at Wine Library. This is a really, REALLY big one guys - I know you're going to love it. Hit me up and let me know your thoughts !!

This fireside chat I did with Cornell Tech & Bloomberg wasn't my typical keynote. I dove into a few topics that I don't normally touch on as much, like Vaynersports, my brother AJ, the investing world, but also jumped into how I decide what platforms to be completely in and active on at any given time - hint, it's all of them :) You never know what's going to ebb and flow, and taking advantage of new features is a massive arbitrage. This chat is 100 percent worth the listen, and I know you guys are going to love it. Hope you enjoy! Let me know your thoughts and hit me up on Twitter @garyvee !!

Loved loved loved having my good friend Bob Safian, editor of Fast Company join me for a show last week. Besides chatting with a fan currently in a dentists's chair, we answered a bunch of questions related to the journalism industry & gave some advice to a young entrepreneur trying to start his own online & print publication. Great Q&A and back and forth chat here. Don's miss it ;)

It's crazy how quickly we take things for granted - just one of the point I touched on in this completely fire and HUGE keynote and Q&A in Oregon for the Dutch Bros Coffee Leadership event. This ENTIRE talk is gold. The Q&A portion is fire too. Loved loved loved these questions, and one that really stood out was the question about how I'm able to be so positive while cursing so much- which leads straight to my passion for the game. You should hear every. single. second of this talk because there's definitely something in it that applies to every single one of you. I hope you enjoy

Loved meeting with YouTuber WeeklyChris after my VidSummit keynote a few weeks ago. This man knows how to maximize on his skills and content abilities, and is really beginning to take it to the next level. Chatting with Chris was great, touching on how to start thinking of making multimillions on content rather than just that first on adsense, and staying true to what you're doing and yourself. This was a meeting I really enjoyed, so I hope you'll love it.

This mashup of fire motivation and inspiration comes from a contest my team had a few weeks back, where they all created mashups for Facebook. Each one of these fire clips has its own theme, whether it's to challenge yourself, live your life to the absolute fullest, tripling down on what you're good at, or making sure that you're not taking what's going on around you for granted to stand out from society. Hope you guys enjoy this, and hit me up on Twitter to tell me what you thought

Loved loved loved being on the dutch bro's red couch, talking tactics behind speaking on stage, how I read an audience's expressions and let that drive the direction the keynote or chat is going, and how pressure effects the day to day process. We also dove into how I manage my own stress, when fires are happening both in the office and outside. I know you guys are gonna love this one, so please take a listen

The Q&A that came from the fire keynote in SLC a few weeks ago gets in deep and dirty across a massive variety of topics. We touched on work life balance and why I never question my parenting strategy to the ultimate goal that I want to see come from my fans & followers. We also dipped into the best current platforms for the written word, and how much choosing a partner that can match your intensity. Some really great content and Q&A in here my friends, I know you'll love it !!

I think you all know this man. He's the mastermind behind the "rapping for a job at vaynermedia" music video that went viral on reddit and around the internet. His story's all time, so I know you'll all appreciate it ;)

I'm really happy to be able to bring you the speech and wine tasting I gave the other night at the Wine Library Super Tasting. The super tasting's been around for a few years, but this is the first time I've done a sit down tasting like this at it.  The story I tell about my best friend Brandon is unbelievable, as it came at an incredibly trying time for New York specifically. Are you enjoying these wine tastings? Hit me up on Twitter & let me know! 

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