字幕列表 影片播放 列印英文字幕 - [Gary] And ultimately, and finally buy the New York jets. Win six super bowls, and then die. (intro music) You got your perspective. I just wanna be happy. Don't you wanna be happy? So, some people are coming through. I had a really fun day on vacation where I was selling baseball cards on Twitter and the kicker was like, you can come and pick it up so, obviously people were buying it just cause that. It was really fun to meet that kid. - [Kid] When I took college, I had such a bad mind set. - [Gary] Yeah. - Because I was like, "I don't really wanna be here. I just wanna work." - Yeah. - But, listening to the podcast everyday, having positivity in my ears has really just like, helped me along. - Really thought it was an opportunity to kinda create some clarity here. I think what's really tough about putting out content on the internet for all us creators and content producers is some people just consume one video, or one time or you've got a subtle message that even yourself you're not doing a great job of communicating on and that's what I'm kinda trying to do here. I put so much pressure on college, my thesis I'm like, "It's shit, it's shit, it's shit." And so much so that I think the subtleties of my biggest macro, which is like, look of the bright side, glass is half full. Make the best of your situation and no matter what the situation is is far greater than my concern that collecting debt in college is not setting you up for financial success post college. You know, for example you could be collecting debt like that young man is and I don't know. We didn't get to that as you can see in the video, but, let's say he is. Him going into college over the next three and a half years with a positive mind set may lead to him meeting somebody who becomes their ... You know like, it's offense. He meets somebody. He meets Seth. Seth becomes friends with him. Seth gets into Vayner. Seth then gets him into Vayner. Seth's the ... People don't get it. When you're positive, when you're happy it's not fluffy bull shit. It's not like, "Oh, you're drinking the Kool-aid." It's being practical to understand that yes always beats no, that sun always beats rain, that positivity always beats anger, and people get confused cause anger and negative and doing the wrong thing actually has short term results. If me, Seth and Caleb go rob a jewelry store tonight and don't get caught, we got a bunch of fucking jewelry, but it now becomes the vulnerability cause the second time, we may get caught because I promise you, you don't rob a jewelry store just once. If you understood what I just said, you're on your way. I love when people, you know, like to me it's just the truth. To me, I don't think I'm nice, or a prick or anything. I think it's really a good idea about talk ... If you talk about the truth it puts you in a position of strength. As you know, now hearing your story, the advantages, and they're substantial, the advantages that you and I had is that immigrant families have such context for all the opportunity so, it's hard for them to complain about dumb shit. - [Interviewer] There is no complaining. - [Gary] Americans born here to abundance complain about dumb shit, and by the way, I'm not like, "You fucking idiots." - No, No absolutely not. - I'm like, "That's your situation. You didn't know." - Right. - You didn't know. - I always say, if you're born in this country, you got a social security number, you can aspire to the top of that building. There shouldn't be any issues. I look at people and I'm like, I know people who aren't here other ways and they're aspiring as well. - But, here's where you and I won, people born in this country have lots of money in the bank but have parents that don't create the blueprint that leads them to success here. - Yeah, you've mentioned it. It's the legacy. - Dude, it's this. - Yeah, the mindset. - It's a mindset game. It's the operating system. People understand, like, if your operating system on your phone is fucked, this is garbage, but they don't understand when this is fucked .... - It fucks everything up. - [Gary] I just think, yes, is powerful. - [Scott] Yeah, well listen, like what they say in improv, never say no. Always say yes and roll with it. - And to me, the no players are friends who are like, "Focus. Focus. Focus." They're like, "Look. Look how successful I was. I focused." I'm like, "Cool. I said yes, and was helter skelter. I'm successful." I think a lot of this comes down to self awareness. I think when you can accept yourself, you know and for me, you said a very subtle thing in there that once you learn that you have to accept it as a net game, that those ... For every meeting that led to amazing things with Pinterest there was six others that led to nothing - Absolutely. - Or a waste of time or an awkward situation, or things that you didn't wanna deal with. It's a part of the game. A lot of my mistakes helped me get better at the no's in a world where I wanna say yes to everything. - Hi. You guys ready? Why we are here is very simple. Nine years ago, my brother and I wanted to start a company. The opportunity we saw at hand was in the advertising agency world, but it was to be a gateway to everything else we ever did. Somewhere in my late twenties, early thirties, I realized that even though I suck at most things, my ability to understand human beings and communicate to them was strong, and intuitively I understood what humans were gonna do often times before the masses. It's why I invested in things that went on to become big things. It's why in 1996, I launched an eCommerce wine business to sell wine. Everything good in my life, marrying my wife one second into our first conversation, everything good in my life has been predicated on my ability to understand human behaviors slightly before the rest. That was the mission of VaynerX. That continues to be the mission of VaynerX. That will forever be the mission of VaynerX. How do we build something that communicates to solve a problem at scale, whether that is to sell sneakers, or wine, or beer, or telco, or whatever it is or, as I get older in my years to get Hussein to be the governor of California or to cure Crohn's disease, or anything else. Ultimately, and finally, buy the New York Jets, win six super bowls and then die. - This is where we're going so, I'm excited. Thank you. Thank you for your attention. (applause) - [Elliot] How's it going? - [Gary] Really good. - My name's Elliot. - Elliot. - I just wanted to personally tell you, thank you so much for the opportunity to work with your company. I've been watching you and your company for a very long time. I come from a single mom household from East Orange, New Jersey to Newark, it's hard. - Yeah, it is. - It's really hard to even have somebody. I've come from a corporate background so, you know just being there, I really appreciate the environment and the culture of this company. - I appreciate that. - I just wanted to personally thank you. - Thank you so much. - I appreciate you, man. - Hey, I'm looking forward to getting to know you better. - Hey, absolutely. - Hit me up any time. Thank you for saying that. - I'm a studio resident, so I'm here till November I hope I have the opportunity to be here for a time. - You make sure you email me before that ends. I'm dead serious. - Thank you. - You got it. (outro music)
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