The Garyvee Audio Experience

In this episode, I'm excited to share some real, no-nonsense advice I gave to students at the University of Western Ontario. We dive into what it really takes to achieve big goals, why empathy is critical for leadership, and the importance of focusing on what truly matters. I talk about the power of kind candor when you're building a team and share why being authentic—especially in a digital-first world—is essential. For the young entrepreneurs out there, I give my best tips on balancing risk and reward, managing co-founder relationships, and making social media work for you, not against you. I also touch on my own journey, sharing insights on how I’ve stayed motivated and grounded while pursuing my dreams. If you’re looking to grow, learn, and find practical advice you can use right now, this episode is for you. Let's get into it!

Today's podcast is tactical social media advice that you can start using today. I talk about knowing which content works best on each platform, why you shouldn't undervalue social media, and how to build your strategy based on creative excellence. I give tips about spending time on every detail of your content, capturing consumers' attention, and what you should not be focusing on. Hope you enjoy!

Today's video is an interview I recently did with Bob Safian on the Masters of Scale: Rapid Response podcast. I share my thoughts about a range of topics, from my definition of rapid response and the supply and demand of attention to a bit about my upcoming book, 'Day Trading Attention,' and how VeeFriends has evolved from an NFT to full-blown intellectual property. I hope you guys enjoy this one!

On today's episode of the podcast, im sharing a conversation I had with Kevin Pheley. We discuss the power of intuition and so much more. Enjoy!

On today's episode of the podcast, I'm sharing a recent Q&A session, Where I spoke to influencers and answered all their questions! This is the perfect episode for anyone looking to leap into content creation in 2025. Enjoy!

In today's episode of the podcast, I'm sharing a conversation between myself & the CEO of Carta, Henry Ward. We discuss leadership, the struggles of middle management, and how to be more efficient with your time in the workplace. Business owners and leaders, especially those in middle management, will get so much value out of this episode! Enjoy. THINGS WE TALK ABOUT: How Carta started Henry's journey as an entrepreneur Being consumer-centric Tips for working with an active board How to deliver feedback to your team as a leader Entrepreneurship and the school system How to help middle managers grow Business lessons from 2 CEOs

In this episode, I’m diving into a conversation packed with practical, high-impact social media strategies designed to drive real business growth. I break down why social media is no longer just a nice-to-have but a crucial tool for any business looking to scale in today’s landscape. From leveraging platforms like TikTok and YouTube Shorts to honing in on local audiences through Facebook ads, this talk covers everything business owners need to get results. We get into why creating consistent, platform-tailored content is essential, and I share some straightforward approaches that have transformed businesses I’ve worked with – including my own family’s wine business. You’ll hear insights on how to validate content ideas before spending on ads, why Google might not be the powerhouse it once was, and how brands can leverage the ‘Thank You Economy’ to build lasting customer loyalty. Whether you're a seasoned business owner or just starting out, this episode offers actionable insights to make social media work har

Today on the podcast Im sharing part 2 of my incredible and emotional conversation with Howard Lutnick. If you haven't already listened to part one from yesterday, I HIGHLY recommend that you listen to that first. In part 2 we dive deeper into his incredible journey. We discuss how he managed to rebuild his firm after tragedy. I hope you all enjoy this episode as much as I enjoyed it.

On today’s episode, I sit down with Howard Lutnick, the legendary CEO of Cantor Fitzgerald, for an eye-opening conversation about resilience, leadership, and navigating massive adversity in both life and business. Howard shares how losing both of his parents at a young age profoundly shaped his outlook and fueled his relentless drive to succeed in the competitive world of finance. From his early days on Wall Street to leading one of the most prominent firms through the devastation of 9/11, Howard’s story is packed with invaluable lessons on overcoming personal and professional challenges. In this episode, we talk about how Howard built his career by identifying key opportunities, developing meaningful relationships, and seizing high-stakes financial deals. He shares insights into strategic risk-taking, investing in bonds, managing through crises, and the mindset that helped him rebuild after facing some of the most unimaginable losses. Whether you're looking to sharpen your leadership skills, understand the i

Today's video is the Q&A part of my keynote at the Aspire conference in San Diego, California. I answer a bunch of questions such as how to scale your business emphasizing the importance of caring about your employees and creating a great culture. I also talk about Gen Z and the options they have in the current economy. Hope you enjoy it!

In this episode of the GaryVee Audio Experience, I am joined by Randall Kaplan. We dive deep into the age-old debate: Are entrepreneurs born with a natural talent, or is it a skill anyone can develop? We explore fascinating stories of childhood entrepreneurial ventures—like selling flowers from a neighbor’s garden—and dissect the mix of talent, grit, and curiosity that drives business success. You'll hear candid insights on what separates natural-born entrepreneurs from those who put in the work to excel. Plus, we discuss the role of environment, motivation, and what it truly takes to thrive in the business world. Whether you believe entrepreneurship is a calling or a craft, this conversation is a must-listen! Be sure to Check out Randall: https://linktr.ee/randallkaplan?fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAaZTkLD8sQUoE48fcbhHzGzyP3lYq8hm42zef-zEzQtNUAPatW8bYCFDrRY_aem_9zsMuzYAyeEKNrJPLXGRnA

Listen carefully … the repeated apologizing I’m speaking about in this podcast is a “real issue” … leaders need to stop pressure at their level not enhance it. Today's episode is the Q&A segment at the Lockton Growth Forum keynote. Q&A is definitely my favorite format when I get to meet all of you!

Ii'm Super excited about today's episode of the podcast, where we are sharing an eisodoe from a year ago at Gregory's Coffee Headquarters right here in New York City! We talk with the CEO of Gregorys Coffee Gregory Zamfotis himself about all things entrepreneurship. Gregory's story is very similar to my journey in America and starting a business. You're going to learn a lot from this episode and don't forget to check out a Gregor'ys Coffee near you and get some exclusive VeeFriends collab gear!

Today's episode of the podcast is my keynote at the ITC Vegas event. I dive deep into the huge opportunity on social media specifically LinkedIn for businesses and entrepreneurs. I also share my two cents on why complacency is hurting most businesses and how taking advantage of new technologies can help future-proof your business. Lastly, I talk about the importance of building a positive company culture for continuity and growth in business. If you're a business owner or planning to start a new business in 2024, this is the right video for you!

In this episode, I’m fired up to have a real, raw Q&A with a group of sharp, young entrepreneurs as part of my 2024 Summer Residency. And let me tell you—we get into the stuff no one’s talking about, but absolutely should be. Why is nobody telling young entrepreneurs that patience is the key? It’s because no one wants to hear it. But if you’re truly ambitious, you’ve got to fall in love with patience. The problem? So many of you are obsessed with looking successful instead of being successful, and that’s holding you back big time. We also hit on something huge—judgment. Most of you are stuck worrying about what your parents, friends, or social media think, but here’s the truth: nobody cares as much as you think they do. And when you get that, you’re free to start living for yourself, not for anyone else. I dive into why your 20s are the time to take massive risks—this is the decade when you can afford to fail and figure out who you really are. You need to stop beating yourself up for not having it all fig

Today's podcast is my keynote at the EMRG conference in NYC. I dive deep into the most important ingredients of every successful business and share practical advice and strategies around marketing and leadership. I also talk about the importance of kindness and accountability in business and how to put yourself in a position to start making more content. This episode is full of incredible business advice for CEOs and entrepreneurs, hope you enjoy it!

Today's Episode of the podcast is my keynote at the Lockton Growth Forum, I dive deep into the 13 emotional ingredients from my book Twelve and a Half and why they are necessary for business success. I also touch on the importance of making content on LinkedIn for business development opportunities and growth. Hope you enjoy it! Things we talked about: -Chasing underpriced attention -The emotional ingredients for business success -The power of LinkedIn for business development -The ROI of kindness in business -The importance of balancing the emotional ingredients

I've spent a long time explaining to people why they need to get with the times and start embracing new tech. Whether that was my father accepting credit cards at his business 25 years ago, or convincing people that the Al will change the world today. In this podcast, I share a virtual talk I had with Ignition, an automated billing and payment collection app for businesses. We discuss how to properly use YouTube Shorts to bring awareness to your business, taking accountability, and adapting to the current social media and internet tools that exist today to grow our businesses. Hope you enjoy!

Over the past decade+, the definition of success has been skewed and muddled. To me, success is doing what you want, enjoying what you love, and waking up every day excited to do it. This is the message I've been sending for the past 10 years. In these 5 short minutes, I went deep into the fear of failure, the true definition of success, and the relationship it has with sacrifices. This will help change your perspective on what true success really means. Watch this twice, And enjoy your Sunday(:

Today's podcast is about an awesome podcast I had the pleasure of doing called, My Social Life. I sat down with host Jacob Kelly to discuss many nostalgic questions that not many people have asked me before! I talk about what nostalgia means to me, how I started marketing my lemonade stands, my introduction to sports cards, a family trip to Disney World, how to create memorable moments for your kids, and much more!