Business Tips: Nothing Great Should Be Easy – Another Day in NYC as CEO | DailyVee 474
Business Tips: Nothing Great Should Be Easy – Another Day in NYC as CEO | DailyVee 474
Awesome Tip: Nothing Great Should Be Easy – Another Day in NYC as CEO | DailyVee 474
Nothing great should be easy. Even though I’m the CEO of VaynerMedia, I operate like a COO because I’m constantly in it. I’m in the dirt.. and I’m trying to get even more in it. Clouds and dirt baby. Clouds and dirt.
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I worked myself to the point of physical damage ,not from one motion but millions. As I was on the cusp of next level I got ripped off by the close friend and later boss … New gf really flipped on his narcissist demon side… Struggling to get back up but way more inspired with Gary saying everything I need to hear
Dear Gary, I write to you from the uk with a question… I took over my family business of 25 years, 3 years ago where we specialise in Hiab vehicle haulage, the company was close to collapse and my father asked me for help, I have poured blood sweat and tears into keeping the company alive and have now turned the corner and have nearly doubled our turnover in only 3 years without spending £1 on any marketing..! Reason for this is past efforts on my fathers behalf have failed, in old advertising, example paper adverts, magazines and so on.. what I did to survive and build was maximise revenue from existing clients and push them for everything by increasing service levels, making us the best at what we do focusing on us and not my competition, giving value for what we charge. However I feel we have now reached our limit for growth with our existing clients and to grow further we need to look to marketing.. I have recently started pumping money into google Ads which is returning us 25% average conversions but there seems to be a limit to leads for what we do, are big clients looking here or are they stuck with who they are currently using, putting up with the average service they get, and if they do decide to look for a replacement where are they looking… my question is.. how do you think social media could work for this industry, being one of the last industry’s in my opinion to catch up with modern day ways, can it work and in your opinion what would be the best route or platform for us to use in the UK? Our target audience is construction, hire industry, and manufacture. I have been following you for some time now and I see myself in you which is very inspiring, I have also referred you to speak for a UK nationwide insurance company called Coversure where I believe they will be contacting you to speak at a UK event in the coming months. So I hope they find you well. Thank you again and I appreciate your time in responding. Kindest regards Chris Jolly.
This came on my YouTube feed after a 22 hr day and I absolutely needed this . The grind never stops and there’s always someone willing to work harder! Thank you Gary for these words !
My bro, dare your ass to check out my work…if it's shit tell me, it will help me, all your videos I only found there that are shit..but to me, I know hey woulda helped me when I was shit…help me out with a chat, I would still hang with u if u was broke, point is I don't need you money, I need you to show off a Gary v hgtv type thing
Nothing great should be easy. Scary how people think it comes that easy. Everyone wants to be rich and successful but don’t want to put the time required for it
Hi Gary! I got laid off in 2014 after getting engaged. I worked for 9 grueling months as a waiter at two restaurants while getting rejected for full time jobs, saving for the wedding, until I eventually talked my way into a job in digital advertising. I also read Crush It in 2014 and started a web design business. I had a few clients but eventually put it on hold b/c I work led such insane hours in advertising. In 2017 I got laid off for the third time in three years and decided I wasn’t going back to a day job ever again. In March of 2018 I ramped my web design business back up. My first client: Salt-N-Pepa. I started putting out video content on LinkedIn. I got leads. One of them was a super sharp young guy who wanted a website. Except, I knew in my gut he didn’t need a website. He needed a podcast. I turned down money and helped him create the podcast instead. For free. Now we are partners. Two months in and our guests include Ryan Serhant, Drama, Jasmine Star, Mikey Taylor, JR Rivera, plus Khalil Kain, Evan Carmichael, and Jesse Itzler are on deck for the fall. Plus some amazing people doing amazing things for young people that you maybe never heard of. This was possible because of you. So will you do me the honor of being a guest on my podcast? It would mean the world to me. http://www.schoolsovernowwhat.com. Much love and respect – Fenton
I'm sorry Gary. I LOVE YOU But I get to ask you to clarify. You SO OFTEN talk in riddles and no matter how many times I replay it it still doesn't sink in. Please help with this statement you made. "Most of the money I've made in my life has been between the delta of my marketing talent and the person's steak/stake of their product. I'm playing the arbitrage of the grey. Not of the black and white math." Huh? Please break it down into a simpler way to say this. I promise I'm not the only one. And you do this only all the time. Stop trying to impress with your intelligence. We get it. If you truly want to help, make your stuff digestible for the masses. Thank you
36 Replies to “Business Tips: Nothing Great Should Be Easy – Another Day in NYC as CEO | DailyVee 474”
I was pumped to see who makes those pickles. I pay stupid money for those pickles and I regret nothing.
Real Spill
I LOVE that!!!
Person: “Hey, I’m an entrepreneur.”
Gary: “Hey, I’m an actor!”
Hahahaha! It’s all about are you succeeding and getting closer to where you want to be.
Loads of thanks! May more people like u live in this world
Only two things we as humans can control our actions and our attitudes thats it and you pretty much said it too! Awesome content!
hey Gary, loved the video
get in touch somtime
Great question so you're a millionaire…..can you write a check for a Million right this minute ??
The Man
The Myth
The Legend
Nothing great should be easy! Energy! Thank you Gary!
I worked myself to the point of physical damage ,not from one motion but millions. As I was on the cusp of next level I got ripped off by the close friend and later boss … New gf really flipped on his narcissist demon side… Struggling to get back up but way more inspired with Gary saying everything I need to hear
Your empathy talk is only place I found hope that I'll make it.
Dear Gary, I write to you from the uk with a question… I took over my family business of 25 years, 3 years ago where we specialise in Hiab vehicle haulage, the company was close to collapse and my father asked me for help, I have poured blood sweat and tears into keeping the company alive and have now turned the corner and have nearly doubled our turnover in only 3 years without spending £1 on any marketing..! Reason for this is past efforts on my fathers behalf have failed, in old advertising, example paper adverts, magazines and so on.. what I did to survive and build was maximise revenue from existing clients and push them for everything by increasing service levels, making us the best at what we do focusing on us and not my competition, giving value for what we charge. However I feel we have now reached our limit for growth with our existing clients and to grow further we need to look to marketing.. I have recently started pumping money into google Ads which is returning us 25% average conversions but there seems to be a limit to leads for what we do, are big clients looking here or are they stuck with who they are currently using, putting up with the average service they get, and if they do decide to look for a replacement where are they looking… my question is.. how do you think social media could work for this industry, being one of the last industry’s in my opinion to catch up with modern day ways, can it work and in your opinion what would be the best route or platform for us to use in the UK? Our target audience is construction, hire industry, and manufacture. I have been following you for some time now and I see myself in you which is very inspiring, I have also referred you to speak for a UK nationwide insurance company called Coversure where I believe they will be contacting you to speak at a UK event in the coming months. So I hope they find you well. Thank you again and I appreciate your time in responding. Kindest regards Chris Jolly.
This came on my YouTube feed after a 22 hr day and I absolutely needed this . The grind never stops and there’s always someone willing to work harder! Thank you Gary for these words !
What are the songs in this video my shazam is not picking them up and its driving me insane!!!
whats the tag on your shoe?
Any small youtubers want to help each other grow? my channel? lets help each other….tnx for that information ..:)
If it were easy, everyone would have 1,000,000 subs
12:30 "Wait until the economy collapses…" It's hard to imagine a marketing agency being crashproof. But I'm all ears.
There is a nice FB marketing strategy in this one. Great video Gary and crew!
Garyvee is the real life Tony Montana, just without the coke and guns.. This guy is a hustling motherfker
Don't you sale those sneakers in India. I want one
Thank you GaryV. You're the best man. God bless you.
The End user!!! Great advice!!! 100%
Was this all in one day?
If it was easy everyone would do it!!! #OnlyTheStrongSurvive #CrushingIt #CJTHL
I had forgotten how good the Vlog is after only listening to the podcast for a few weeks.
16:46 Man Utd. Whose desk is that ? Man must be having a rough time right now
Gotta work twice as hard to be 1% better, but that makes all the difference
I quote Marco Pierre White “There is nothing more interesting than seeing a Phoenix rising out of it’s own ashes”
Balance, Harmony, Positive/Empowering Vibes, and God bless always!
My bro, dare your ass to check out my work…if it's shit tell me, it will help me, all your videos I only found there that are shit..but to me, I know hey woulda helped me when I was shit…help me out with a chat, I would still hang with u if u was broke, point is I don't need you money, I need you to show off a Gary v hgtv type thing
Nothin fancy simple barbecue sauce. I love this episode
song at 2:45?
interesting FB thoughts
Nothing great should be easy. Scary how people think it comes that easy. Everyone wants to be rich and successful but don’t want to put the time required for it
Hi Gary! I got laid off in 2014 after getting engaged. I worked for 9 grueling months as a waiter at two restaurants while getting rejected for full time jobs, saving for the wedding, until I eventually talked my way into a job in digital advertising. I also read Crush It in 2014 and started a web design business. I had a few clients but eventually put it on hold b/c I work led such insane hours in advertising. In 2017 I got laid off for the third time in three years and decided I wasn’t going back to a day job ever again. In March of 2018 I ramped my web design business back up. My first client: Salt-N-Pepa. I started putting out video content on LinkedIn. I got leads. One of them was a super sharp young guy who wanted a website. Except, I knew in my gut he didn’t need a website. He needed a podcast. I turned down money and helped him create the podcast instead. For free. Now we are partners. Two months in and our guests include Ryan Serhant, Drama, Jasmine Star, Mikey Taylor, JR Rivera, plus Khalil Kain, Evan Carmichael, and Jesse Itzler are on deck for the fall. Plus some amazing people doing amazing things for young people that you maybe never heard of. This was possible because of you. So will you do me the honor of being a guest on my podcast? It would mean the world to me. http://www.schoolsovernowwhat.com. Much love and respect – Fenton
I'm sorry Gary. I LOVE YOU But I get to ask you to clarify. You SO OFTEN talk in riddles and no matter how many times I replay it it still doesn't sink in. Please help with this statement you made. "Most of the money I've made in my life has been between the delta of my marketing talent and the person's steak/stake of their product. I'm playing the arbitrage of the grey. Not of the black and white math." Huh? Please break it down into a simpler way to say this. I promise I'm not the only one. And you do this only all the time. Stop trying to impress with your intelligence. We get it. If you truly want to help, make your stuff digestible for the masses. Thank you