My favourite primary school teacher's favourite questions was: Q: Do you know the two saddest words in the English language? A: “If only”

@kobe5701

7 жыл бұрын

Troy K love this !

@Zmusicize

6 жыл бұрын

Troy K that's great stuff

@fisheralaric692

3 жыл бұрын

i dont mean to be off topic but does any of you know a tool to get back into an Instagram account? I somehow forgot the account password. I love any tips you can offer me.

@jaycejadiel7722

3 жыл бұрын

@Fisher Alaric instablaster :)

Your honesty is so real. Thank you! What I pull from you all the time and use as a homeschool mom is really helping my kids figure out WHO THEY ARE. Once you have the EQ you can do anything because you are aware of what your strengths are. Thanks Gary!

To me you're just really entertaining and relatable - it's finding people who actually like working hard so you feel like a friend in that way. I don't need anymore advice, I'm just here for fun now.

@SVRFIEND

7 жыл бұрын

Jacob Meyer I can second this

@TheArabianStrongman

7 жыл бұрын

exactly why i enjoy watching him. and he has a point really

Gary. Gary. Gary. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for inspiring me to start vlogging my startup journey. The lessons you give day in and day out mean the world. Thanks brother.

@jessysoulmanscofield

7 жыл бұрын

Hadi Yousef :)

@hadiyousef

7 жыл бұрын

SoulmanScofield you're the best :)

@EnricoIncarnati

7 жыл бұрын

Get it man!

Being around Garyvee (on youtube) makes you start to compare your work ethic with his, then you start to take more f*cking action

@justinulrich7447

7 жыл бұрын

Amen

@kylewattssurfing3266

7 жыл бұрын

Giovanni Machado Yaaawwwesomeee!!!!!!!!++++++:)))))

@Zmusicize

6 жыл бұрын

Hustle hard

Wow! Gary V brings the heat again! I'm not blowing smoke, this man literally changed my life. He challenged me to stop bullshitting myself and to act on my dreams. Plain and simple. I was cheating myself, my family and probably my former employer and their clients because my heart was no longer in it. So, I left my cushy six figure insurance job to start my own company. It's been a tough, but exciting first year. What Gary says rings true..only the market can determine if you're putting one in the W or L column. Hustle truly is the most important word ever and I'm fulfilling his challenge to not do shit that I hate. Everyone needs the honest self-analysis and self awareness that Gary speaks of. His grit, humility and authenticity are inspirational. Thank you, Gary for all that you have done. I appreciate you!

This dude is just too real sometimes lol

@phoenixoneproductions

4 жыл бұрын

Aint that the truth.. Everytime... its like a slap in the face and then the dude lifts you up so high you feel like you can accomplish anything. And you can.

@monzeradil317

3 жыл бұрын

He is real all the times but u aren't sometimes

The honesty to say "I'm average", but the tenacity to not let that keep you from pushing to the next level. That's where self-awareness becomes its own motivation. Projecting and wanting my 80-year-old-self to regret as little as possible. Thanks G-Vee!

I need motivation often. It is like a voice and a radio station, I want my frequency to be tuned to you, your voice, and your thesis. This way the other voices are easier drowned out on the day to day. Big Love from Calgary.

@adrianhuysman3331

7 жыл бұрын

I love that the DailyVee ends up being "GVee" motivational!

Being honest with ourselves about who we are maybe one of the most difficult things. Taking time aside to just sit back and think and explore what makes us happy and who we are can be a very difficult and insightful tool. Thank you Gary for this

8:40, the answer is meditation. I've heard you get asked that question before and you said I don't know about how to develop self awareness. The answer is by going within through meditation. Thank you for posting this video!

the first 10 seconds are the most motivating you can ever get

I ❤️: "I think there is more motivation than execution"

I'm really grateful that I've found Gary V online. Even though I don't watch his videos that often anymore, I feel like he's been a great mentor of mine. Thank you.

"The purest form of being truthful to yourself versus who you wish you were" nice answer.

Honoured that my music was used for this episode! So awesome to hear Gary's words on my music.

I don't need motivation, just love watching your videos to keep the burning inspiration.

When you are passionate about something, You can paint a very beautiful picture with your words

@lyannetorres2490

3 жыл бұрын

👌👌

If there was a 3 hour dailyvee movie, I'd watch that on my weekend to relax, recoop from the week, and inspire myself over Rocky.

Interesting, I wondered when Gary would get tired or impatient with his content. I also noticed toward the end of the day, he feeds off the energy of others; he's most alive when he's giving and helping people out. I feel the same way, it's part of the reason I get so depressed when I don't have something on the horizon where I'm giving back or speaking at a gala (which makes me question what it is I actually love doing in life). Like the guy at the end, I have a ton of identity questions and wouldn't even know where to begin. Sometimes, your questions like "Where do you really want to be in 5 years?" or "What drives you?" help me confront who I am behind all the BS I have going and help me to look inside and figure out who I am and what I really want.

So many nuggets in this ep. I struggle trying to help my clients try and figure out what they want every day and guess what you're right. We can't really help them. That's the one thing they need to do on their own by being HONEST with themselves. Also love the part about "too much motivation, not enough execution" Nailed that one... Love it... ❤️

Man do I get 😂 teary-emotional while watching dailyvee! I love your honesty Gary, when you say "I just don't know how to help someone to understand what they want" I think one big aspect in this is that at some point in our education within our family or school we somehow get the idea that we need to choose one profession and it will stick with us for the rest of our life. But things CHANGE, it's not just with entrepreneurs, LIFE shows that things are bound to CHANGE at some point, today you are an engineer and tomorrow the country falls apart and you need to scramble to find something else to do, so you move to a different country and start cleaning floors than move up. That's the strength of immigrants. Self awareness is mental strength, Im 100% sure that's what Gary got from his family. I think to know yourself and to know what you want, you need to look at life on a universal/big picture scale, its not just about your 1 profession, 1 project, 1 app to develop, your dream of a certain amount of money, your this and that identity. ITS ALL ABOUT LIFE AS A WHOLE, then you'll start taking care of your body and your mind, and THATS when you'll just DO. (Sorry for the long rumble everyone).

D-rock thrives in the rainy weather, b-roll looks awesome

That thing about being a number 4 but trying to be the founder/ceo/whatever is real. I just had this talk with my producing partner the other day; it's gotten me really down that I'm not very good at sales and I'm more passionate about other people's ideas than my own, but I'm starting to realize that's a good thing. I want to work hard for someone else that I believe in their vision, a vision that I can see and break down myself. That gets me going so much more than being an entrepreneur myself.

@1113DH

7 жыл бұрын

A Boss Move!!!! and i don't care that its been 7 months since you posted, congrats

Another great daily vee, never disappoints!

I love feeling motivated; but I love even more the hustle and work needed to do something about this feeling

Gary vee your messages are crystal clear, have shared your content with my inner circle who will appreciate your honesty, #hustlehardstayhumble.

I like this: "the purest form of being truthful to yourself about who you really are vs who you wish you were" (understanding what you want)

I'm working, I'm hustling, and we are hiring our 12,13,14the employees right now with a 15th coming in for a first interview tomorrow. We are building without the outside capital and we are at the point where they expect us to 'grow up' and get a business plan. I know they are right at one level, but growing 50-100% year over year for the last 6, it's hard to level the growth long enough to develop a formal plan. We are dominating our space and don't want to lose the momentum. How do I justify stopping the hustle to make the outsiders happy and willing to take us 'seriously'

There will always be more motivation than action. And I think that's cool because we're all different. Awesome vlogs as always!

The Question of the guy with the back-pack is so innocent and honest. Gary answer it genuinely

Thanks a lot Gary for producing such amazing content I'm pretty new to your channel so I have been watching a ton to try and absorb information. Really trying to grow my social sites and planning on taking your online course! Quick question which of your books would you reccomend I read first

"There is way more motivation right now - than execution." #truth I appreciate these honest takes more than RaRa! I'm clear on who I am - and i'm ready to jump on the train to be a #2 within an organization - and push that organization through the roof!

@kylewattssurfing3266

7 жыл бұрын

Anthony Beckman Yaaawwwesomeee!!!!!!!!++++++:)))))

8:43 right and left hook over and over... knock out... Taking it in. So true. Thanks Gary.🥰

I truly respect the comments you make at the 5:20 mark. You mention that the larger the company the less appetite that company has for someone who has more entrepreneurial tendencies. And it's so true, your comment brought much clarity and naturally confirmed fir me in retrospect why I left my career in commercial banking - corporate America. Left a solid career bc I just wasn't fulfilled. And that's why I quit two months ago and have no intention on looking back. I'm all in doubling down on myself my skills. I am focused on building my company for me.

Gary, you seem like someone who really is trying to be helpful to people. I really appreciate seeing that kind of care in your videos. You may seem like a hard ass and maybe you are but that toughness is really to get people to wise up. When I need a kick in the ass, I listen to your videos. Thanks. I know you don't have to post these videos but know it helps people.

Can we please get more episodes like this? This was f*cking awesome! Listening to him talk whilst watching the hustle is so damn good!

"How much more motivation the fuckers need?!" I love it!! Thanks for being you Gary! I pray to meet you one day! Thanks brother!!

I’ve learned so much listening to this guy

"There's a big difference between signing the front of a check and signing the back of a check." This quote just put everything in perspective, Gary. Out of all the things you've said, this one hit the hardest for me..... so far. Stay well.

I want to give you a hug man haha, you're just so cool and trustworthy and honest.

Gary, your content keeps things in perspective for me. I heard you on Lewis Howes and James Altucher and bought your latest book. I've been pouring into my writing and trying out KZread. I wake up every day and am amped to create those. I don't know where life will take me after I graduate college, but I'll keep creating, hustling, and have patience. I now wake up every morning thankful that my heart is still beating so I can create. Keep being you Gary.

Casey is my boy but have to say when I came on I clicked yours first. Can't get enough!

@JoshBridgmanFitness

7 жыл бұрын

Gary Vaynerchuk I'm a director at HempLife and we have a product HempWater ready to send you. Where should I send it?

@kylewattssurfing3266

7 жыл бұрын

Josh Bridgman Fitness Yaaawwwesomeee!!!!!!!!++++++:)))))

Hi Gary Vaynerchuk, I'm Jose from Portugal. Your speech is so raw, direct and honest, which is so inspiring and motivating and I thank you that from the heart.

@bukowski33

7 жыл бұрын

Jose, check out his the video when he speaks to the Business class at USC. The best video yet. Love Jose Saramago by the way.

7 жыл бұрын

Antonio fernandez thank you. You have good taste literally speaking.

Being in the health and wellness industry and building a business around my passion, this hit home. self awareness and serious effing work ethic. Nothing romantic about this episode, it's like the low notes in an orchestral piece. Deep is an understatement. Thank you Gary!

Gary this is more motivating than when your voice goes high pitched into rah rah rants. This is true, this is grounded, centered in true emotion and facts. Nothing more motivating to me than a dude who is just telling us how it is without over embellishing with showmanship. Let us motivate ourselves all you have to do is share you're wisdom and give us perspective as to how it looks like up on your perch of success because we are all looking up at you being you.

Class as always.

"The one you said about signing the check is simply awesome".Love you Gary.

Gary your my motivation man I'm going through alot right now in life at 23 years old but I know by your message everything will be okay

Thank you. You are inspiring me to document myself as I am on the journey to find out who I really am.

Favorite quote from this video was Gary saying, "there's a difference between signing the front of the check and the back of it." Love you Gary!!

One more quote G. 24/7/365 Forever ... ALWAYS! Your 'motivation' rah rah is 1000% unique. Even with all the noise in the motivation space your level of CARE is part of your legacy. Having your LIFE be a motivational seminar is very different than the smoke and mirrors of the "business of motivating." You've got the magic ... keep shining your light.😉

@kylewattssurfing3266

7 жыл бұрын

Chef Lizette Yaaawwwesomeee!!!!!!!!++++++:)))))

I don't have anything to say other than keep more videos coming, Gary. I just enjoy how you're straight up with things and many more need to listen to your stuff. Peace and love :)

@ElektraVersifier

7 жыл бұрын

1BY1 Engineering Greatness 🖐🏻💯agree

The process to figuring out what I want to do was to look back at what I have been through because there was something in there that changed me in a certain way. Without that change I wouldn't be me. The fact that someone is searching for what they want is a good indicator that there was a change in that person because they are unhappy with what they are doing now. Now they just need to embrace it and start living that change (aka being honest/comfortable with yourself). Thanks Gary and thanks DRock for sick filmmaking (and you too other tyler for edits).

Watching this during the COVID 19 pandemic of 2020, using this as a get into it pre work days from home. get after it all

I LOVE YOU MAN!!! biggest inspiration since eric thomas

I have the answer to that guy's question - how do you find out what you want - it's a great question and many have it. I now teach that kind of thing in my business. Wish I could have contributed this in the moment.

I've watched EVERY episode of DailyVee while still hustling...thanks Gary!

@GaryVee I have never left a comment before. Followed you for a very long time. Built up a side business (recording studio) and next Friday is my last day at my 9-5. Going full time. It's very exciting. I've been consuming so much that it's time to take action (execute). Therefore this is the last video of yours I will watch for 6 months. I'll catch up with you then! Appreciate all of the lessons!! - Josh

@OlinScharm95

5 жыл бұрын

How did it go

That is my favorite episode yet! Gary, I respect you so much. That is actually what inspires me, not some short term motivational rahrah.

It's not just about motivation. I'm watching to get notes on you deal with your employees and the other people you have to work with. Being new to an administrative position, the only ways I can watch how to deal with people is to look at my boss, or go off of memory.

Patience is the biggest thing that and realizing that time really does fix everything it's not gonna be good forever but it's not going to be bad forever either it's the balance we make it inside our mind perspective is everything

8:40 I have a technic for that. First I divide paper in 2 sides. Left positive right negative. I write down all that I dont want or have negative feeling about it. Then I go on and just write all opposite to that on the left side. We as humans are more likely to know what we dont want because of years and years of negativity we are surrounded so it grows in our selfs so it become rly hard to focus on what we rly deep inside want... so only way I found it is to trick ourself by doing it as I described it at beginning... good luck

I needed that last part. I gotta dig deep and figure out what I want. Being honest with myself when no one is watching is a good place to start. Thanks Gary.

There is a lot of motivation out there but what really matters is how you show up.

Wish i found this a long time ago . Seriously i keep watching so many of his videos

Best motivational speaker i’ve ever seen on youtube

Thanks Gary, truly. Your videos motivate me honestly. I have been trying to start my own thing and trying to figure the things I like is the most. Most of the things I try I end up really liking, for example real estate. I possess a Real estate Salesperson license, and the whole business is amazing. Ecommerce I started (obviously never finished) a ecommerce website, and I liked it. I am 20, and I want to start building something, but out of everything I do not know which one to chose. So, whenever I start something I want to do something else or get stuck and end up quitting. Any advice? Thank you !

You can lead a horse to water. You can put its head under the water. You cannot make it drink. I have told people who come to me about ideas etc to go and fucken do it, START - and then you check up on them in 2 weeks or a couple of months and they have done nothing. remove the barriers, if you want to create a dog grooming company - go fucken groom a dog FOR FREE do this while being conscious of the owners etc then build the service around their needs then charge. initiative, hustle, grind - LET'S GO

I love Gary's "honest" realities.

dude you are a hero. Do you do courses or where can I get more of you in UK/Europe?

Can you list your camera gear? Thanks!

I've been listening to and watching Gary V on and off since his first Brilliant Idiots podcast and have recently started to really appreciate all the content he puts out and gem's he drops. kinda see him as a mentor now without even knowing the dude. keep it coming guys 👍

Gary, I don't watch your content for motivation. I watch it to nourish my strong mindset to take action every single day. I didn't grow up in a family or community that instilled in me the drive to go beyond the average American lifestyle. Most around me today work the 8-5 and go home to get drunk or play video games (and that's really sad). Through your content, and others on social media my mindset and perception of life has been blown the f*ck up! It's brilliant, and amazes me how much one can change so deeply in just one year. I don't know if I'll be as rich as you, or even the top 1% but I damn well am going to try my absolute fu*king hardest, and enjoy every minute of it. Keep doing your thing. Keep business boomin. All the best man.

What about if you don't "feel like" working that minute but you still think you should and deep down also want to work? Push trough anyway, or go in the clouds and think about your "why/how" and recalibrate?

I agree that if you own your own company you are a CEO and entrepreneur and that is a huge responsibility. I don't like the reference to everyone else being a #2, #3 or #4. I get it, not everyone can start and run a company. But that company will falter without a strong cohesive and interdependent team. It reminds me that HR is often referred to as a "back office" function when in fact it is absolutely one of the foundations on which great organizations are built. I also believe if the company fails because the CEO walks away from it, that CEO has failed to ensure the longevity of the business. Nothing should rise or fall on one person.

Gary , I would love to meet you and have a conversation. Man! Your videos are amazing and you inspire me to strive! I need valuable knowledge from you!

such a great video. loved when you stopped with the guy and said you didn't low the answer to his question. honesty is my number one principle in my house and its so important. Also I think it's a great truth to remind people that there is no amount of ra ra that can make a person just go do the work. execution is everything

You're real gary vee, that is all. GRIND AND CONQUER

You hit the nail on the head. Self Awareness leads to successful execution in the right areas when paired with an outstanding work ethic. Cheers from Texas.

The intro - I don’t know either. Friends/family/coWorkers - most of my energy tend to plant seeds which need lots and lots of watering . I won’t resent others for needing more. I’ll be here supplying the demand because it’s overflowing regardless of anyone is around to soak it up. **that 👆

Gary, know that this subscriber right here prays for you. God bless you.

Hey Gary....DailyVee is that "fix" that gets me ready to get up tomorrow and grind. Thanks, man!!

You didnt have english subtitle in this clip, hope you do that. Thank you Gary, love your stuff

Gary the thing that u have made me notice, and btw through at least 100 videos is that when u love the grind more than the achievement than u have have won at life. Thankyou!!!!!

might not be the best takeaway but the ending was just perfect :D

Gary kept it super real.

Motivate us forever Gary! I wanna bottle that vibe till you drop.

"Too many people are trying to fix the faucet when the well is broken." Wow. So good!

This was a really good one! Keep up the motivational shit, it's not just to get people off their ass but also to keep them going.

The one answer that's not in Gary's book... how to gain self awareness. I wonder if D-rock has any insight into this after following Gary for almost a year. I feel like a good way to start is watching this series and picking up on some of Gary's habits and interactions and thoughts. Keep up the good work guys. It's definitely bringing value to so many people.

Thank You!

"There's a big difference between signing the front of the check and signing the back of the check" Straight G talk, Special Cloth Talk! Baller Alert! And another one!

Self Awareness Equation: Real tough gritty deep questioning + Analysis of Thoughts / (divide) with honesty - (minus) the Bullshit! Whatever is left should be the real self.

having a horrible day right now. Fuck this, honestly I need to change some things. no more talk, execution is the biggest factor. Time to go do shit. idk I felt like writing a comment today idk why but I did

@EnricoIncarnati

7 жыл бұрын

John Debrey GET IT!

@JohnDebrey

7 жыл бұрын

Been busting my ass in my family business, and honestly the dynamic between my father and I is not working out. I love the guy but I only can work the him to a certain point. don't really know what to do.

@EnricoIncarnati

7 жыл бұрын

John Debrey Hey John. I know I'm not Gary but talk it out man, just let it out right now, what is working and what isn't. Trust me I had this issue, I worked with my father for 6 years since I was 12-18 years old, we had our ups and downs so I can relate to you as well, is there anyway I can help you man?

@oceanland7788

7 жыл бұрын

Hang in there brother, sometimes it has to hurt before you do something about it.

@kylewattssurfing3266

7 жыл бұрын

John Debrey Yaaawwwesomeee!!!!!!!!++++++:)))))

Great video and powerful words

"D Rock.. D ROCK IS IN DA BILLLLLDING!" lololol's

Gary. I can see in these last months you are a little bit exhausted for producing so much content. We don't need motivation speeches from you to get motivated. Don't worry about that. Just watching your day as a CEO is motivating and educating enough. Just document and that's all we need.

Fast, Funny, and totally true.

Thank you, Gary! Regret sucks, life is short, you are awesome.