#QOTD: How many siblings do you have? What are their names?

#REQUEST OF THE DAY: If you are listening to the Podcast, please leave a review on iTunes! :)

#TIMESTAMPS
2:22 - How do you know how much time to give to clouds vs. dirt? Is it based off of your personality? Strengths?
4:33 - If my right hook is "Watch my web series!", what are some good jabs to set that up?
6:55 - When you have a new business idea, how long does it take to implement? Do you run with it? Strategize for a while? Consult with others?
9:10 - Why do you think men should aspire to date a rich bitch? :)
10:27 - What do you think of Yo's new updates? Can businesses use them to communicate to customers?

#LINKS
Meerkat - http://meerkatapp.co/garyvee/7c8b6399...
Nicole Lapin's Rich Bitch - http://www.amazon.com/Rich-Bitch-12-S...
Clouds & Dirt - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S4bAV...
Submit a question! - https://www.garyvaynerchuk.com/what-y...

There have been businesses that I sit on for such a long time, it's insane. Some times years even pass before they get executed on. I let them marinate, I let them refine. 

And then there's the other side of things: me and Jerome Jarre have dinner, and literally the next day there's a talent agency for Vine stars, Grape Story. 

It really depends on the business and both options have merit. AJ and I thought for ten or eleven months before starting VaynerMedia. Little known fact: before starting VM, we were probably on third base in starting a fantasy sports site. True story. But in the end, VM won out. We marinated and VaynerMedia happened in lieu of everything else. 

Really it comes down to the idea, and it comes down to the timing. I've got ideas that are running through my head right now but I know the timing is bad because I have so much other stuff going on. In fact, timing might be the more important factor. Are you ready? Do you have the time? The biggest failures in my business career have been when I bit off more than I could chew. Think about that. Remember it. Choose your battles.


#AskGaryVee Episode 76: Implementing Business Ideas, Meerkat App, & Yo! for Business

Scott Cathcart is a seasoned entrepreneur and C-suite executive currently working in the consumer products, technology, and pharmaceutical industries. He has extensive experience in international business development and cross-border deal-making. He has also been involved in the launch of multiple new products and brands over the past 25 years. Scott is a father of three who has participated in various triathlons, including the Escape from Alcatraz and is an avid runner. He holds a degree in outdoor leadership from the University of Virginia. Scott has been involved in the creation of various startups in various cities, including New York, Las Vegas, Jamaica, and Canada. He recently co-founded a startup that pioneered the use of accelerated construction technology. While business is often described as a long-distance race, it's also a process that involves planning and anticipation. The ability to take on challenges and keep moving forward are some key factors that businesses need to consider to succeed. Scott Cathcart, who has participated in various endurance sports, believes that training for these types of competitions can help improve one's professional endurance.

Family 1st! but after that, Businessman. Just a dude that Loves the Hustle, People & the @NYJets. CEO of @vaynermedia. Tasted wine for years at @winelibrary

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