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Hector LaMarque On Communication

Dani Shapiro is the bestselling author of the memoirs Devotion and Slow Motion, and five novels including Black & White and Family History. Her work has appeared in The New Yorker, Granta, Tin House, One Story, Elle, The New York Times Book Review, The Los Angeles Times, and has been widely anthologized. She has taught in the writing programs at Columbia, NYU, The New School and Wesleyan University, and she is co-founder of the Sirenland Writers Conference in Positano, Italy. She is a contributing editor at Travel + Leisure. She lives with her family in Litchfield County, Connecticut. Her new book, Still Writing: The Perils and Pleasures of a Creative Life, was published on October 1.

Design Matters With Debbie Millman: Dani Shapiro

[Bonus Track] Part of The Equation

Show info coming soon, more info here: http://fourhourworkweek.com/2015/03/30/amanda-palmer/

Amanda Palmer on Artistry & Universal Approval (The Tim Ferriss Show)

This is&nbsp;a one-on-one discussion I had with a young entrepreneur out in London. He was in the early days of his business trying to scale without having much infrastructure to support his goals. At the end of the day, it just boiled down to understanding his strengths and shortcomings. Some necessary tough love here but one that many young and aspiring entrepreneurs need to here.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;

There's Only a Few Ways to Run a Business

This question always trips me up because the truth is that what many perceive as my 'work,' I look at as my free time. I've made mine. I could do anything in the world and what I choose to do is build businesses. It’s my game. It’s my hobby. It’s what I want to do with my time. It's what I love and I implore you to work to do what makes you happy. That’s the whole thesis behind 'Crush It' - building a living based on something you love and are passionate about.&nbsp;

How I Find Time for Myself

The legendary JEWEL co-hosts this episode of #AskGaryVee !!! Such an incredible honor getting to jam with Jewel on this episode, but more importantly it was CRAZY to see how in-sync our thoughts are.&nbsp;She has such great energy in this episode and for those that have been staying close to me, you'll really get to see how in-line our thinking is. Check it out and let me know what you think!&nbsp;

#AskGaryVee 238 | Jewel, Never Broken, Mental Health, Staying Happy & the Future of Music

The fact that my great, great grandchildren are going to be the ones who think I am the first person of our family tree just because of the content I’ve produced is an extremely meaningful thing and it can’t be taken lightly. How many of you can say they were impacted by their great, great grandparents? Thought so. And knowing that, I need to be the barometer for what the Vaynerchuk name carries. We’re all on the record for the rest of time so let’s make sure we act like it when we put ourselves out there.

Audio Rant: Legacy in the Digital Age

This was a heated conversation at SXSW between me and my main man, Bonin Bough, C-level exec and host of CNBC’s Cleveland Hustles with LeBron James. At this talk we discuss brands texting consumers, email newsletters, the importance of time, virtual currency, and personalization when it comes to branding. This one gets heated because we butt heads quite a bit but I’m a big believer in that everything needs to be debated and that’s why this one’s a winner.

Mobile Talk at #SXSW with Bonin Bough

Not everyone can be the #1 in their space and that’s OKAY. It all just needs to map back to what you want and what makes you happy. If Basketball is your passion but if you have no shot in being in the NBA, I can assure you’d be far happier making $80K doing something basketball-related than $150K doing something that’s not. Get it? When you get to do what you want to do and that makes you happy, you’ve won.

Audio Rant: How to Be Happy

Here’s an interview I did where we discussed the decline of the print industry and how the companies in those spaces should navigate the obvious shift to digital. The thing is that it’s not just theory, it’s execution that matters. The issue we’re facing these days is that media companies that are selling print don’t have to put the same amount of effort or planning in print as they would in Facebook and it also doesn’t hurt that they’re reaping the benefits from higher margins. And don’t even get me started on the lack of metrics media companies are held to when pushing print campaigns … Listen for more on&nbsp;how the media industry is shifting and how legacy companies that don't adjust are going to die.&nbsp;

An Interview About the State of the Advertising Industry

This keynote focused around an audience of contractors was completely on fire when it came to the Q&amp;A section. It kicks off with a massive focus on the fact that the internet and social media aren't ruining your life, they're not ruining our world-&nbsp; they're exposing who we really are. I talk about the way I identify upcoming trends &amp; nuances in the world, not necessarily always by trial and error. Some great topics &amp; tactics in this keynote, hope you enjoy &lt;3&nbsp;

A Keynote at IMG EXPO 2018 in New Orleans

This is one of my favorite fireside chats in a while because the depth of the discussion around the good vs bad of social media , really got me fired up at Stanford Graduate School of Business. &lt;3

A Fireside Chat with Tyra Banks at Stanford University

A lot of companies are going to go out of business over the next decade for one main reason: Humans don’t like change. If you’re plan to be in business for the long term and you’re holding “what worked” in the past on a pedestal, I really hope this podcast changes the way you look at things. This is a keynote I gave in Vegas at the International Franchise Association on Facebook and Instagram marketing in 2019, the rise of voice and machine learning, and more. 3:20 - I've always been chasing the attention of the end consumer &nbsp; 7:58 - I didn't come from a corporate environment &nbsp; 14:40 - I lose when I lose because then it's my fault &nbsp; 23:20 - You're taking real money and throwing it in the garbage &nbsp; 28:40 - Voice is going to put you out &nbsp; 39:46 - What I learn from growing up in a family business environment What was your biggest takeaway from this? Tweet @GaryVee and let me know  &nbsp; &nbsp;

How To Make Every Penny Work Like a Dollar

Background and context: http://www.brainpickings.org/index.php/2012/09/20/gertrude-stein-1934-radio-interview/

Rare Gertrude Stein Interview, 1934

Building A Base Shop By Hector La Marque

In this episode, I deliver a keynote about all the excuses people use to not do, and how the most controllable variable in your life is putting in the work. Hit me up with any questions or comments you have on this episode!
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The Most Controllable Thing Is The Work You Put In

From a BBC radio segment broadcast on April 29th, 1937. Background and transcript:http://www.brainpickings.org/index.php/2013/04/29/craftsmanship-virginia-woolf-speaks-1937/ 

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On Craftsmanship: The only surviving recording of Virginia Woolf's voice

"Excuses don't count in life!  Excuses don't count in the big leagues!  You're suppose to win no matter what happens to you - bad things and good things!" - Art Williams, Founder of AL Williams/Primerica

Most people remember and quote his "Do It" speech, but this one was, is, and always will be the one that did it for me.

The Speech That Chagned My Life: "Art Williams - The Power of Believing in Yourself"

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