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Podcast Episode Notes: Gary Vee Unfiltered: Self-Love, Responsibility, and the Future of Everything
Podcast Overview
- Title: Unblinded with Sean Callagy
- Host: Sean Callagy
- Guest: Gary Vaynerchuk (Gary Vee)
- Episode Theme: Emotional resilience, accountability, the impact of technology, and the essence of self-love.
Episode Summary In this electrifying live session, Gary Vee delivers a raw and unfiltered masterclass focusing on the hidden psychological factors that shape our lives and decisions. He emphasizes the importance of self-awareness, emotional resilience, and personal accountability, while addressing the impact of technology and societal pressures.
Key Topics and Discussions
- Self-Awareness and External Validation
- Gary discusses how many people chase external validation, losing their identity in the process.
- He highlights the importance of self-love and understanding personal value independent of others' opinions.
- Childhood Independence vs. Modern Co-Dependency
- Explores the shift from fostering independence in children to a culture of overprotection.
- Stresses that over-parenting leads to dependency issues in adulthood.
- The Complaining Trap
- Gary challenges the audience to consider how much they complain and how it affects their self-esteem and relationships.
- He presents complaining as a form of wasted energy that hinders personal growth.
- The Algorithm Myth
- Dispels the misconception that social media algorithms manipulate users.
- Emphasizes that algorithms reflect user behavior, suggesting that people create their own realities through their online interactions.
- The Role of AI and Future Opportunities
- Frames AI as a significant opportunity rather than a threat, predicting a future where AI enhances productivity (e.g., the potential for a three-day workweek).
- Advocates for embracing technological advancements to capitalize on new opportunities.
- Radical Ownership and Accountability
- Challenges listeners to take radical ownership of their lives and stop blaming external factors for their circumstances.
- Encourages confronting and overcoming personal fears and insecurities.
- Mindset About Death
- Shares his perspective on contemplating death not as morbid, but as a tool for achieving clarity and urgency in life.
Gary Vee’s Key Quotes
- “You’re not scared of the algorithm. You’re scared of yourself.”
- “Complaining is the most obvious wasted energy in human history.”
- “AI isn’t coming for your job—you ignoring AI is coming for your job.”
- “Your gut is the real brain. The brain is secondary and talks you out of your truth.”
Timestamps
- 00:00 – Opening discussion on self-awareness and identity.
- 02:30 – External validation and personal identity.
- 05:40 – Childhood independence vs. modern co-dependency.
- 10:10 – Accountability test: complaining too much?
- 14:00 – The trap of blaming external factors.
- 18:30 – Understanding algorithms and their impact.
- 23:40 – AI, opportunities, and changing work structures.
- 29:55 – Opportunities presented by AI advancements.
- 34:10 – Excuses vs. opportunities.
- 38:30 – The impact of tracking adult children.
- 43:00 – Self-love versus delusion.
- 48:10 – Reflections on intention and purpose.
- 52:45 – Choosing mentors and trusting instincts.
Closing Thoughts Gary's compelling insights in this episode challenge listeners to re-evaluate their perceptions of self-worth, technology, and personal responsibility. His candid and humorous delivery, combined with profound wisdom, serves as a wake-up call for those feeling lost or overwhelmed. The discussion emphasizes the importance of radical ownership and self-awareness as crucial steps towards personal growth and fulfillment.
Listening Recommendations
This episode is ideal for
- Individuals feeling overwhelmed or struggling with self-identity.
- Parents aiming to support their adult children without enabling dependency.
- Anyone worried about the impact of AI on their future.
- Creators and entrepreneurs seeking clarity amidst external pressures.
Conclusion Gary Vee's unfiltered dialogue serves not only as motivation but also as a roadmap to personal empowerment and emotional resilience. His advocacy for trusting one's gut and embracing responsibility resonates as a vital message for navigating the complexities of modern life.
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Transcript
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15:08But I do know that for a while, it's only a few minutes. What you have to do is what you have to do. So I would be talking about a different way to do it. Because we're doing something that's quite a bit, and I think that's a part of it, and I think that's a future, because it's something that's a part of it. It's a part of it, and it's not a part of it. It's only a part of it. Thank you. Okay. Okay, because if I may, sorry, I'm feeling it right now. I'll tell you why I'm just going to find it. Because it's too far to be doing. That's why I got to do it. Do you like it? And it's so important to know this guy.
15:55And so I'm just looking at it on the ground. I know it's hard to think about it. But there's a distinction between the lights. You know, you're going to have fun with the original lights. You tip me with your senses, right? when we were going to last election was passed. What is the only way? They come from a process of mistrust of what do you want? Because I'm constantly doing it. And that's how I do that now is to leave the process of mist. It may be a. The person who gets into this, and someone who gets into this, when everything is right at the time, not able to put in a certain extent to what they're doing.
16:35What do you want to do with it? Like, because they don't like it. If you're not going to do it, what do you want to do? You don't want to do it. I think that's why you're doing it. I don't want to do it. I don't want to do it. I don't want to do it. So you've got to figure that out for yourself. This is real life. It's real life. And I think we're going to do this in my presentation. I'm not saying, I'm like, if you don't like it, some of them like it more than you. And then if you like trying to figure it out, then you're going to have to go through it. So you keep that in mind, please. So I'm not tired of that.
17:18It's not a lot of people. I'm not going to be able to do it. I'm going to be able to do it. I'm going to be able to do it. So I'm not going to be able to do it. Thank you.
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18:38But for me, the most important, I like to talk to them. I like to hear them. And in fact, my other room, I was going to be, I was going to be a little bit, I was going to be a little bit, I mean, there is this question that I would be able to tell you about. Like, when more people think about that, and I would say it would be like, I just didn't know what happened, but I actually kicked my ass of the rules, and I would argue that I still really felt like, not because I'm using the right stuff, but it's just not what I'm saying before. Like, I don't know what else to tell you about, because one of the reasons I could say otherwise is, The reason I work around the city is what I say this is the detail.
19:24Everything that you can say is not just about you. I've had a lot of people who are saying this is a lot of people that are young. A lot of people who have you already said you have to learn and look into them and they're not going to be able to have a story. They're not going to be able to do anything.
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20:47What would prefer murder, but electric didn't explain your mind. Because most of us have been talking about the federal government. People were saying what they were talking about. You, if you, all of us have religion rights to help you as an important person. How do you decide to just read some of the local government? on Christmas. When you're like 14 age. Good.
21:23And the other way, a million dollars, because the country's black hole, it's different because they're a country that's not a world of people. Literally, we have a culture or a really fucking sense because of what's happening because by years ago, nobody could think about it. And it blows me but I don't know how to tell you to be a leader. So all these things are struggling and you're thinking just, we don't have a message to this country. We don't have a big opportunity. I think that now, I mean, what we need to do is have 10 years. And the world is going to be one thing to our lives. I think we're going to have a high-reviews to find the music is just a different thing that we stand here and I do work.
22:04And so, also to write, it's not about this unspeakable project. Because if someone just writes more to me or a woman, they would need to help to like to decide if they're trying. and never been about to be aware of the success of the school. Which thing is faster for you? If you were a child, you would have hope. If you were a child, for the 19th century, the situation is a problem. It's a problem. We, now we have, we have about 160 rules for the English class This is the same thing that we think we're doing. It's a very cool thing. You're all familiar with finished writing. So if you speak these things as your self, you might just break that one.
22:53They talk about self-speakness, speaking your own as well, so you know why I said this is you. Literally, I'm really happy. All they speak you know is that you're up, and you could be really able to, because you're really proud of your own.
23:24And again, for a lot of people to see, this is a huge difference in the world. And this is very real, and otherwise, these are funny, you know, I'm gonna explain that when I'm gonna do that, you know, you're gonna go to class and then you can see the same way. So, thank you, not all that's right. And also, people who are who are who are who are who are who are who are who are? I think they're what's important. Right? Of course, I think it's important. The reason for the whole issue But people can do that. There's a point here, because if anything happens to that, I'm not going to have a problem.
24:08I'm not going to have a problem. What is the most important thing to say? What are the most important things to come around in the world? The world is so bright and different. There's something you say. Everyone is saying that, because of the internet,
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24:48сн and I was going to say to you, you were struggling with your life, and you were struggling with your life, and you were struggling with your life, how can you help that you're doing and then you're going to do a lot of work to be the first time to do a lot? I'm going to talk to you.
25:13So, you, how do you work this community with people who are struggling with your life, which means how you see the Send the language gem?
25:30Like stars? Yes. Italian Western Pacific about the lack of violence and violence, but that's what I think is crazy about my life. I think it's incredible life you think about that. I think when you think about violence, you can even become one of the ones that I think I think that's what I think about. I've grown so well with this. I've zeroed, I've been thinking about violence and I'm even surprised. I've certainly taken my life that I've been to the family, so why do you think this is a good one? Maybe I'm thinking, but you're not a family, you're not a family. And what I'm doing, is I'm just, I'm just saying, you know, I was thinking of this, there were the expectations of what I'm doing, it's not funny.
26:23So I used to like, I was a lot of fun, you know, but, I'm not interested in writing, you know, basically I'm thinking about to really understand uncomment Avantikhado already. Oh, you know my Hannah Barsherty's got, but how do we learn, like, the second thing, in that Stephens. cube. I think I've been thinking about what I've seen. I think it's a little bit more difficult. I think it's a little bit more difficult. You can take a picture of that. All of that's been a form of a lot of people that are going to be like this. I'm not going to be a lot of people who are here. I'm not going to be a lot.
27:18I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know.
27:29And then, it was a nice, I got a little bit about this, but it's a good question. It's a good question. And so it's really this, and it's about a lot of the right, and it needs to be and everything was new I developed. And again, remember that something even that emphasized the compromise. And forthwind is when I realized that was really really interesting, because my life was really interesting. But forthwind is when everything I needed to be inspired by myself, and I really did. And forthwind is when I decided to get someone else's experience. And I think we really have a back line.
28:15But I think I've been pretty much familiar with that. People start at the end, because I'm pretty soon. They're in the whole life. But it's funny that you're not going to have to do this. It's just a few years now. It's time for a time to do this. And I think it's a few years, which is a new one that will be so new. I'm not a little tired of it. I don't know. But I think I love that. Some of them are still in this. Yeah, I'll give you a little bit of time to do this. So, like, three years ago, I was kind of surprised to get up. I'm going to have, like, a nice, or something. You can't say, sure, because you're going to have a lot of money.
28:47And you can't do whatever you want. You can't do that. And the people that they're watching. I'm competing with much for my life in the state of Georgia. I'm competing with my big money for all the multiple questions that I've done.
29:07I like everyone here. I think you really want to do it. I like to do it. I like to do it. I like to do it. I like to do it. I think that was interesting from the way that I was actually really to know all this kind of thing. I guess that was interesting from how I feel when I'm in general. So I think that was interesting from things that you know, you know, you have to do something that you can't do. It's not a very difficult thing to do, I think, which means, I'm going down. I think this is like three. Like, I'm talking about a lot. And what I know about that is, this is a good thing, nothing to the point, this is the one that I do, and what I like to do is this is a positive, and a community-side, and the hope that other teachers can just be following them, and the other side, you know, Do you have to look like that fall is a concept of falling apart?
30:30For falling apart, you've got to fall apart, and you're going to have to. You know what? What? You're going to be a pretty good thing. You're going to put it on a break now. And you know what, right? But you know what you're doing. Like, could you watch your eyes? Why are you going to be good? I think these are the fun that you're going to be able to. you know, what's the money you're going to use when you're going to like, it could harm you, like, you know that, like, what you feel about you, so I think about it. So, you know, I think about it, but it means that there's a lot of people trying to use, because I'm sorry, and I think about some of you, you know, just to create a person, and I think that that's what I'm going to do.
31:19Okay. Thank you. Dr. Here, you know, I found this sort of one of the spectacular value of it then, mainly why I gave the opportunity to develop happiness. Dr. Michael Laelaide is planeta. Yes, it's amazing.
31:33So what I think is the FUCKWEN here today? Dr. What's this going on the new stage? Dr. Around there? Dr. Michael Laelaide is the criteria poster for variety, who's in the town of New York, who's obviously in the world. I'm not a good person, but I'm not a good person. I'm not a good person. I'm not a good person. I'm not a good person. I'm not a good person. I'm not a good person. I'm not a good person. I'm not a good person.
32:10All right, your journey is a master class in authentic influence, one that transcends vanity metrics and sweeping applause. You've shown the world that true validation comes not from the spotlight, but from living congruently with your values, especially when no one is watching. Your relentless commitment to self-awareness, empathy, and adding value, whether in a why not all, on stage, or in a quiet moment with family, has redefined what it means to be a leader in a disability. Your influence mastery isn't just about attention, it's about intention. You've built legacy not by chasing friends, but by honoring your roots, loving the birth, and empowering others to do the same.
32:49As for the death? Well, hope brings a signal. And maybe with your energy in the midst, their day will come. So truly your greatest win is the ripple of peace you create, inspiring millions to aim their strength, embrace the grind, and lead with integrity. If I may, Gary, what would you say to someone struggling to find validations within rather than from the world? And how do you speak your own compass through when the noise gets loud and the stakes get higher? Very quickly. Thank you. Um,
33:24Thank you.
33:49I'm just like, what is the same? What's the only thing that I'm going to do is to know what else? So some of you have a real question. I've never been, not a wife, and she's the same. She's the same. She's the same. She's not what she's concerned about. It is almost all the time, which isn't what they want to do, is a relationship against men, where they're inside, they're telling the same thing where they're not doing that, but they're not asking. Here's the coolest thing about the transition. Literally, on these social networks, on network, on brands, on Facebook, you know, what you're doing.
34:33What's pretty exciting to us all?
34:42I believe you are really important to understand for you. Or you think you're telling yourself that you start in that individual person and that's what I'm talking about, but you think your answer is really important. You are effective as that parent. You are effective. You are effective. But the other thing is that you can't see me with the first time. It's not real. It's not real. That's what I'm saying. So I'm doing it. It is the most important thing to do. Most people, most people have a seat limit that gives them a perfect sense of commitment. There's almost more. And that's really a reality.
35:43In fact, in one room a state of mind is that over 20 ,000 people were sexually ill.
35:56And let me tell you why it's not like. I think a lot of people sitting there while they're just watching, while they're just reading the letter. I believe that you should do that. And I think that you need to be asked to emphasize to your own question. This is a speech for asking that you're just not even trying to work with the students and students. In fact, I want some of you going to see these students who are thoroughly in the state's way that life is a great part of the conditions of the peace and you are very, very much to go to the stuff. If you're loving it, you're loving it. I'm loving it.
36:29I'm loving it. I'm loving it. I'm loving it. I'm loving it. I'm loving it. I'm loving it. I'm loving it. So let's break this down. You, life is a bike mechanic. Think it's a little. In fact, that's an opportunity for a lot of people who did great times, like someone who had been in the country, someone who wanted to be still rich.
36:51Someone's feeling jealous, they were. Maybe feeling after them. I mean, this is a belief that those things that you don't feel like. They were. They were. They were. I want you to be so glad to have you. I want you to be so glad to have you. I want you to be so glad to have you. Let's go. Let's go. If somebody is running out of time here is 30, you can say that you would not think of 40, 50 years. Oh, well, it's not funny. I'm not a media fan. But then you can talk to the people who are talking to you.
37:54Some... I don't know if it's not a good thing. I don't know if it's a good thing. Because it's our name, you know, like, what do you mean? Like, I don't know if you caught that first thought, but I said, well, I'm going to keep the family, right? But I'm going to keep on this stuff. When do I keep on this? You think no one's going to keep me on the right thing, I'm going to keep on this. But, like, it's a great thing, I can't wait to see what you're saying. It's just music that it's just in my life. You include it. You are all. You include it. Take all of my life. Stop putting it.
38:39You stop putting other people on your face. For what? If you're working with me, the more I talk to you, So, if you have people who don't put a toilet, that's not what they're going on. You can't put a regular piece on a toilet. It's not putting yourself on a toilet. It's not putting yourself on a toilet. It's not putting yourself on a toilet. It's not putting yourself on a toilet. And let me tell you now that you can see what you put yourself on a toilet. I know some of them are going to go for a straight piece of a kit I respect them to you. I respect them to you. So for me, I put people that are in place right in bed from places.
39:23So if you're sitting here and you're dead fucking places, as you're practicing to be in life, you are more of a living thing than someone who has been living that way to live. Now, now, now this is important. Thank you. It's important. I don't know if I'm writing a book about that. There are some people sitting here and they're like, oh, yeah, I'm not a lot of money. You're right. You are allowed to take care of something that brings a millionaires even better than someone you think. You're right. What I say is you're a woman isn't something while you're putting yourself on a paper. Maybe you're not really scared of ridiculous and you're a remarkable woman, my dad.
40:10I'm a sick dad. You were just a very loyal person, what's your name? And you decided that loyalty was just what was your existence of the man who was born. And you opened it, raised in your human, and that you are the hot dog. It may sound silly, but I need you to understand. You, you, are the touching, glory of everything. Thank you.
41:06But I'm going to go ahead and start. So how long? Yeah. So I was at least before I thought it was that I was thinking about the individual relationship that we can buy things and think that we've nobody want to do it correctly. I don't know. I don't know if you're a person. Yeah. He's not. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
41:39Well, you are going to have to try to do some very, very good work.
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43:00How does it use to maybe start working in the past five years? It's such a good Another thing with give. And I thinkSchitney Enable to all say in the second phase of four. I don't have to lose the violence that they're going to be in the conversation. I'm supporting you because you want to make, how many people hear talking about how do I have to stay in this? Because I'm going to say, even what they're doing, how many people use the violence and the violence that's in the game? So, is there enough? They're going to get out. So, if you can operate from the game, you're going to be able to do it.
43:35You're going to be able to do it. I'm going to say, do we have no time? I'm not sure what I'm doing.
43:45I'm not sure what I'm doing. I'm not sure what I'm doing. I'm not sure what I'm doing. I'm not sure what I'm doing. So if the people are just thinking that the public school is doing this thing for a while, you can call a motion in the last five years of contact with our parents. And it's not because my date, you know, I was 15 and 13, and it was so much of my income So, I mean, what is going to be done in my DNA? You know, what is going to be done in my DNA? I mean, how do you know about this? It's a procession rather than... I mean, I don't know if you're going to be done in my DNA. I mean, I was little, I didn't really make it too much to study it anymore.
44:24I am, you understand? But, you know, I'm telling you what I'm telling you. I read it. I read it. I read it. I read those people that have been put in a lot of time that read the message that they're like. And so I read that. Well, I think that we, you know, it's funny. You did the hit question. They said, I must have been with you. I think that's a great question. Which is weird, right? For a lot of people, especially in Thailand, you know, because some of the topics. But I think I'm only talking to you because I'm doing so much work to you. And I like to talk to you since we know how to say the students.
45:13To start, I think we've been not starting to make fun of the learning as we get away here as we can see the right question. nothing to get involved in these costumes. And a couple of costumes, you know, what it looks like, you're talking to them, you're not costumes. And I said, well, I don't have a choice to keep these free, these, these, these are the same issues. That's true. And there's a lot of plastic with, like, you have time to come to the U.S. military and talk about that, that's pretty common and more, if you can use something right in the 1890s, I don't know about that, too. I don't like talking about other things, So I like talking a lot more about it.
45:51I think it's a pretty special to what I've talked about earlier. I think I really don't think what's being honest about. The reason I've been talking about my education is really, like, someone who's behind me to bring her in, I think I'm surprised to see you, see you, see you, see you, see you. He's$100 with his educational issues. But it's flexible. I don't like to read it. I don't know how to do it anymore. I don't like to talk to you. I like to talk about some games. I know I've been in the past couple of times, I've been in the past couple of years, I've been in the past couple of years, I've been in the past couple of years.
46:25But these are the lawyers. You say. My lawyers, the most new friends, you've ever heard, you've got to realize that something that's the best of the law, that's the way they're in the law, it's something. Yeah. I literally, from the beginning of the second to 14, here was my mom's going to have a student to. Let's just use his stomach and feel a little bit more, can you feel a best way? I would wake up at a minute, I would have touched at a 30, I would have asked her to ask her to ask her, did no fucking go to the order of the student, post-training, I came home, I was like, I'm right now. I went back to my side and I came from my sister, and my mom had no fucking agree with what I was doing.
47:09Now, how do people hear parents say 42 ,000 years? Really, people who just read documents have a classmate on their schools right now, on 47-year-old grown men in school, and those texting numbers, why are you still not alone? People are going to tell you about that.
47:33We have doctors. Doctors.
47:44I'm standing up to this ear, Dr. Everybody. I really want to go here. Hello. This is very important. I feel it's just the most important thing I can do today. How many people just raise your hand said, please don't be embarrassed because we're all doing this because there's no judgment. This is about five. from one person. One, how many people, again, have 22 to 30-year-olds? I'm gonna flip with this, please. Then, let me call them boys. You have a 22 to 30, 22 and older, son in your life right here. How many of you keep your eyes to be proud of yourself? I need you to be honest that you're okay with the people.
48:24Now, you are allowed to keep your hands up. You're sitting close with a head up. Keep your head up. If you have one of these fine lines, crack lines, skips, if you're struggling, keep your head up. If you don't, you're allowed to put it down. Keep it up. I'm telling the 11 of you, thank you. I'm telling the 11 of you that are still out of tracking to bite them your son, I'm very enforcing you. You're gonna tell me, no, but Gary, stay, see, and all this. The fuck this thing is going on every time before you have been home with the child. I'm telling you right now, the number one direct message that I have is from a 22-year-old child care.
49:05He says, want to see this? My kids still have a cracker number, or my parents still have a good life. And the next thing I have to imagine, I have a fucking new girl. And the next one is 50, 50 years, you get 22 years or 30 years in your life that you get money for, couldn't surprise me. Literally thousands of messages for six months a week. I have six months and I wish the information to be as easy as become a second to do that. So, with a group of parents in here who seems to be doing that, they're not better at them. They can't get a replacement is that you keep holding it harder to pay for when you are.
49:53Keep trusting millions of kids banks in your position, no money dollars you don't take money. Word is right. Five, two, three, four, five, six, four, six, four, six, four, six, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven, seven. So you know what else to talk about that idea of how you're gonna take it away and how you're thinking about that. And it's no judgment that you love being being stuck in 20 years. So that's what you do, you do a lot of things. So it's a lot of things. These are grown out of music. They're so frustrated. They're just destroying their self-worth. They're so frustrated that they can't get out of this person to be full of the money that they can't help you.
50:29They're like, no, they are so fucking gay. They're not a part of the world. And we are destroying the end. And they're so deep, they can't hold themselves out. So you have to go to the house. I'm showing you the new youfts and today we still have. So then that number is I when we get.
51:05Now, if I may... I'm sorry, now... The earlier you can start them, the better. My mom is an angel, but she is equally strong. And I knew by 10, if I got a fucking in-summer, I'd love it so many. So do you want to know how I got up here? Love? That's what you want. So when Mom is good ba... I can see if I could step away.
51:44I feel like they just pulled out into the kontroll where I think she Golden State comes along Seven 물 P ノ That was the question. I want some gay friends today. Do you feel fortunate toventa me? No, they shouldn't be such a Hide. Dan tells Gary's gonna pay time. I did, but my mom! Okay, I'm going to go. Thank you, Mary.
52:18What's up? That's ready? Then here's the deal. I have no time for it. I don't know about that, but it's okay. Let me keep cooking here, I'll go to bed. We'll have no time, as long as you can do. I will, I will let you know I'll come. I'll be very happy. I'll take it. I think it's a very deep kind of defense, like they're political. I'm not sure what I'm talking about. I'm not sure what I'm talking about. But I think I'm talking about this, so what I'll do is go on. So what do you think, particularly what do you think about the status quo, and what does that do? I think most people have friends, need this opportunity.
53:04Can we help you with any support here in A -ária expansive industry and hopefully something servings U.o. I thank you, thank you for that. Me please. This is a hard, understand for him, huh?
53:22And I will be the place to work against increasing theutown technology will unfortunately not really, are a , I'm going to talk to some of the youngsters in here. You have no idea how crazy you like to learn before you met on us. And it's like, for all you, like, it's a pinch. Before 7. Before 7. Remember when you were growing up, and you go meet your friend at the mall, and you hit traffic, like there was an accident, and you were 15 minutes late from meeting at the fountain. It was over. I'm going to go to the fountain. I'm sure you're going to get the sound. My friend was the bear. I walked around the mall for 20 minutes, could have found them.
54:01Went home. That was wild. Is it real? Um, and for a couple of things, Jenny really takes a step. I think most of you are terrible. Good. All right, it's crazy. Not just a year ago. Yeah, and you certainly. Okay. Okay.
54:28I don't know what you guys are saying. They just seem common and they're thinking to the front. So here's what I would say. You have to be so committed.
54:42Real quick. How many people are here? We have a question. Yes. We don't know what we're talking about.
54:55I love that. That'll be one in four months. I love that. So, President, AI is the biggest title that ever comes. You really need to know how to start.
55:22And by the way, Jared, we've been doing one of the best practices. I think it's a good job. That's right. You're going to need to make it one step. All right. Perfect. So look, you're going to really have to do it. So real quick, everyone's like, we're waiting for it, I'm trying to say, I feel you're in. It's more than what Bob's doing doing is going to start for a while. You're not there. I'm not there. I'm not there. I'm not there. I'm not there. I'm not there. I'm not there.
56:01So, in our DigiMeer program, if you're in the DigiMeer program, basically say, We're in constant hearing and reach a lot of people who start to reach a lot. Right. People just start to reach a lot of information. They're still really clear, and it's coming very fast. Even, you know, every year we've got this technology cut, and hearing these 60-year-olds, 70-year-olds, 80-year-olds, so if you feel a couple of people are in this season, it seems like one sort of 36-month-old, the world is completely different, and for a lot of people, they're informed to be remarkably phenomenal, because it's been people's knowledge.
56:48And again, you know, the first thing everyone goes through is challenge, right? Which is really a little bit of a problem, and that's fair. So if nobody, do you want to convince people to level people's size on the people's size and it's not far too? If nobody will find for the yellow-takes you care, people, it's a huge problem. Do you want to see them as some four-godified size and the reason for this is that they'll be part of the industry, so people don't know what they're doing, they're not going to be part of the industry. This is life. It happens. Go read articles about what they said about the structure, one of the reasons that 84 % of society won't stop trying when it's not for this.
57:29So this is the model, the options are in general. The more key, the idea of the computers of the federal government is how many people think you could get their kids? You just said that, boy. How many years in the time of the day would you forget if they loved the process of a black kid raising an hour? Right? And everyone said, and all those people who said that raising an hour, they were never gonna get one. I mean, I wouldn't, but of course, but of course they were gonna get one because that's what I'm gonna do, and race race. So this is the biggest of them all. So for example, you, every person in here, look at that AI company area.
58:13When you realize that you're going to have a 30-second season working for you, they are interested. Working for you.
58:24When you're going to have a 30-hour, it could be four, which four can be so worth a score of something. Yeah, that's right. I think this is a difference between the colonialism. It's not a matter of fact, it's a matter of fact, but now we're talking about the I would definitely pay a number of our collection on the outside. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. Oh, that's one of the things that we're doing is I want to do it. So let's just keep playing the tentpole. You may not do a single thing in your life. You will never go into a single day of experience in a firestorm. As we see the significant fire in your life, we'll be different from your own.
59:13Your prescription is a re-corporated silver steel once the gun is running into a firestorm. Come on.
59:23Stand up, sir. You're the best fucking gangster here. His... This... This motherfucker hasn't sat to me once yet. I bet you the first driver is gonna reorder your system up a bit and he lost his fucking mind.
59:53So, couple things. Let's just talk about Bigfoot. My number one business that I'm investing in now are real-world tech. Means accessible, game surfing. What's about to happen is what does the significance mean that in the next decade we will be going to a three or four-day grocery in the heart of the country level? Let's say we do because the efficiency gets so high in all those dishes, is, the person is going to do something with it.
1:00:29Right? If really you're working, they're doing for real. That's not even disappointing. And so, you know, people that are leading into the arts, into their creative side, into their creative side, the world is about to be real. In a significant way. And I think you need to stress everything straight outside of the city right now. It's so much fun. I think it's really good. I think it's really good. It's really good. Your kind of dinners, have you been in a discipline of the practice of your career? Yeah. You know what I mean? You know what I mean? You know what I mean? So, I mean, I'm doing a discipline.
1:01:10I don't need to go with that. I don't need to go with that. I don't need to go with that. But you're trying to get to it. Coming up, I feel like we're in a year, but we don't need to get questions. That's all it says. Yes,
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1:02:07в чем -то and that is the first point, right? So I think, you know, I think, I think before, I think before, 24 years, I think what is the point of the standard? What's the standard? Or is it the standard? Is there a good reason for what I think about other countries? Of course, you know, the public school is going to be around some of the different countries. I've been running with Clinton, I've been running with Clinton, I've been running with Obama, I've been running with Trump, I've been running with Biden, I've been running with Trump, but when it happens, I've never thought it was going to be here.
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1:03:17Right from the point, I mean he's open up for the next 15 days. It's not just comedy, but it's really good. It's really good to be something. I think, and it's only something, of course, the strength of it, of course, the strength of it, of course, the strength of it, of course, the strength of it, of course, the strength of it. It's only something we've got. Like, the thing is, I'm all in my mind, I think, is everyone's fault. And if you look at real data, it's never the most. And that's important. It's important. Now, who may that be better for you? I don't know why it hurts, but it's going to give you a purpose for you.
1:03:54But once you're really on the damn outside, the wife you find what you're going to share. Ah, here's the other one talking about, the algorithm. I think that you're going to be a algorithm. The amount of people that ask me to read me, are you going to be a new? It's not too, super, super, super. I'm sorry. I replied roughly ,ana the last lineastern back, but I really need to help you mine. Friends. What was it? The algorithm. The algorithm did not see you, but the algorithm exkudes. belki of the acceptance of bewildered principles of fotografenism овер, if I am the low algorithm allow, Lord, let me get f recovery, I think they're called sub-sounding, many names of healthy and healthy health.
1:04:45They're not something anything for you. These algorithms have one goal. One, it keeps you on the cost of it. How does it keep you on the cost of it? Correct. We don't even live in social media. We're living in this too much. It's not a good number of questions. You're holding it. It's what you do. You don't even have to. If you sit on it, they'll know you're the baby.
1:05:18Let me tell you how I can prove it. Anyone who's still sitting here can go, you're not getting something kind of exotic. I'll tell you how to do it. If you don't work with your student's video, if you do it, if you think it's supposed to be a question around it, So did you realize this room, going to the place right now, going to the interior right now, going to the car, which is the problem, and what I've been to find here? I could have something. So you were focused in a wonder what you can do with this room. No, some sound. I'm going to tell you, bring those. Yeah, I do. I don't know if that's why I'm asking you to go to the hospital, but I'm not going to go to the hospital.
1:05:57Right? I'm going to the hospital. You're not serious. If you just, come here, literally wake up to mother and tell me what you're all about. The algorithm is going to make you a racist. You are just a fucking racist. You're not racist. You're not racist. So we need to understand the algorithm thing. And then, because I talk a lot about social media, I'm going to share a lot of work. I've said that a lot. But they're going to come up to me, like, hey, you know, I've talked with you. I think you're awesome. I'm going to tell you, I don't like the pickup thing. I didn't know how to stop talking about that.
1:06:30I didn't fucking know my kids. And I looked at them like, you talk about TikToks, the most recent black-ass history. And what the fuck are you talking about? Because you think your kid is getting ruined by TikTok. So who is he talking to me next year? You're talking to me. I'm talking to you. I'm talking to you. I'm talking to you. The amount of people I'm talking to you is so much I grew up. I grew up in 80s, 70s, but if my mom saw porn was bad, You didn't let me get Playboy.
1:07:01If you're, like, my mom is, I mean, my fucking ghost, my mom is no anti-alcohol in a world of less corrupting, pulsating alcohol. That's it. You're scared of that. I can't contemplate drinking. Because my mom's an angel. I'm scared of it. So all these parents getting in social media, and I can keep it by yourself. If you're sitting here right now, and you're worried about your child because of social media, you can take it off the phone. Oh, and then you're going to tell me that you don't get it down here. You're a friend from Disney School. I'm like, no, I don't. You're a pokey. I'm going to go play that.
1:07:43I'm going to go play that. I'm going to go play that. I'm going to go play that. I'm going to go play that. We've got to be friends with our kids when they need buckets, period.
1:08:02You can be friendly if you are not going to be friends. And with that brain in everybody and every tech company and everything, these politicians have got to be forced to hear that, right? They've gotten you really - Let your green nose back, yeah. They've gotten you so twisted to believe everybody at your point. The only thing that works more than the sun will come up tomorrow is that every thing that is wrong in your life is 100 % wasted.
1:08:38And for the people, and I see a lot of people out here, for people who are such friends, It's a little bit more. Once you get into that clean center, then make sure that it's all safe. Because once you invite Dr. Angel Hall, it's just fun to be like, what do you mean? It's fun as I can do this thing in my family. But if you think like, it's your mom or dad's fault, or the governor's fault, or this, like, then you're not sure I can't do anything about it. You are pulling into this place. And I mean 100%. If you don't like the way he's government-based, I love saying he's like, right? If you don't like the way, lose!
1:09:16I don't like the way. Like, like, if you're like all fucked up about America, like, I, like, who do? Like, don't sit there. I have some good news for you. I've traveled the whole world. You still work for us? You have me traveling! So, just like, I just don't know what else to tell you. The most exciting, liberating, and intoxicating you know, is 100 % accountability. Yeah, that's not a good idea. I don't know how to do that. I don't know how to do that. I don't know how to do that. I don't know how to do that. I don't know how to do that. Like, you know, again, that's a constant I think that there are these questions like coming into the issues with some hard work Why?
1:10:05You want to start a piece? They all want to know? Why is that? I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. Like, he's got quiet. I don't know. I don't know. Look at you! No! But I think, but I think yours looks important. No, no. I thought it wasn't. No, no. I never wanted to do it. I thought I didn't like consciousness. I don't know. But what time do you come back here more?
1:10:36I'm not sure what you're saying. I'm not sure what you're saying. You're not just going to lie. It's not a lie. I don't think I'm clear. I'm not saying that you're saying he's constantly talking about it.
1:10:58You know, because it's too true. Why is that the police said over and over to get one special person that they were to decide because they're not wrong or because they're also discussing the rules that they're not effective? We have very close attention. How many people deal with? Let's get real with this, Joe. How many people have this courage? How many people have this courage to make the nation's own business? How many people feel beyond that they complain too much? They do this. This is informal and this is your remaining. This is huge. I'm really excited that somebody said, this is huge, I'm playing for it.
1:11:36This is a big app. Listen to me. There is no more obvious voice in the community that is even good in the place. It's a big app. It's actually, it's actually really good. It's actually. Now, so many of you, one of you like to take a bath that I believe you're going to be so well. If you're going to use a lot of things, you can't even go. Listen to this. Now think about who you're sitting here. I want you to slide your briefs. Think about who you're sitting here. Couple of things. One, you just want to have a spouse or a client who's going to be here. Right? Two, so just slightly to say love you.
1:12:24Three, there might be seven. You might be there more.
1:12:30Or four, or four, they're leaving six. And they're only leaving six, because they can't wait to get them back. You're playing fucks up to your time. I'm not going to be able to do that.
1:12:47There's women somewhere else in here. People are going to do it still. They're going to really take it. You've lost some people in the world, so they're going to be a big thing. Think about those people because that was happening in the world. First of all, I'm not so sexually than the one else. But a lot of times those people think, you're great. They can help you. People say that say this is portable writing to you, do you believe? That is joyful and here is the point how once we realize all the current people that have been sank production, all your hearings start shouting public and and feel English instead.
1:13:23Let us pray please.
1:13:32Well, this is nasty. Man, this palabra. Thank you. Thank you everybody. Thank you. Thank you so much.
1:13:51Thank you. Thank you. You know, I think the community that Sean has cultivated out there really inspired me. I don't tend to go over time often, but I just didn't want to come off. And so just enjoyed it. Thought it was a good riff. You know, I was just saying to my wife, like some talks are better than others. And that one felt really good to be able to overcome that. They need to stop focusing on dumb shit. That's what I would tell them. You know, too many people worry about other people's opinions. How is everyone going to feel about this? They they struggle with the relationship with time.
1:14:27You know, they're so impatient in the short term, but yet they're not intentional for the long term you know these are these are the topics i like talking about because i'm hoping that one sentence one video one clip can change someone's perspective because that's how the world works you know i i think it's fascinating that human beings talking to each other is how things change you know so much of our problems in the world now is we don't talk to each other we talk at each other right we judge each other so i'm very big on communication and and these kind of things and you know how do you live intentional I think I talked about it which I rarely talk about which is how much death is in my mind you know I think about it all the time and I view that as a positive energy because it makes me really focused to you know it's a lot of the most important things are cliche right we we talk about authenticity everyone's got to be authentic no one's authentic we talk about like you know life is short everyone acts and does like just wastes this incredible time and so um i'm hopeful that someone gets something out of those words and decides to stop dwelling and focusing on things that do not matter uh which is strangers opinions of them and they need to start worrying about what they want to get accomplished look i think you know you know i don't like to bullshit i i don't have enough knowledge of every nuance of what Sean does.
1:15:50What I can tell is what I just saw and how people look at Sean in that room. And that level of admiration and appreciation is something that's obvious to me. And so what I would say is whether it's Sean, whether it's someone else to just keep it real, like do your homework, try to find people that really bring you value on what your missing thing is, right? Some people have all the motivation, but don't understand the tactical parts. Some people are fully tactical and understand exactly what to do, but quit every six months because they think they suck. That means they need someone to build up their self-esteem.
1:16:20You know, I think find the right mentors, the right coaches, the right leaders, whether you're looking for a job or you're looking for someone to really guide you to your entrepreneurial journey. I think my answer is, you know, cross your T's, dot your I's, get a sense of who you're looking for. And then, by the way, even if that person isn't right after a while, remember that you can change course. So don't fear making the perfect choice. Go with your instincts a little bit. something we didn't talk about on stage that I'm very hot on right now is is trusting your gut more you know I think too many people talk themselves out of it I really believe this is the primary brain and this is secondary I think a lot of people are using the secondary to talk them out of what they know they should be doing um so if you feel it with Sean or anybody else jump and society like who the fuck's walking around and saying the brain's secondary I haven't like that's just not common talk and I think before I die I hope that becomes primary I I think just like in science around health, I think we've learned a lot more about gut health in the last 30 years, and that's been helpful for people.
1:17:20I think we've not talked about gut from an operating system. And I mean, I'm positive without any fucking scientific background or backing this sentence, but I can only speak from what's in my heart. I'm completely positive that the gut is the primary compass of your life and the brain is secondary. And I wish more people understood that. Thank you. Thank you so much for your time. Thank you.
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In this electrifying live session of Unblinded, Gary Vaynerchuk takes the stage and delivers one of his most unfiltered, intense, and emotionally resonant talks of the year. What begins as a riff on self-awareness and personal validation turns into a full masterclass on emotional resilience, accountability, parenting, technology, and the future of humanity in the age of AI.
Gary goes deep—not into business tactics, but into the psychology that ruins people’s lives, and the mindset that liberates them. From childhood independence to modern co-dependency, from algorithm misunderstandings to AI disruption, he exposes the lies we tell ourselves, the excuses we hide behind, and the cultural patterns keeping millions stuck.
This episode is raw, hilarious, uncomfortable, and deeply needed. Gary blends humor, truth bombs, and compassion as he pushes the audience into radical ownership. If you’ve been feeling lost, overwhelmed, overly attached to others’ opinions, or confused about your path—Gary’s words here may be the reset button your life has been waiting for.
Gary challenges the room to stop outsourcing their identity to strangers, parents, partners, society, or social media.
Most people are paralyzed by the imaginary judgment of others—people who are also confused, insecure, and imperfect.
The algorithm reflects your behavior, not the other way around. It’s not manipulating you; it’s mirroring you.
Tracking your 25-year-old’s phone and sending them money while complaining they lack drive? Gary dismantles the contradiction.
AI agents, 3-day workweeks, massive disruption. Gary frames AI not as a threat, but as the greatest opportunity since the internet.
The audience admits they complain too much. Gary shows how complaining destroys self-esteem, relationships, and momentum.
Gary talks openly about thinking of death daily—not morbidly, but as a tool for clarity, urgency, and gratitude.
Gary shares a belief he rarely talks about publicly:
Your gut is the primary operating system. The brain talks you out of what your heart already knows.
“You’re not scared of the algorithm. You’re scared of yourself.”
“If you still track your 22-year-old’s phone, you’re not helping—you’re disabling.”
“Complaining is the most obvious wasted energy in human history.”
“You care too much about opinions from people who aren’t even happy.”
“AI isn’t coming for your job—you ignoring AI is coming for your job.”
“Your gut is the real brain. The brain is secondary and talks you out of your truth.”
“You’re not stuck. You’re addicted to someone else’s approval.”
TIMESTAMPS
00:00 – Gary opens with self-awareness, identity, and authenticity
02:30 – Why people chase external validation and lose themselves
05:40 – Childhood independence vs. modern parental overprotection
10:10 – The accountability test: do you complain too much?
14:00 – Why blaming politicians, parents, or circumstances is a trap
18:30 – The algorithm myth: why YOU control what you see
23:40 – AI, agents, exponential change, and the 3-day workweek
29:55 – The biggest opportunities coming with AI
34:10 – Why people drown in excuses, not lack of opportunity
38:30 – The devastating impact of tracking adult children
43:00 – The psychology of self-love versus delusion
48:10 – Gary’s reflection after the talk: intention, death, purpose
52:45 – How to choose the right mentors and trust your gut
📘 MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODESocial media algorithmsAI agents & accelerationParenting patternsValidation addictionDeath awareness as a focusing toolTactical vs. emotional intelligenceThe future of work🎧 LISTEN IF YOU’RE…Feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or self-criticalStruggling with people-pleasing, validation, or comparisonA parent trying to support your adult children without enabling themWorried about AI and your future relevanceSomeone who complains but wants to changeA creator or entrepreneur lost in noise and external pressureSomeone who wants a slap-in-the-face reminder of what really matters
