In this episode of the GaryVee Audio Experience, I sit down with Dr. Amanda on her podcast Midlife Muse to talk about how to build momentum in business and life through gratitude and self awareness, why the fear of “being seen” is holding you back, and the impact of 6th place trophies. Dr. Amanda and I also discuss why losing is good, the impact my mother has had on me and why hanging out with 70-80 year olds will change your life for the better.

You’ll hear about:

1. Definition of Failure: The ultimate failure or “loss in life” is defined as only "eight people showing up to that funeral" due to cutting and stepping on others to succeed.

2. Regret and Fear: Regret is viewed as "poison" and "wasted energy". People do not live life as their true selves or mitigate regret because they are worried about the opinions of others or people in their life who embody "misery loves company".

3. The Value of the Elderly: Recommending spending time with a non-family member over 70 to gain wisdom and learn about regret.

4. The Era of the 70-Year-Old: The prediction that society is nearing the "era of the 70-year-old" where wisdom will be valued over youth.

5. Parental Influence and Fear: Many people absorb the fear of their parents (often a mother or father), which prevents them from pursuing their ideas.

In this episode of the GaryVee Audio Experience, I talk about the definition of success, the importance of building relationships, and why I never burn out. In this meeting with my employees I give them the best advice I can think of when it comes to life outside of work, why immersing yourself in what you’re curious about is the best way to learn, and why I think it’s important to support the “next” generation.

You’ll learn:

• Fighting for Happiness is the Most Important

• Why Building Relationships has the Biggest ROI

• The Best Way to Learn is by Doing

• The Definition of Success is Defined Only by You

• How to Prevent Burnout

In this episode of the GaryVee Audio Experience, I talk about the current era of measuring the success of your creative with math and the difference between brand and sales. We get into how social content is feeding LLMs, how the content finds its audience, and how to test organic social content before spending paid media dollars. I also break down which social media platforms you should be posting on like: Facebook, Snapchat Spotlight, and LinkedIn.

In today's episode, I tell the story of how I built Wine Library and how I developed my sales skills from a young age. We talk about why most people lose in business, why electricians are about to make a lot of money, and why leaning into who you truly are is non-negotiable. I break down self-doubt, accountability, being comfortable with being uncomfortable, and why everyone should spend time learning how to prompt engineer with AI. We also touch on parenting, self-belief, and why taking full responsibility for your life is the fastest path forward.

In this episode of Tea with GaryVee, I talk about what to do when you’re worried about money, starting to burn out, and losing motivation. We get into why instant gratification is quietly ruining people’s lives, why jobs aren’t bad but complaining without action is, and how much control you actually have. I also break down how AI can be used to learn AI, how to market a local business, what to do when you’re losing followers, and share some hiring advice. If you’re feeling overwhelmed or uncertain about work and the future, this episode is about regaining perspective and momentum.

In this episode, I break down why television marketing is overpriced in 2026 and why brands that are overcommitted to TV are losing market share. We talk about collectibles as a marketing strategy, why most businesses are underinvesting in social media, and the massive advantage of social media ads over traditional TV. I also dive into the opportunity in live streaming, the rise of the interest media era, which platforms have underpriced attention right now, and why hiring is guessing while firing is knowing. If you care about attention, growth, and allocating your marketing dollars the right way, this episode is a must.

Today's episode is a keynote I did in Portugal. I break down why creativity is the most important part of marketing — and why all the attention now lives on just a handful of social platforms. We talk about how social media and algorithms have changed over the last five years, how to get better results from paid ads today, and why volume beats perfection moving forward. I also explain why podcasts and streaming are massive opportunities for small businesses, and why marketing is always a mix of math and art. If you want to win in 2026, this is the mindset and strategy you need.

In this special New Year’s episode, I sit down with Jim Rugg and DJ to break down exactly where the VeeFriends comics universe is headed in 2026. I talk about my history as a storyteller — from the games I made up as a kid to how that foundation turned into VeeFriends.

We get into a real conversation about the “starving artist” myth and why it’s broken. Commercial success doesn’t ruin creativity — it protects it. I share why the comic industry needs to stop gatekeeping, start onboarding new fans, and think bigger about long-term relevance. Hope you enjoy!