Watch This Before You Waste Another Year of Your Life
GaryVee joins Mel Robbins to argue that people can change far more than they think, that being misunderstood is fine, and that avoiding regret means acting tomorrow on what you've put off.
The gist
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GaryVee says he learned in his early 20s that he enjoys the chase and the practice more than the trophy or outside validation.
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When you feel misunderstood, GaryVee says stop needing to be understood, since no one, not even family, can fully know you.
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GaryVee suggests volunteering 5 hours at a local retirement home, saying it eases residents' loneliness and helps you think about avoiding regret.
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He calls "I wish I..." the worst sentence and urges listeners to do tomorrow the thing they've put off for years.
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Citing odds of 400 trillion to one of being born, GaryVee says moping wastes life; change your room, job, relationship, or what you follow.
"I like tactics sometimes. I got a weird one, everyone. This is a big one, actually. If you can volunteer 5 hours to a retirement home in your general area, like literally call them, email them... So much good will happen in that five hours. First of all, a lot of people in tho..."
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