The Content Formula That Still Works | Forward Keynote/Q&A

On today's episode of the GaryVee Audio Experience, we’re diving into the first-ever Backseat Q&A — a raw, no-filter format recorded mid-travel. Gary tackles hard-hitting personal and professional questions, covering everything from toxic family business dynamics to managing team chaos in high-growth companies. Whether you're trying to escape a bad situation, scale a side hustle, or calm down the financial pressure in your 20s, this episode is full of real talk, deep mindset shifts, and tactical advice.

On today's episode of the GaryVee Audio Experience, we’re diving into the first-ever Backseat Q&A — a raw, no-filter format recorded mid-travel. Gary tackles hard-hitting personal and professional questions, covering everything from toxic family business dynamics to managing team chaos in high-growth companies. Whether you're trying to escape a bad situation, scale a side hustle, or calm down the financial pressure in your 20s, this episode is full of real talk, deep mindset shifts, and tactical advice. 💥 One of the most powerful moments? Gary’s take on why doing things to impress others will always slow you down, while doing it for yourself unlocks long-term success. We talk about: The tough truths behind nepo babies in family businesses Why first-time managers often fail (and how to avoid it) Sales vs. marketing when you’ve only got 3 hours a day The truth about going viral — is it skill or luck? Crushing financial anxiety in your 20s Why self-accountability is the unlock for peace and power The emotional weight of complaining vs. sharing struggles Materialism, living within your means, and how credit cards might be society’s biggest trap 🎯 Whether you're a fresh grad, an overwhelmed manager, or stuck in a family biz, this is a must-listen. Tune in, reflect, and get ready for a wake-up call.

In this clip from Gary’s appearance on Squawk Box, he dives into a trend that’s about to explode in the U.S. — live social shopping. If you’ve been sleeping on platforms like Whatnot, TikTok Shop, or even Instagram Live as sales channels, this is your wake-up call. Gary breaks down how social commerce is evolving, why it’s dominating overseas, and what brands and creators need to do now to catch up.

On today’s episode, Gary sits down with Erika from the Erika Taught Me podcast for a powerful conversation that flips the typical “get rich quick” mindset on its head. If you've ever asked, “What’s the fastest way to make $100K?” — this one's for you. But Gary’s take might surprise you. He challenges the idea of speed altogether and dives deep into why chasing trends and quick wins might be exactly what's holding you back. They talk about real paths to wealth through self-awareness, passion, and building something meaningful around what you actually love — even if that's snow globes. Yes, snow globes. 👀

Today's episode of the podcast is Tea with GaryVee Ep. 72! This episode was one of those rare ones where the energy in the room matched the depth of the conversation. You’ll hear Gary talk about commerce-tainment in real time—literally selling while delivering value—and it perfectly sets the tone for what this show is about: merging business with real, raw conversations that matter. We had a caller who just left a high-paying job to chase his dream. Gary didn’t sugarcoat it—he gave him perspective he’ll probably carry for life. Another guest, 23 years old, battling FOMO and struggling with procrastination, got a reality check and a reminder to be kinder to himself. The balance of motivation and accountability in these moments is what makes this show so special to produce. From parenting advice for a teenage sneaker reseller to practical steps if the economy crashes—this episode covers a crazy amount of ground. And it ends with Gary going full speed on redefining success, why most people are stuck in cycles of self-doubt, and how the simplest mindset shift can change your entire life. If you’re in your head, overwhelmed, or just need to hear someone say it how it is, this is the one to lock into.