Gary Vee

I know I've made some, but like, did anyone listen to the, like, literally the opening chapter of my book, Crush It, is if, literally, if you make $54,000 a year, but you are happy, you've crushed it.

That's it.

It's as good as it gets.

Yeah.

For me, anyway, nonetheless, it was a little bit of a tangent.

Here's what I would say.

The answer is yes.

The reason I navigate the way I navigate is I don't think I'm special.

I also am very aware that I'm the product.

I feel good about the businesses I build, my children, those things.

I feel like I've had impact taking on what I was given.

But me, the me, oh, boy, that's Tamara and Sasha Vaynerchuk's, you know, metal.

Yeah, yeah.

So that helps because when you don't think you're special, when you don't think you're fancy, you become dramatically more palpable.

Now, I am competitive.

I am ambitious.

I do want it.

But you picked up on something important.

And this will land for a lot of people that are both selfless and honestly, on the vulnerable side, enablers of bad behavior.

I get tremendous joy.