#AskGaryVee

[@Bazonkaz]

I truly admire how patient Seth Godin was. A testament to the kind of man he is.

[@dayangmelati6597]

I am a bit annoyed how impatient Gary is... :( No doubt I am a fan of Gary but come onnnn

[@BASEDinMaine]

Much respect for Seth for being such a gentle and patient man BUT being able to set a calm and clear boundary @24:00 -- And much respect for Gary for always being willing to be 'corrected' by Seth and controlling his unbridled energy and enthusiasm. Seth is a person he also cares for and respects (even if Gary gets revved up again and again throughout ALL his interviews, that ridiculous enthusiasm is part of his persona and he is willing to get checked back because he's engaged with the people around him). Not disagreeing with anything said here though :)

[@BASEDinMaine]

Gary does get out of control though, gosh.

[@ilonabaier6042]

Agreed, but I think when one has to do with Gary Vee one has to factor in having to patiently think outside of the box.

[@metastract]

Yes, I like how Seth demands respect and space to talk and disagree. It's essential when dealing with known it all types.

[@Levi_Allen]

There is great insights in this chat, but this is the first episode I’ve watched where I closed it before it finished. It was tough to stay focused with the jumping in and cutting off style. You’ve asked for feedback on the format before, so that’s my feedback. If you have guests on an episode please create room for guests to finish what their thoughts better ✌🏼

[@chandlerbing7269]

+Levi Allen seth was the one who was annoying.

[@Levi_Allen]

Thanks for your perspective. I'm curious why I found this episode so tense and hard to listen to. I really do appreciate good debate, but something felt off to me.

[@KieronMiller]

My thoughts exactly

[@themadfanatic]

+chandlerbing agreed

[@lucjeeh]

Lol, what a coincidence seeing you commenting on this channel - been a long time watcher of both you and Gary, keep it up :)

[@brunolavos5119]

I just learned Gary is actually self-centered, obnoxious, rude and a spoiled brat. Not walking his talk at all. Thank you Seth, for being the gentleman you are.

[@Storyraymond]

Bruno Lavos and this comment is very understanding and loving:)

[@jimmyholster]

You JUST noticed that? haha

[@malemyr2]

Gary would benefit a lot by simply listening!

[@PaulaLawesTheDailyGrow]

this is who he is, bout time we all respected who people are instead of criticising

[@shaddjimenez4524]

Paula Lawes gary has improved a lot since then though, just because you genuinely act a certain way doesn’t mean you can’t at least slowly improve to become a better person.

[@MrCalifornicationSD]

I am in awe. Seth Godin just keeps impressing me! He exudes such calmness and wisdom. Pure gold! And I love how he puts Gary in his place.

[@christinekobzeff]

I can’t, Gary calm down, use your listening skills and allow Seth to finish a sentence. It’s pointless to invite guests on your show under the pretense of an inspiring interview and then proceed to continuously speak over them.

[@AndyDooley]

Gary, you need to talk less and listen more :-) Gary, I'm shocked that you kept interrupting Seth, and then deny interrupting him.

[@Soby007]

+Andy Dooley Agreed, I love Seth & GaryV but Gary's interruptions got really annoying this episode. Really annoying

[@scottnaylor8004]

EXACTLY. Well said Sir

[@SantiYounger]

yeah that's Gary's biggest flaw, hahaha and I love pointing it out because I have him in my head shouting his comeback "That's who I am man" Ego is the Enemy Gary dog. Just kidding I'm the one who needs to listen more as well. Amazing episode, the debate was super interesting.

[@petermolinari2877]

Just look at his puppy eyes, he is a needy child!

[@joanmedori5107]

Yes, Gary was rudely interruptive. But it came from intense interest and engagement with the conversation. He was bursting and couldn't contain himself. I fell his pain.

[@dewainewakeman9506]

Seth Godin is a very disciplined guest... wish I had his patience...Nuff said.

[@HairJordan]

same

[@TheseOpenRoads]

You do have his patience, you choose not to practice it.

[@dewainewakeman9506]

Egotistical potty mouth. That is how I see Gary... too bad. I like his ideas, but he wears me down, so I'll probably be listening to somebody else next time. Social Media has a LOT of bright people. Gary's not the only Tiger in the business. He needs to consider his guests, and his audience more. :-(

[@TheseOpenRoads]

Dewaine Wakeman I hear what youre saying.. It's just who he is. I agree with you for the most part, I just think its a take it or leave it and Gary is really good at specific things - but no one is perfect (Except Seth) lol :P

[@dewainewakeman9506]

:-)

[@seanbryant3185]

Gary, for someone who is clearly crushing it so hard in business I admire and am inspired by you, but as a representation of your audience, I find it somewhat ironic how you talk about how having such self awareness is you're strength, and how great emotional intelligence and social calibration is, yet you disrespected your guest by interrupting his interesting points in what appears to be an attempt to make one of your own. I would honestly be much more impressed with you if you would have just gave up the spotlight for Seth seeing as he is your guest and I actually wanted to hear his views. Luckily Seth actually is emotionally intelligent and has the patience to handle that level of rude behavior. In the end it was a nice show and I feel like I learned and will definitely be looking into more of Seth's material.

[@jlouzado]

+1

[@Nachovaibs]

Reaaal

[@TheNewTravel]

Seth just gave the best explanation of coincidences that I've ever heard

[@paulsaladi545]

That was beautiful! :')

[@imwritingapoemaboutit]

Seth is right on the money when it comes to social media, i needed to hear that. Less consumption, more creation

[@inspiringlifeedu]

What do you think about GaryVee's idea of "document, don't create"

[@imwritingapoemaboutit]

I think that's very valuable advice for people that share content online. I think people underestimate how valuable it can be to showcase their creative processes and not just their finished projects

[@inspiringlifeedu]

Agreed! I wonder how Seth would have responded if Gary mentioned this.

[@imwritingapoemaboutit]

Me too now that you mention it. I think he would have seen merit in it, but he also doesn't have a social media presence so idk

[@yubrajbudha5987]

Yasmine is a Hot Mes

[@Vineetbhatiaishere]

Gary, I respect you and your view and admire Seth, therefore for me it makes for a great show. Although truth be told, I was left a little disappointed that you didn't give Seth more of an opportunity to express himself because you kept interrupting him. Just saying because I know you are into self awareness :)

[@mikeom1308]

+Vineet bhatia So true I like Gary, but it was actually getting very frustrating when he kept interrupting. 😡

[@LuisaBrimble]

+Vineet bhatia I totally agree!

[@EllensLaughter]

+Vineet bhatia Yes, although I admit to chuckling at the interaction that resulted. They're both similar, in their obviously different ways. There was only one time when I actually yelled at Gary to let Seth finish his thought. :-)

[@CalebBrandalise]

you can tell how truly developed seth is for keeping so cool during that! ive learned to just listen when a voice of reason is mid sentence and mid thought. gary, great great great content in this video. amazing. a little high tension. however very insightful both of yall

[@TheseOpenRoads]

Seth is a mastermind. I appreciate Gary's go go go mentality but it's not the only way to skin a cat. Seth is a perfect example of another way of doing just that! :)

[@jameshofheins4612]

This is the first #AskGaryVee show I've watched that was uncomfortable for me. Seth asked if anyone had ever walked out on Gary. I certainly thought he should have. It's pretty frustrating when a guest is trying to educate but we miss out because Gary walks all over them and won't stop interrupting, even after the guest has called him out for interrupting.

[@nashvillerealestaterocksta4333]

Yes I can relate. This was almost excruciating. I wanted so much to hear Seth's wisdom.

[@joelsexton5594]

If you want to hear wisdom, you'll have to go another channel. There's not much of that here.

[@aetas4500]

James Hofheins The guy is like an excited child. I'm autistic and even I don't act like that.

[@ms.5779]

Nashville Real Estate Rockstars it was painful to watch..1st time ever that I couldn't watch a complete GV show

[@ms.5779]

巨美尻女王 (Queen BumBum) LOL

[@HeartInitiation]

First time the guest is better than Gary... stop interrupting him!

[@flaevbeatzmusic]

36:41 - deep food for thought 💭 your existence has value and your genius intellect requires responsibility to fulfill your purpose. Thank you for being you, Seth! ❤️

[@RichardKoenigsberg]

One of the greatest dialogues I've ever seen on the Internet. GaryVee usually projects his point of view, as does Seth. Here, we have GaryVee often disagreeing with Seth--so Seth has to DEFEND AND ASSERT HIS POINT OF VIEW. We see that he is much, much more intelligent than I imagined he was--because he has to provide reasons. Yeah, GaryVee is irritating, but he forces Seth to crystallize his point of view. Really a GREAT session. Don't miss it. Brings me to tears.

[@chapinfamily10278]

In this episode Seth has shown his wisdom. You guys would be an unstoppable team. You could learn so much from each other. Gary needs a mentor like Seth, we all do.

[@sergioLombrico]

Gary you threw away a wonderful opportunity to learn. How could you just interrupt without bringing anything to the table. You might be the hardest working person in the world, as you claim, but yeah...tweeting and reading, trying to understand the world are two different worlds. Such a pity, you pushed too hard trying to match Seth and forgot about the one thing we all come here for, which is value. The fact that you and Seth are so different, and the fact that he so freely speaks his minds without being intimidated or inhibited for a second by "Gary Vaynerchuk", like some of your guests at time, should have been handled differently. Wish you well.

[@imagistatheimagista1870]

Gary! Please re-do this interview! Much to learn and teach us!

[@flaevbeatzmusic]

9:09 - Great point, Gary! Taking notes from these two geniuses in 2020 is what’s mind blowing to me 🤯🖐🏾

[@Illacertus]

Love Seth's expression "I read them (3 books a day) until I get the joke." Brilliant episode!

[@blissfulmale]

Almost impossible and painful to watch as you wanna hear Seth finish his thought, and he almost never - has a chance.

[@CarlCallmer]

To be completely honest, I had no idea who Seth was before this. and now I have a shit ton of books I have to read!

[@Batawi]

Actually i really enjoyed the back and forth, you are seeing two people honestly try and i think the passion is commendable. You get both sides of the conversation and can think for yourself what is true to you

[@SleepOnSundays]

Gary, you're a smart guy, but Seth is on another level intellectually, made you look a little silly.

[@HipHopAn0n]

I actually think in terms of processing power Gary is higher, but he is less emotionally stable. I don't even know why I'm arguing with you - I feel lame now! Off to bed

[@paulsaladi545]

@@HipHopAn0n Yeah as much as I love and appreciate Gary, I really don't think he is higher in processing power than Seth. My stomach was churning at how silly he made himself look when he was interrupting Seth to voice some really uneducated and immature opinions. But hopefully this would be an episode that he'd look back and learn something important from.

[@g.ieronymidis]

Which makes it the perfect position for a person like Gary

[@iAm_Ahnubis]

Wow lol, I had to come read to comments to see if it was just me. It seems like he either improved or folks don't talk as much as he does today. Seth is incredibly patient, I would have gotten annoyed already and told him to chill and let me talk. It took Seth forever to answer the questions asked on the internet. Gary did look rather immature. I like him, but this made me look at him slightly differently, especially since the things he says are simple to think of, most of us are just too lazy and unmotivated, so hearing it over and over seems good.

[@byMinho]

It was soo great to see two, really successful people disagreeing with each other. It shows in its purest form that there isn't only one CORRECT way of perceiving world, people, life. Thanks for making this Gary and team!

[@AlexanderEmmanual]

This is the best Ask Gary Vee because of that debate. Because I've never seen someone disagree and have that conversation where both have differing perspectives with Gary. Usually Gary's the head of knowledge but now we get another knowledge superhero in the room to join.

[@marshmello_dematt]

+Alex Sandalis Agreed but I think it's the best because it reveals a deeper truth. I had to 'rewind' like umpteen thousand times to fully absorb it. It's when Seth talks about how there's a whole legion of peeps out there who 'think' they are using social media in the way that it was meant to be used but what they're actually doing is actually becoming the product themselves. What they're actually doing is using social media in the exact fashion that it was designed to be utilised....meaning 'almost addictively'. 24:23 "....You are not the customer, you are the product. It was optimized to make you anxious until you use it again. It was optimized to extract from you nervous energy not productive output." I like how he qualifies the opening statement......'problem with ' social media. I've had to think about this long and hard since yesterday.......and reflect. I reflect. It's *MY superpower.....heheh. (Vayner-reference). With this insight, I am reviewing how I use social media and consider how I am being manipulated by its' design. I must decide how I want to show up on social media and how I allow it to influence me and what 'body of work'...so to speak I would like to leave. I've recently seen consumerism understood like this...an evolution. 1st it was: Buy Product >>which became: we Buy Experiences >> We seek to become the Product by our purchases. >> What do I want to leave as 'my body of work' when we transcend product purchasing. What Seth discerned was that...many get sucked into the machine thinking that they've arrived when they've ended up abandoning their authenticity without even realizing it. This is the most fascinating episode to date. Many layers and then they just both end up thinking that each other is arguing a different point. Much gnashing of teeth and then they all slap backs 'n it's all good....The End. :D!!!

[@AlexanderEmmanual]

+#MarshmelloNation Many layers indeed. Just like your comment which I'm struggling to find a specific point to reply to. If you think your becoming the product than you need to figure out how to flip it and turn it so you can give and receive great value for your time.

[@jordanellams]

+#MarshmelloNation nice.

[@cc_chapman]

This was 40 minutes of pure gold. Thank you for having someone who constantly inspires me from so many different directions sitting down at the table.

[@garthnaude8012]

The best takeaways for me were: "A meaningful specific or a wandering generality", Zig Ziglar Social Media - "you are not the customer" , " you are the product" "Social Media was optimized to make you anxious until you can use it again" "It extracts from you nervous energy, not productive output and keeps users from doing important work." #QOTD - those that know me.... Great show Gary & Seth...love the energy both of you bring to the table...

[@mizmaclean]

Seth is one of the loveliest men I've ever encountered. He is elegant about his wisdom and more than generous with his knowledge and time. Huge, huge fan of Seth.

[@24DeCeMbEr24]

Everyone's saying they hated the episode because of Gary's interruptions, but I thought it was FASCINATING.

[@BoGaines]

This was hard to watch. Seth is full of wisdom and Gary is full of himself. Seth's patience is amazing, most people would have walked out, especially when he was quoting Zig. But let's not forget this inspirational quote. "Seth's self awareness of himself, to me, speaks to really understanding yourself." - Gary V.

[@MikeLocke]

Seth's answer about limiting social media is GOLD.

[@teachmehowtoduggi]

+Mike Locke limiting input or output?

[@thedanfernando]

+Mike Locke You should talk about this on your next video and I'd love to hear your opinion on Social Media for web designer / developer. Much appreciate

[@MikeLocke]

Dan Fernando Yeah, actually was thinking about doing a video on this to discuss my thoughts.

+Mike Locke Yeah makes me feel a whole lot better about not being on all the social media platforms.

[@BlueLotusFilms]

+Mike Locke Did anyone else see the irony that Seth dissed being on social media overload while on #Askgaryvee? Seth is a true radical thought leader.

[@MakarLisitsin]

Seth is brilliant. Seen him talking for the first time in my life. Gary reminded me here myself at 14 talking to a teacher. 🙂

[@RyanSaplanPT]

I mean this with the utmost respect, but Gary, you're ego is way to big for a 2 person simultaneous show. It's what I love about you Gary.. The confidence + self awareness is Amaizng me. And to Seth, your hero - you're writing grounds me. 2 polar opposites I follow in the same room. Wow. What a great show guys. FYI Gary I bought the book. And Seth, linchpin is the book that came to me at the right time in my life, thank you.

[@mahael-jack6262]

Just paused at 16:51 so I could say - GARY I LOVE YOU - YOU are the funniest person on the planet - your manic energy energy and remarkable insight makes learning ridiculously fun - THANK YOU

[@coachcolin]

ooooo never seen Gary lose an argument so hard. Seth is swordsmen

[@JohnMandersonBM]

Gary is just rude and thinks he's something he's not. Seth, on the other hand, is truly educated, smart and experience. Gary has a lot of luck on his side.

[@josecoverlessons]

@@JohnMandersonBM gary is a genious, but hes not on seths level at all. Seth is another genious but with humility and education

[@erikabecerra5770]

This is exactly how my opinion about "social media is taking away our productivity" VS "Social media can be your start to greatness" debate goes in my head. Love the energy and love that people can disagree on stuff and talk through it to give the point.

[@ShortDogg]

This is, by FAR, my favorite episode yet! Mad Love to Seth Godin! I appreciate his perspective on shit.

[@ryantoddrose]

Gary! I love everything you do. I love the information you give. There isn't anything I'd ever change about what you do and how you do it..... except for one thing. Let Seth speak for God's sake! Man, there is a time to talk and a time to listen. When Seth is talking, that's the time to listen. I'm not saying to just sit there and say nothing, just let the man finish a thought without jumping down his throat.

[@alisonwade6323]

I have not watched GaryVee for a while as he always looks exhausted (hustle is not relaxing!) and I just end up not listening. However, when I saw that Seth was on, I pressed play. Well, Gary really needs to sit back and shut up!! Even Seth wanted to walk out. Gary - we love you, but you can slow it down without becoming weaker. Ali x

[@AndyDooley]

+Alison Wade totally agree

[@RichardKoenigsberg]

+Andy Dooley I think challenging was good--very productive--brought out the best in Seth: he had to say things in a way he never did before: justify his point of view. Irritating, yes, but made for a great viewer experience.

[@ms.5779]

Alison Wade you said it perfectly

[@Malay435]

In short: “less cocaine”

[@__edgarhinojosa__]

This is my very first comment for Gary. I am absolutely grateful for both of you guys. After watching countless of video and consuming your content Gary, this was such a learning experience for me. I got so many great idea, the debate and battle was inspiring and you guys definitely brought the best out of each other. Seeing an intellectual marketer's view point and a street hustling, EQ genius, and consumer behavior specialist like Gary's point of view was the amazing. I love both of you, thank you so much and Gary... I've truly learned soo much from you. I've always known that getting people attention was my calling, I am obsessed with self awareness and really knowing myself before I even knew you existed. Tonight I've decided to go full force with building my own personal brand of who I am because that clearly speaks what I do. You are a master at your craft. Look forward to meeting you and breaking bread with you on the future. Much love and respect. Edgar Hinojosa

[@TheHoopMountain]

Nervous energy vs productive output

[@ms.5779]

HWBDHoops damn good way of phrasing that. "Slow down grasshopper" said the Kung Foo Master

[@paulsaladi545]

@@ms.5779 Hahahaha!!

[@dferraez3432]

G! Thank you for being yourself day in and day out. Regardless of who is sitting next to you. I don’t believe it was disrespectful. Seth stood for his self awareness and you stood for yours. That’s just what self awareness, EQ and excitement looks like! Lol thanks for sharing.

[@SRoyalty]

Oh Gary Gary Gary....I know you like to talk my dear and it's your show but you gotta let your guests have their fair share too. Remember God gave us two ears and one mouth for a reason lol. You did good in the beginning lol not sure what happened after. Love both you guys. Stay great..much Love ❤🙏👏👏👏

[@alicetaylor5798]

when two people truly want to understand each other it will seem like conflict- this talk was respectful and honestly my favorite.

[@YogaUpload]

Wow, I think this is the first time I see someone strongly disagreeing with Gary. The debate is entertaining (uncomfortable to watch at times) and more importantly, thought-provoking. I've been following this channel and I've learned a lot from the full keynotes and askgaryvee show. I feel motivated to keep working on my content and begin exploring social media. I just started reading Gary's JJJRH book and hearing Seth today is also making me look at things from a different perspective. I'll be checking out his blog and books, for sure. Thanks for another awesome episode!

[@brandonpoplstein355]

+Yoga Upload I would agree! Definitely an entertaining episode

[@MLMSuccessWithSeb]

Seth is such a deep guy...what an honour to have him as a guest, I am sure Gary had his mind stretched big time and was really tested in today's shooooowwww. :)

[@MrJaredLetoIsAGod]

you need to stop interrupting your guests so much!

[@iman388]

He's not interrupting he's adding. This isn't a senate floor debate and Seth is smart enough of an individual that you don't have to let him fully finish to get the joke.

[@ChrisHunterSavesTheDay]

+Aydin Emsley Exactly! Gary wasn't adding anything, especially compared to what Seth can give to all of these questions.

[@MrJaredLetoIsAGod]

+Immanuel Aya you can visibly see in Seth's demeanour that even though he understands Gary is very energetic he was slightly irritated by the constant rebuttals mid argument. I respect Gary immensely and look up to him however I also believe that you can always be polite and let someone finish a statement, even if you disagree, irrelevant of your success. That's all, still love Gary and his great knowledge

[@takeoffwithanthony]

Not sure why everyone is so up in arms about this episode. We're watching two intelligent people have an open conversation about varying topics, answering from different points of view. Seth may have had more depth on some of these answers, but I found it fascinating to watch and listen to them debate each other and not just agree for the sake of agreeing. Awesome episode.

[@JoshRimer]

Omg, I love Gary, but let the man answer the f'ing question! We want to hear that, not how many books he reads a few pages of each day.

[@bedszone]

+JoshRimer I liked finding that out because I feel lazy when I don't read the whole book...now I know it's because I get bored after I figure it out..

[@MattLoberstein]

+JoshRimer Felt like some serious ADD in this episode lol

[@josecoverlessons]

I liked that question, however gary was quite rude, and deffiantely outsmarted and outclassed

[@magda.agromania]

Seth's knowledge, attitude and personality... This man is amazing. Thanks for invite him to your podcast!

[@learnitfromwilliam]

Worst episode ever. And nothing to do with Seth, I absolutely love him and was so excited that he was on. But you totally dis-respected him with all the interrupting. He's not your cousin or brother. I wish he would have walked out on you. #disappointed #askgaryvee

[@PatBatemanAtDorsia]

+Information Technology Q & A Show (William C) Totally agree with you. When gary says "let me finish" without letting the guest finish his train of thought and offer his point of view there really is no point of even having a guest on the show. Huge fan of GaryVee, but this episode could've been so much better if he just let Seth speak his mind.

[@learnitfromwilliam]

Pat Bateman Right on Pat, exactly my thoughts. He interrupts all his guests but this was by far the worst especially when you're talking to someone like Seth.

[@adamhope9030]

+Pat Bateman they are clearly like old friends and they make an episode of the show and you are just sitting there bitching... i doubt they care it wasn't a bad episode

[@justinspaulding]

+Information Technology Q & A Show (William C) Mannnnnn, I loved this episode. Two intellects and succesful action takers debating. Doesn't get much better!

[@learnitfromwilliam]

+Justin Spaulding Justin, I love GV and follow everything he does. I also love Seth's work. And I'm not against debates. This was no debate. It was GV interrupting Seth the entire dam episode. When Seth asked him if anyone had ever walked out on him, don't you think that's a clue he was getting sick of it? I bet that's the last time Seth does anything on video with GV in that type of setting.

[@owenkorzec]

I saw the comments about Gary's interruptions but I personally LOVED how this turned out...the fact that you were both willing to go super deep and battle it out made this a remarkable AskGaryVee in my opinion. Listening to opposing viewpoints of successful people is my favorite way to learn!

[@angelascully6622]

That ending was like that sad part when you're on the last bite of a tiny, scrumptious meal. I want more! There NEEDS to be a Seth & Gary show. The freakin Yin & Yang on so many levels! To watch the friction, the forced patience, the lack thereof, the countering, the sharing of beliefs and views of the two minds that totally fire me up, or most importantly that are up there on who's worth listening to because they're highly current, relevant opinions i can trust, that was amazing to say the very least. Muchos Respectos to you both. What a treat, thank you. Yeah just let him complete the sentence, then state your point Gary. But I love it that you didnt, and hate it that you did... tough. But only cause this is a show for the people, I'd humbly say let him finish ;)

[@tomnicholas3470]

Seth's observations about social media are priceless- especially the part about people choosing themselves and those who are hiding from the attempt by saying, "Me too and ++."

[@Svaren]

WOW 37 minutes??? I haven't even started it yet and I'm excited for this episode.

[@KyleReed]

+Jeremiah Svaren Me too. Can't wait to watch later tonight.

[@lacrahuntington]

When Seth appears you bow down to the master. So cool you invited him! He changed my life for the good.

[@Cerepr0]

Best ever. Seth Godin is the smartest person in modern marketing!

[@pelekoa4414]

Yes, and there's also Harvey Brody, no?

[@iammistergreen]

This is THE BEST podcast I've ever listened to. It was like seeing a parent and a kid (a grown up one) talk and have fun. It was awesome!

[@doitright5819]

Man, I got a headache! Seth never got an uninterrupted stream of consciousness out! Damn just have yourself as a guest every week if you aren't going to let you guest talk.

[@seanbryant3185]

Jordan Baylor agreed. No offense Gary, but you should talk all you want when you do your own talks, but when you have a guest please don't talk at them or try to compete with them, ask them about their expertise, listen and learn with us. You don't have to know everything to provide value, and the value of this video was lessened a bit by Gary's interruptions and him not listening or allowing us to listen to Seth.

[@PaulaLawesTheDailyGrow]

Love this! a REAL conversation between 2 real people. No pretending, no rubbish just two real people. Whether that's not what you like or not, it's what it is. Love you Gary!

[@SusanSalzbrenner]

I listened to this episode on the podcast, and actually took the time to come back here and comment, because: Why on earth couldn't you let Seth finish his sentence? Maybe it comes across better on video, but I got angrier and angrier while running (good fuel, haha). Seriously, big thumbs up for Seth Godin for staying composed and bringing his point to the finish line. Loved the answers he gave, love the fact that he was on the show, but ...(and I am sure Gary is aware of this) Gary should never be a moderator or interviewer. Jesus!- end of rant- Still, great show and content!

[@mac_mcguckin]

This was just brilliant! Loved the interchange between you two guys - terrified to find I'm several years older than Seth because I want to be him when I grow up. Gary, your energy, drive, positivity and can-do attitude is inspiring. I am inspired! Thank you both, immensely.

[@CamdenMcInnis]

I love Gary but he's too competitive with Seth in this interview. He's treating Seth more like an enemy than an allie.

[@circleinfo]

I guess he somehow subconscious wanted to proof seth he is on the same level as him because he admires him. But this is kind of idiotic, if he would listen more what Seth tried to say the interview would have gone much better...

[@Lushanman]

it's awesome to watch smart and successful people be be relaxed and act in a very natural way around their peers and someone they respect even though they're on camera. I had a feeling that some of Gary's excitement of teasing Seth broke my screen and got to me. THANK YOU BOTH, YOU ARE AMAZING! And the advice is extremely helpful Gary, you have me sitting down with pen and paper watching video over video. spasibo Vam bolshoe!

[@GeoffKleinman]

Really good episode. Two very different styles and perspectives that when you put them together add up to some really interesting stuff.

[@bacdi7063]

Seth's got it figured out man. That thing about eliminating distractions and making yourself bored is key. So glad I came back to this video.

[@ameenomar__]

Seth is the first guest to school Gary. That's saying something!

[@jkocaja1]

It's great to see where Gary is at in his career that he can still learn a thing or two. Being an entrepreneur is an on-going learning process. I put this episode, 2nd to episode #118.

[@YogaUpload]

+Seera Masters Love the debates. Seth definitely offers a different perspective from Gary's. This is a thought-provoking episode. Now we have to think critically and decide what approach works best for us; both of them make really good points.

[@ugenewoon]

The opposing thoughts are very engaging! Loving it from start till finish! Thanks Seth and Gary, you both have the magnetism that pulls the audience right into the conversation. Watching Askgaryvee exposes me to alot of great minds whom I'll follow, right after the show!

[@BrettMagill]

I like how seth is the only guy that can make Gary sit down haha :D Both of you rock!

[@shaddjimenez4524]

gary has improved in his listening skills since then, shows that even if you genuinely act a certain way, doesn’t mean that you can’t at least slowly improve to become a better person.

[@YuriRadavchuk]

so far it's the most intense and memorable show for me. Thanks Seth, respect GaryVee.

[@resortgirl17]

This is probably my favorite video. I can see why you are so fond of this man, he has great things to say and he is so interesting!

[@seelos7videos]

I don't know Gary I think the score is Seth 4 to 1. This was seriously my favorite show so far! I was physically nervous through out because of the constant bating and thought interruptions but also weirdly satisfied because of the obvious friendship and mutual respect!

[@aprilalegria]

Seth Godin's wise contents and calmness in his voice and the ability to react within his rational mind while being constantly interrupted made ppl see how profound he is within his heart and mind, from an eastern culture point of view, this is a lot of virtue, wise, calm, patient, kind, big-picture mind, much in contrast with the other one's rudeness, insecurity, desire for spot-light, not listening really and quick making wrong conclusions, even just by watching it here is hard to take, Seth has much more wisdom to have even completed the show without walking out or losing his mind.

[@tonylorentzen]

Love how you silence up when Seth speaks, Gary ;-)

[@emmatodd9796]

As many people have mentioned, I also LOVE Gary Vee. He offers so much for everyone to learn from and he's a true pioneer. No one is perfect and I feel out of place to point out someone's flaws when I have many more than Gary ever will but Gary always mentions that he's proud of his emotional intelligence. A large part of that is active listening and knowing when you have brought someone on your show for their opinion to actually let him give it. I think he was just super pumped and excited to have Seth there and it did give Seth a squeeze which was interesting but I feel we could've heard so much more from him had Gary let him speak. Meditation would helps with this Mr Vee but you're still one of my heroes. x

[@Firztepcom]

"I notice things for a living and try to point them out to people..." Beautiful art.

[@bilalgreen]

Just loved the part of the conversation about Emotional inteligence and weird coincedences ! The way Gary was behaving sends weiredly some good vibes to watch it! Great duo !

[@mishaespinoza3900]

I love this video but Gary's interruption are just too rude.

[@Yarnhookneedles]

I honestly think Gary’s interruptions and abrupt responses were a result of him feeling “pricked in the heart” because social is the place Gary has built everything. Seth thinks on a different level and this isn’t to say Gary is ignorant (quite the opposite) it’s just, these guys are functioning on different playing fields. Both bring amazing things to the table but at the end of the day this was an abrasive interview and Seth operated with great humility and patience.

[@devonrumpel]

loved the discourse between them, a sort of yin and yang on use of social media.

[@marcosayala73]

So impressed by Seth’s ability to remember the questions omg wow a lot of interruptions Gary but still grateful for the depth they created

[@bimalnair]

This episode puts a full stop on my interest in watching your dailyvee Gary. Thanks for bringing out this gem of a person. Seth was so cool! Ridiculously cool! He is brilliant, amazing and a rockstar. And you were such an attention seeking, arguing teenager! Henceforth I am heading over to Seth's blog for any further help over marketing stuff. You totally disrobed your position of respect in my view. Nevertheless, thanks a ton for bringing this star to the table. Seth! i salute you!

[@bradmarshall781]

I watch, re-watch, and when insights & inspiration are needed, I watch again. Comedy duo.

[@patricksanderson3062]

Great guest. Terrible host. He was clearly out of his depth and spent the entire time butting in with irritating comments. The 'I hate science' part was laughable. This lad is embarrassing himself.

[@dvdjhnstn]

One of the best Ask Gary Vee's I've watched. I enjoyed the debate and discussion. My admiration for both increased greatly. It shows that people can have a healthy discussion about what they believe.

[@manpreetjassal]

Gary and Seth!! Batman vs Superman in the marketing universe! Thank you for this gem!!!!

[@CharadeTV]

Seth Godin videos states showing up in my feed. I listened to a few minutes of his videos before I found this one. Gary calling him "The Legend" instantly solidified my trust in his info. Goes to show the power of influencers and Collaboration!

[@giantbear829]

Let Seth talk, bring him back.

[@exceptionalvideomarketing]

I didn't see any of the interruptions guys are talking about. I saw 2 friends having a great conversation. Just my thoughts though. Love 'em both.

[@MrFiyolo]

Interesting episode. I can't figure out if Gary and Seth are super super tight and they were playing with each other or if Gary crossed the line a few times and pissed Seth off. My gut tells me they are close and no harm was done :) To add to this I just listened to Seth on the Tim Ferriss podcast and had a similar vibe. I felt there was a disconnect from Tim and Seth and times. I think Seth may be such a deep thoughtful thinker that when he gets into answering a question someone like Gary can't wait to hear the full 5 minute answer. Regardless I enjoyed this episode. There were uncomfortable moments but best of all there was a challenge both from Seth and Gary and I think that is important.

[@Theycallmeholla]

If anything, Seth was being defensive because he didn't think that Gary was hearing him, but really, Gary was aware of where Seth was going, cutting out the fluff, and rebutting the point that Seth was headed towards. Good shit.

[@thirtythreeA]

I admire Seth's patience. ;)

[@BenJaye]

Wow, one of THE best episodes of the Ask Gary Vee show..! Awesome banter back and forth between Seth and Gary. It was exciting and interesting to see two great masterminds trading thoughts and discussing opinions in a nicely-paced, productive, and insightful manner. Seth's calm and slow delivery, Gary's quickfire and active brain.

[@willvalentine9821]

let the man speak .. damn.. gary... please.. god..

[@isaacguerrerojaimes1850]

Episode 182 the best?!?! NOT AT ALL!!! This is my favourite! Great people talk about ideas, average people talk about things, small people talk about other people. Awesome! Thank you!!!

[@bitesizefirst]

Sorry Gary, this time I have to give it to Seth Godin. I knew exactly what he was talking about and I agree with him for 100%. I think what he means is it's not all about how to use all the tools at our disposal as some of you're followers tend to belief. It's just that a tool, before trying to create waves and building a brand bla bla bla. Strategy in my humble opinion comes second. Most important it is to find what it is you need to do, like to do and do only that as much as you can before trying to expand into all areas. Creating real value first.1 second ago•

[@MrPaulArmistead]

Holy crap!!! That was one for the ages Gary and Seth. Loved watching the back and forth between you two. I could listen to you two debate stuff all day.