Ray Dalio, Principles, The Evolution of Bridgewater Associates, & Meditation |

[@kndrkaye1]

Thank you Gary for showing me the reason why I need to stop interrupting people when they speak to me

[@henrybogel4734]

Kendra Kaye I’m feeling the same thing

[@MiraLavandier]

100%

[@santiseedcompany5738]

51% Gary interrupting 25% Gary answering his own questions 10% "yes" 10% Ray attempting to answer a question 2% Ray's principles 2% Tim Ferriss It's called askgaryvee for a reason -Gary asks and Gary answers... ...with guests

[@ThePrabhu00]

Santi Seed Company 😄😄😄

[@guinthehouse]

lmfao

[@daniloitaliano]

100%! :-)

[@hellofnt52]

Gary = Ego

[@461932570]

Nakarin Tinnawong 100billion+ company vs 100million+ company. 10billion+ net worth vs 10million+ net worth.

[@sepoker]

gary first-off love your content. don't ever stop making it. this one was a little cringe though with all the interrupting my friend. Please let the guest articulate a full thought.

[@joeyschrichte4914]

Agree. This was the first time he really annoyed me. "Yep. Yeah. I know. I know. Yeah."

[@YogaBlissDance]

Gary this was the most hyper you've been. Please start meditating---it will totally help. It felt like you wanted to impress him or something, so you kept saying "I know...I know.." But he is talking to us really ---the audience. He also was clearly getting stressed esp. early in interview. Too much coffee- ---does that to me- for me lol too much coffee is 1.5 cups- I become a maniac!

[@leedsdrumacademy]

16:47 - "I'll tell you..." - Ray Dalio getting stressed out due to Gary's constant interruptions. I love these guests and I'm okay with the vlogs because Gary gets edited down. But Gary... relax and listen dude. I say this with love. :)

[@gustavl3638]

Leeds Drum Academy completely agree. This was a great episode, probably the best one to date. But IT could have been EVEN BETTER if you would let the man elaborate instead of interrupting him.

[@leedsdrumacademy]

Gustav Linder That's Gary for you. He said that he feels uncomfortable when it's quiet. The problem is that for Gary, anything that's not his voice means quiet.

[@leedsdrumacademy]

Just look at the difference when Tim Ferriss (two Rs and two Ss) called... he waited, he listened, he stayed calm. No need to interject, to make noises, to say "yes" every two seconds. Gary likes negative feedback, so he must be loving this. Btw, liking negative feedback makes sense but it's also a compensation mechanism for when all you get is negative feedback. You have to love it so you don't hate yourself.

[@chrisbiondi782]

Leeds Drum Academy he's saying "right" and "yeah" to Ray before he even knows what Ray's saying

[@TheSwagwaggon]

44:18 This is straight up disrespectful Gary, let people finish their thoughts before you start the phone call. Make them wait on hold until your guest finishes talking. You talk about how much EQ you have... Well watch this and look at how he’s reacting. I feel like you’d know better. Coming from a fan of what you do.

[@TheSwagwaggon]

15:13 He knows you don’t care about what he’s trying to say when you do this.

[@TheSwagwaggon]

13:28 You’ve never tried meditating but you’re saying that you’ve entered the zone that one would enter into after getting into meditation. You say you’re honest about what you know and don’t know about. Be open to learning about meditation instead of pretending like you know what it’s like.

[@TheSwagwaggon]

Just tryna help you out

[@TheSwagwaggon]

50:18 - 15:26 You interrupted 7 times “Yes” 5 times “I know” twice Cheeeeeeeel

[@TheSwagwaggon]

The Jôkër hahaha dude I woke up at 4 am and did the shit I needed to do. I’m happy with where I’m at.

[@JakeSucky]

Can be tough to listen when Gary interrupts so much

[@jedflex]

The man is just excited.

[@BASEDinMaine]

If you've been watching Gary for a while youd notice this was quite an improvement from the past. A lot more restraint and conscious apology for necessary interjections on Garys part. He'll never turn it all the way off but he is aware of people not liking too much interruption

[@abrahamkim7134]

So relevant to the part about meditation and Gary being so in the conscience and detached from the sub-conscience.

[@kylewithfocus]

Yeah, love Gary but there’s been several times while watching this where I felt Ray was getting towards a good point and Gary interrupted just to get a word in about how he hates Michael Jordan or something like that.

[@jenniferdennis2632]

Weirdly, I'm starting to really enjoy watching how different guests respond to Gary's style of interview. I'm stealing ideas for keeping a conversation on the track that I want.

[@markdlaminiart7999]

I love Gary but it's kind of upsetting how he seems to never need to learn anything from anyone else. I know he is brilliant but i'm sure it doesn't hurt to be a student as much as a teacher. Great video.

[@chrisbiondi782]

Mark Dlamini Art he's the opposite of Lewis Howes who doesn't speak enough

[@drcodyfehrman4393]

True. Lewis at least asks great questions and also listens fully. It seemed Gary was always thinking about the next thing to say or putting in his 2¢ asap. I love Gary and have followed him for a few years now, but in this particular interview, he interrupted so much with someone who had so much value to bring. I feel a lot was left unsaid with Ray's responses. Half of his intriguing responses were cut off and some he didn't get to finish his thoughts with. I can say his book "Principles" is fantastic so far. Overall, good interview. Ray's question at the end was fantastic. 🔥🔥🔥

[@FrameFreakStudio]

Gary I love you, and you've been doing so great with interrupting less, but this episode you lost control, let the man speak, I'm barely 16 min in and even I got exasperated by so much interruption (I'm saying this with love)

[@amyvanbeveran6464]

Frame Freak Studio soooo true

[@chrisbiondi782]

Frame Freak Studio his interview with Robins was so uncomfortable to watch. Even Robins was uncomfortable. I was embarrassed for him. He wouldn't let Tony talk

[@evanfabio8253]

Arno Cuevas And that's exactly where he should correct his action. Yea in certain things you shouldn't give a fuck whether someone is billionaire or not. But in this particular case, Gary SHOULD treat the billionaire differently because he MIGHT LEARN something from him. By treating Ray The Freaking Dalio like nobody, he purposedly SHUT EVERY OPPORTUNITY HE HAD TO ACTUALLY LEARN SOMETHING FROM HIM. In this interview, he was a full glass instead of half-full glass. And even if he thinks he's right, he should shut the fuck up and let us, the real audience, learn something from Ray Dalio.

[@kylewithfocus]

Damn, that was painful to listen to at times. It was like Gary was going for some kind of record of interjecting into someone else's thoughts. There were several times during the interview that Ray was getting into some good shit and every two seconds Gary was jumping in with some shit like, "Yeah" or "I understand". Ray even acknowledged this a few times by replying, "I know you understand" but he wasn't trying to get the point across to Gary, he was trying to get the point across to the people consuming this content. I love you Gary but for someone that preaches so much about emotional intelligence and self-awareness, I'd expect a bit willingness to listen to someone and let them complete a thought before interjecting with something.

[@MikeyFFA500]

Gary was a bad host in this one. This legendary guest did not need constant interruptions...

[@alexandraalan1351]

I could not agree more. He is such a narcissist. If he had said something meaningful, I would have understood that.

[@RyanMoran]

Damn, Gary is egotistical. This is hard to watch. For being so emotionally aware it seems Gary does not pick up cues from his guests.

[@EvaGreenFanPennyDreadful]

Gary is a narcissist...it's gotten so bad. I literally stopped following him on all social media. He's using all his followers to make himself feel good and push his agenda.

[@EvaGreenFanPennyDreadful]

He's also been surrounded by yes people that suck him off..just look at all his fans. Cancerous shit.

[@freeblom]

ive been noticing this too😢

[@Deliquescentinsight]

Can be, it is not super healthy, luckily Gary does have empathy - success brings its own indulgences, I am not sure I would enjoy that level of fame and exposure.

[@charlesperalta9440]

Yeah, wouldn't even let Ray talk..

[@Beauty_bydeborah]

This was a great episode that could have been even better had Gary not interrupted him so much. I was listening to this on the podcast app and it was frustating because I kept wondering what Ray was trying to say. It's was hard to keep up with what he was saying because Gary kept interrupting. I know Gary has already improved a lot in this area, but I think he should let the guests talk more.

[@rpifb18]

Deborah Praha great point

[@alima.6776]

Deborah I think you will really enjoy the interview Tom bilyeu did with ray Dalio 100x better than this. Great value check it out

[@Beauty_bydeborah]

@@alima.6776 Thank you for the recommendation. I will check it out. Tom is a very good interviewer.

[@jackodennis]

Hey Gary. I love you man. I feel you really understand and agree with Ray on a lot of stuff but sometimes you have to let go of the ego or whatever it is that allows you to dominate the conversation. You said “Yup” and “I understand” a lot of times. As someone who is viewing this it may frustrate Ray and a viewer. One word: listen

[@Supersimracingz]

Leave the man talk! Jesus, you learn more from listening than talking!

[@alexandraalan1351]

Yes, this is the worst Ray Dalio interview I watched.

[@ChadDavies]

Ray is truly legendary, Gary can overpower conversations but Ray maintains control SO WELL throughout. Wish I could have called in to this show, incredible show. Thanks Gary and Team.

[@MrSamisue27]

I would have liked to have heard out the meditation part. Ask so many good questions but we don't get to hear the other smart persons actual thoughts and ideas. Sigh

[@MrBlodhund]

natural tendencies Read his book, it's amazing

[@farsifix]

Tim Ferris interview with Ray Dalio... He talks about his meditation kzbin.info/www/bejne/noOwaHqprtNnfpY

[@alima.6776]

Hey I think you would really love the interview Tom bilyeu did with Ray Dalio 100x better than this a ton of value talks about meditation too

[@ChromakMusic]

gary needs to vaynerchill

[@ericswenson5424]

not reading books is a terrible idea

[@Supergecko8]

Gary Vaynerchuk interviews Gary Vaynerchuk feat Ray Dalio

[@DanielThomasArgueta]

I commend Ray for his patience. It must be a benefit of longtime meditation practice. Gary would benefit from it too.

[@GabrielLaRusso]

Gary is without a doubt THE thought leader for social media, but it's beyond tolerable with how much Gary runs roughshod over Ray in this video. I listened to the podcast up to 32:00 until I couldn't take anymore of Gary interrupting Ray with "I understand! 100%. 100%, I understand. Do you think..." I thought maybe the video would add more context and that I would visually see a connection that I was missing in audio only. But I got to 42:00, and after Ray said, "Ok, let me tell you about me..." and Gary can't even let Ray finish his own story about himself in school. I'm sorry, I just can't. I hope Gary reads these comments and understands how he squandered a great resource with Ray and pissed away an opportunity to learn and let the audience be exposed to new viewpoints. And Gary, you are way outside your lane when it comes to the topic of mediation. Stating you are in a constant state of meditation is like me stating that I can change the tire on my car while bench pressing to failure. It's cringeworthy embarrassing. You tried mediation once or twice and you feel like it didn't add any value? What would you say to me if I said that I ran two Facebook ads and my revenue is still the same YoY, so fuck Facebook ads, it doesn't work. Wouldn't I sound like a guy who doesn't get it and is missing out on huge opportunity? That's how you sound to people who mediate.

[@GabrielLaRusso]

Correction, the interview was conducted Sep 13, 2017. Not October.

[@DanielChardMagic]

Gary is gonna give away 1 million dollars for everytime he says 100%. Gary love your work man, but let the guest speak more with speaking over him? Felt like he was being cut out before he could give more wisdom. We get you get it... chill ! :)

[@c8ake]

I understand

[@StorybyDiego]

haha literally laughed out loud. So good.

[@eutonry]

Maybe it's just the quality of people that Gary associates with but I am blown away by the pure humbleness of these HUGE guests Gary interviews. The purpose of their careers is never monetary and this guy started a hedge fund but found such a bigger purpose within that business.

[@valentinenriquez5]

I guess you really nailed your, “forced negative feedback” with this one GV!Goodness, I literally cringed the entire interview. “I know, I know, I know, I understand, I understand.” or “I might not even read the book!!!” Not letting Ray finish his thoughts, even when he was politely telling your to zip it so he could explain at certain points. It’s so rude & a huge play of trying to take the alpha frame back every time. Don’t look at my guest or any value he has to offer. Since I managed to let him speak two sentences, I want you to shift your attention to me and how all my content relates so eloquently with that, the reason I’ve been ‘right’. Yay 🎉. I enjoy so much of your content, but this was one atrocious interview.

[@clubgel]

yep totally agree. The reason is quite obvious to the trained eye (i'm a clinical pyschologist), gary is hardcore solid as rock entrepreneur execution wise. To the trained eye although a really top guy he is really insecure you can see it a mile off. Maybe from childhood he wasn't the alpha popular guy so he had to overcompensate as the really talented business beta male that now has the veil of sure as rock hardcore alpha. That's why when he gets top player bigger and ahead then himself his insecurities show though, he is like "i am elite aswell etc" He is not comfortable in his own skin deep down, thats why lot of his personal brand is actually approval seeking, to be like yes i am talented, special etc. thats why he likes giving the same talks over and over where people view him as like a demi-god in person and hang on his every word, but on the surface looks like the most sure person ever. Its the same with cardone etc all these lower level guys its about ego, being known, people wanting selfies with them in street etc. You don't see the elite like Bezos, Kevin Plank etc. running around getting their ego feed like this, they just quite head down execution with the odd interview or talk.

[@charliechase7390]

42:00 LMFAO "Ray.....please" Gary begging to interrupt Ray for the 138th time during this interview.

[@real_twanniefanclub8800]

HAHA lmao that was awesome. Gary really took it too far in this debate

[@vybo]

I feel like I'm watching Gary talk to himself 20 years in the future

[@olsjonbaxhija6720]

lol that's funny. you mean Gary interrupting himself 20 years in the future? dude's a clown.

[@0113Naruto]

Arno Cuevas lmao

[@JohnDawson]

Yeah, in true Donald Trump-style where three of every four sentences start with "I".

[@mattysecond6246]

VIIIIIIBBBRRAAAAATE HIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIYYYYYYYYYEEEEEERRRRRRR!

[@clubgel]

The comments show how Gary is missing the mark on show like this. He claims that he listens and course corrects based on audience, and what the market is telling him. So lets see it in action. Used to be big fan of Gary from wine library days, and think he is great guy who gives lot of value, but recently started to think his ego is now taking over bit too much and he just seems to want yes men that hang on his every word at talks etc. but when people ahead of him in the game or powerful in different field, it's like his inferiority complex kicks in. Ray is head of most successful hedge fund in world way ahead of gary business success wise ($17 billion net worth!) He is like in the top 100 richest people in the world FFS. But its like Gary has to always prove he's smart and he gets what the guest is saying straight away, as in I'm on the same level as you. I think Gary's personal brand & ego now is way ahead of his business success (talking strictly numbers $200million revenue agency is not a $5billion under armour who he often says has got it wrong on the marketing front etc and not in same league of a Ray Dalio) and he needs the later to catchup to it. So instead of keep going around saying internet has changed things, need to go where attention is. Well then prove it. Execute a B2C brand like a dollar shave club (who did a billion in a couple of years). I think Gary is very aware to delay this, he keeps saying he is going to buy a brand (like Fila etc) and then use his agency to grow it super fast (with cutting edge marketing) but if he gets it wrong it will publicly really knock his brand. So it's easier for him to keep saying big companies should be doing this and doing that and lecturing other people on what they are doing wrong. Kevin Plank from Under Armour or CEO of dollar shave club etc. didn't have huge marketing machines etc. their proof is in the pudding of the huge B2C brands they built.

[@LaszloMag]

Inferiority complex from Gary's part is just what I was thinking as I was watching this as well. Not sure if that's actually what's going on here, but I see myself doing this in situations where I'm in a conversation with somebody above my "pay grade", so to speak. I guess it's some sort of a defense mechanism that kicks in in situations where you're struggling to bring some value to the conversation - so the next best thing in that state of negative self-consciousness is to agree to everything the other person says. Again, I don't know enough about either psychology or Gary to tell what unconscious forces are at play here - I might very well just be projecting my own weaknesses. Regardless - this conversation would have been so much more fruitful if Ray had been allowed to finish his thoughts. In Gary's defense however - he does a lot of time ask great questions that no other people ask - so it's a shame really that Ray never gets the chance to elaborate on anything before the next question pops out.

[@HkLY45]

Gary.... Just like you committed to exercising your body, commit to your mind. Meditate. Do it.

[@itsabzzzz]

U did it Gary! Thanks to how often you interrupted the conversation your gonna get all of the hate/motivation u need to get you through 2017! #SHUTUPGARY lol

[@vishalkashid6275]

This interview teaches us patience will make you billionaire, and impatience will make you interviewer 😅

[@ellia3213]

Gary is out of his league with this man.

[@ChadHutsebautfilms]

This should be called the "yes, yes, yes... YES I know!" podcast

[@A_Changed_Heart_Ministries]

Great interview, thanks for having Ray Dalio but totally agree with others that Ray was interrupted too many times. I purchased his book last week and am enjoying it, one of the best investments I’ve made

[@adrianmcdonald704]

Tom bilyeu needs to interview Ray so we can actually get to hear his answers without being interrupted! Damn!

[@chrisbiondi782]

Adrian McDonald yes!

[@chrisbiondi782]

Adrian McDonald Great interviewer!

[@oscar7646]

As big of a fan as I am Gary, STOP FUCKING INTERRUPTING!! Especially when you have somebody like Ray Dalio, an absolute genius on your show. You can see when Gary says how much he hates Michael Jordan, how ray cringed at that comment of being interrupted and not knowing how to respond..

[@constantinos1516]

I liked the moment when Ray suggested "going against the consensus and having humility..." Gary was smiling, thinking "Yeap, I am on the right path..." ;)

[@ScottSaysStuff]

"Ideas are shit. Execution is the game." - Forever my favorite GaryVee quote

[@mariusmueller2048]

"Dreaming and complaining...same shit" Thats my favourite quote from him.

[@Hyperions92]

This is so true my man!

[@blueplanet87]

go execute a poor idea. Check back and update us on how you do

[@ScottSaysStuff]

If you listened to this fucking show, it was all about embracing your failures and learning from them. Not one person's intuition is perfect, not even Gary's. Poor ideas happen, and it takes executing them to understand what the problem with it was so that you can create "principals" to avoid making those bad decisions again. We do not need your pessimistic comments.

[@stefanpr4]

YES!

[@SneakerTalk]

SO much value in this #askgaryvee. THANK YOU

[@jimmckenzie]

I wonder if Gary understood.

[@vimalcurio]

Lol

[@manuels8138]

I think Gary has improved a lot on letting guests speak but he needs to stop saying "yea" "i understand" every 10 sec , it can be a bit annoying for the guest and listener. other then that great show.

[@PowerAcronym]

"Self-awareness is the connection between emotion and intellect", powerful quote! Excited to pick up this book. His wisdom is unmatched. Question of the day answered below ⬇ The 5 principles I filter decisions and opinions through are being Dedicated, building Relationships, having Integrity, moving with Volition, all with Enthusiasm. That's my DailyDRIVE, my personal promise, and vlog.

[@Hyperions92]

Love that quote!

[@PowerAcronym]

There was so much worth breaking down in this interview, including the respect Gary gives Ray and people of his caliber. It obviously takes quite the track record/communication skill to silence him.

[@jedflex]

YES Aaron

[@stefanpr4]

Yes loved that!

[@jsan2586]

Super powerful. This reminds me that I need to journal more.

[@Unzyme]

One of the most enjoyable #askgaryvee episodes. My answer to the #QOTD is that I'm pretty sure that not separating myself from my opinions is the thing that's holding me back the most. This is why I have started to explore career advancement options that I've never thought of before. I think I need to meet the kind of people who I thought were "wrong", to learn more about my own biases.

[@namanjindal3916]

gary alwys try to be the smartest guy in the room, he don't even care if he is sitting with RAY DALIO himself, what a fool

[@macdotkenzie]

I don't know how on earth did I miss this episode! This is a true GEM! Thanks to Gary & Ray...

[@jason18401]

Please let the man speak!! He asked politely if he can explain something and he wants to go slow so people can understand. Within seconds he is interrupted...

[@VistaMagTV]

"Can you separate yourself from your opinions so that you open yourself up to the entire possibility of different points of view to get the best ones for you? Thats the biggest source of success" Ray is like Yoda!!

[@CptSloppyShots]

JUST LET HIM SPEAK FFS

[@PabloGnesutta]

Oh, i loved at 18:45 when Ray talks about humility, the smile in Gary's face was beautyful. Gary always talks about it and the empathy felt there was beautyful. Thanks for that moment

[@ScottSaysStuff]

Tim Ferris first caller hahahahaha

[@BlackCaiman]

I wanted to hug Tim Ferriss when he called in after hearing the shitshow of an interview Gary was trying to conduct. You could almost see the relief and happiness in Ray's face when he heard Tim's voice. I guarantee he was wishing he was on the Tim Ferriss show again instead of AskGaryVee at that moment.

[@stefanpr4]

So funny! Andy finds a way to get a laugh :D

[@satpreetsingh7459]

What is the word that Ray says about tim's principal at 51:00 is that "stovisisim" like how do you pronounce it?? Can anyone help me with it ??.

[@plantoman]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stoicism

[@satpreetsingh7459]

plantoman thank you !! You are the man! Have a great day ahead!

[@The3_in1]

I love listening to Gary's videos. Pure gold! I'm listening to them at x2 speed but I've just stopped to write this comment because I had just bursted into laughter ---> My favorite part so far is @ @21:17 when Gary hears his own words coming out of Ray Dalio's mouth and he gets the confirmation that he's on the right track and starts looking at the other people around the room like "I told you! I told you I'm gonna make it!". What a great moment!

[@joojoobaba]

Gary going for Greatness 🔥 Amazing Guest! 💰

[@Seiluke]

Very good garry v you've evolved a lot with letting your audience listen to your interviews.

[@johnathanshatner9836]

What an amazing interview ruined by an uncontrollable loud mouth

[@markstrauss6305]

Wow wow wow ! The best ask Gary vee show , loved the intensity between you two ! I can almost see you being like Ray dalio ! Fascinating to watch. Thank you so much

[@tomhamill8275]

Man its hard to watch when Gary doesn't let him speak. I love Gary and what he does but may need to read a book on social awareness. If you watch the Tony Robbins interview of Ray Dalio, you get to hear all of Ray's answers. Its great.

[@brendenwallner5023]

Sitting in my dorm room at 12:30 at night and thought of my guy Gary Vee and wanted to get some late night knowledge. This hit the spot. It was very interesting and convinced me to buy the book principles. Love what you are doing with the new guests on the show it opening my mind to more knowledgeable people like yourself. Keep Doing You Gary. #SendMeThatBook

[@jrreyes5121]

Best Episode of the Year. Thank you guys for so much info and knowledge. Legends!!

[@advancedsecurityanalysis2302]

I paraphrase: 'Betting against the consensus and being right is what you need to do, while having the humility to open yourself up to the entire possibility of different points of view.' Thank you Ray Dalio.

[@xia890]

First time watching Gary Vee. Unlikely to watch further. The amount of interruptions on Gary's part make it hard to follow what Ray had to say. Also, the lack of humility on Gary's part, the sports interruptions, and his know-it-all-ness -ugh. Gary - please work on your humility.

[@TheSamttatze]

same. it was truly cringeworthy

[@Goudprateek]

Same. Gary vee just loves to hear himself talk. There's many successful people with the information he can provide that are not cringy

[@simplyelwin]

This was a great one. I feel like Gary was learning just as much as us.

[@joeltl25]

Gary, seriously, CAN YOU LET SOMEONE FINISH BEFORE YOU INTERRUPT WITH THE NEXT QUESTION?!! OMG. I love Gary, but sheezzz. Bro, relax. Talking about self-awareness. Are you aware in the moment that you are interrupting great answers from flowing out. Don’t be stubborn about the constant feedback. Other than that, you are a hell of a dude

[@kamkam5009]

Thank you, both! Literally two of my favorite people right now. Then Tim calls in?!! the value here for free is unreal. My question to Gary: can you go deeper on the following? "inability to contextualize feedback of their inner circle" I understand it but can you give examples?

[@thomasharpole1715]

Gary, I love your content and the effort you bring to your work. But this was a poor interview and had me cringing for the majority of the podcast. Here's a few hopefully constructive pieces you can use in the future: 1) There's no need to say "Yep" and "I understand" and "I get it" and "Yes" and "Of course" and "I know" and "I'm listening" every few seconds when someone is talking. You get louder and louder as if you're trying to assert how much you already know about the point the listener is trying to make. It gives off this weird vibe that you're way ahead of the listener and that it's not necessary for them to expand on their thoughts because you 'already understand.' 2) When you're ready to take a call, do not let the ring tone cut off someone's thoughts or sentence especially right after you ask them a question... period! It's not necessary at all and it happens in so many episodes. Do you really need to save the three seconds by overlapping the call with someone's thoughts? What is the problem with saying "OK, we ready for a call?" and then once the guest is ready... go for it and dial someone! 3) Try to avoid over-loading your questions with your own opinions/values, which is fine to an extent, but it feels like you're interviewing them for the sole purpose of leveling up the guests to your own beliefs, instead of really finding out about who they are as a person. I'll be listening in the future, as will all fans, but I hope you have the humility to examine some areas for improvement and work on them. Then you'll be able to bring even more value than before, which would be awesome since I know how important that is to you. Cheers and thank you!

[@lukasz-redstudio]

Requested the book as a gift from Santa after watching this. Ray sounds like the man.

[@pseudomeedpo9061]

Gary is refering everything to himself. Not sure if Dalio was pleased.

[@Arthur-mk2vq]

Great points by Ray! Successful people are not people without problems, they are people who have learned how to overcome their problems. I'm gonna write down my principles and stick to them.

[@sin3rgy]

For fuck sakes, let people talk GARY

[@retreatliving]

Gary is from Jersey and it's a part of his personality and culture to speak up and speak his mind. I personally think it makes the show unique and I prefer it over the silent show host. You're getting 2x the wisdom you get in a typical show. The guests on this show are high performers and successful people they can keep their own in a conversation. Keep it up Gary you're always going to get criticism if you're doing something different!

[@georgigeorgiev7022]

I still can't comprehend how super successful people that do podcast,interviews etc.. have so poor listening skills. Ray Dalio doesn't have 5 sentences without being interupt..

[@heathergonzalez6890]

Answering Ray Dalio’s question: I am able to do it when I’m centered (operating more from love than from fear, even if that’s at 51%-49%). When I’m not centered, it is difficult and at times, depending on the percentage, seemingly impossible. I think I’m going to explore transcendental meditation. I also wanted to say THANK YOU, RAY for sharing with Tony Robbins your secret sauce for his books on finance. Those books have helped to transform my finances tremendously, and my my family has a brighter future because of them and the love behind them from great ones like you. I am going to order your book today. Thank you again.

[@Hyperions92]

Execution is everything 💯

[@gustavl3638]

how do you always manage to be top comment on Garys videos? Just curious.. Is he subscribed to you or something?

[@Hyperions92]

Gustav Linder Hey! So I post on all of his videos everyday so I’m seen as a “regular” i also try to provide value in some of my posts where I can. I guess that’s why people thumb my videos up.

[@gustavl3638]

Brian Tobias ahh interesting, so if you post regularly the KZbin algorithm will put you high up in the comment section?

[@restless42]

It's amazing to live in a time where we can watch two great minds sharing their knowledge in a discussion like that

[@Golden2Talon]

lmao Ray came in as a monk and went with ADHD. proves that minds synchronize when 2 people are in the same room.

[@haykav]

“We have two ears and one mouth so that we can listen twice as much as we speak.” ― Epictetus

[@Manzmanny]

Vaynernation feel free to use my music in your videos or vlogs just leave credit in the description soundcloud.com/mvnzmanny/lil-broke-town

[@ahoyair]

These are some powerful guests on the show. Love it. Thanks

[@jaysgeronca]

Best AskGaryVee question of all time. It comes from no less than Sir Ray Dalio. My answer is no but I have to change that. Separating my opinion from myself, like Mr. Dalio said, will help me open up to different points of view so I can find the best one for me, the one that actually works and will give me results. Hi Gary and Ray. I'm Jays Geronca currently a Real Estate Agent but will soon launch a dance and also a self-help KZbin channel. My goal is to be a guest on your show one day. Maybe in 2019 if I can fast track my success.

[@eyoo369]

This interview is a great character study between Ray Dalio and Gary Vee.

[@AnkushSharmaIN]

Ordered the book halfway through the video. Never seen Gary so quiet (he could still do better though, haha!). Love you Gary, and thank you for bringing Ray to the show. One of my favourite episodes ever.

[@Raulinspires]

Ray Dalio , Gary Vee and Tim Ferris... mastermind group 👌🔑🔥

[@InformInspire]

Fascinating interview for a few reasons: 1) Rays breakdown of using a formula of principles to guide virtually all of his decision making made a lot of sense. In short, his decisions are made for him by the guiding principles already set in place. 2) Rays explanation of religions role in principled thinking is spot on. He wasnt talking about religion, but moreso its ripple effects on how people operate and make decisions. In short, wit or without religion, humans need guiding principles to succeed. 3) Ray mentioned he’s been immersed in TM since 1969 and meditates 40 min/day.Gary does not meditate. This, I think, is the source of where the convo loses its flow. 4) In my opinion, I see 2 incredibly successful men who communicate at a completely different pace. But at the end of the day, they share many fundamental principles on concepts like the value of failure, humility, and fear. I love The Ask Gary Vee Show lol 🙏💯

[@felipelima1440]

The best AskGaryvee show ever

[@tijuas77]

Fck, i dont think I'm going to be able to sleep, super entertaining and mind blowing. The way Ray works his thought process and your macro principles will have me reflecting on my own tonight. One of the best shows. Thank you Gary

[@DetroitCashFlowHomes]

That was “the” best interview I have ever seen on this show. That was unbelievably high level. It was amazing to watch you and Rays thoughts connect in real time. I’ve watched this 3 times already. You can’t make the ish up!! You documented a great one ☝🏾

[@conorodonovan4547]

Greatest guest on AskGaryVee by far.. Ray Dalio is a legend.

[@boss3695]

Gary!!!! We need like 3 days with you guys!!! Definitely it will be great you two have another have a quarterly talk every year!! Thanks Gary and Ray

[@BusterLevin]

One of the best. I've listened to both of you guy's books and love both of you very much. So inspiring!

[@CoachVikramDeol]

Omg two of the greatest. So many notes. Grateful for you bringing this man's principal's to light. 🙏🏾🙏🏾❤️

[@moversplus3064]

Gary, you have a uniquely innovative approach with the AGV show. We're glad you are doing you and optimizing your talents, because we're all better for it.

[@iredaly]

Best episode by far!!!! Ray Dalio is amazing. You two just got in the zone!!

[@我-e1i]

8:40 principled thinking 9:50 self-awareness, subconscious 18:00 investing

[@CreativoSolutions]

Wow, amazing guest on your show Gary....Thank you for interviewing the legend, Ray Dalio. Incredible insight from a Master Investor/Hedge Fund manager. I love watching your content Gary, but please try give your guests more time/opportunity to answer more questions or to provide more of their own unique insight. I love your passion and I agree that you and Ray are very similar in terms of your purpose and macro way of thinking but it would have been really great to have heard more of Ray's thoughts and inputs. Also, I think you could have asked Ray more questions from the Facebook fans, like you normally do, on many of your other AskGaryVee shows. Ray only managed to answer two questions from the audience, one from Tim and another from Kristi. Love your show Gary! Keep it up! Many thanks for the awesome content.

[@goldie14133]

Best #ASKGARYVEE Episode yet. Goosebumps. Thank you, Gary!

[@tiscerano]

So much brilliance swirling in the room! I love the intro music. Also, conducting the interview at night adds a nice touch.

[@MrRichreynolds]

Really wanted to hear Ray finish his sentences..........although it means I need to buy his book now!

[@LandonWDavidson]

Ray Dalio resonates with me so much! I am amazed at his ingenious. How he thinks, his decision-making, everything that I KNOW about him, based on his videos and his principles, is aspirational. God bless you Ray Dalio for the life that you live. God bless you Gary Vee For insight that you provide to the world on a daily basis.

[@zachdems4634]

Thank you Gary for having Ray Dalio on set.

[@neeratron]

Hahaha so much interruptions and yet the best moments come out in those talking over each other moments..This is hands down the best Ray Dalio interview. THIS is how you bring out the valuable thoughts from a legend. Also, Gary has met his match finally.

[@thesoundsession]

Yes, Ray Dalio is brilliant! Thanks for bringing him on and holding the space for him to discuss his perspectives!

[@TheBigdan18]

This is fantastic! It's meaty as hell. This was a fantastic interaction.