INTERVIEW with Gary Vee about the beginnings of the Next Level Experience and people who have The EDGE vs The FAKE EDGE. This is episode 1 of the God Money and Sex PODCAST Emotional Intelligence Podcast.
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We all have enemies in life. If you don’t have any enemies, it’s a sign that you aren’t working hard enough. A worthy enemy can bring out the best in you. A worthy enemy will sharpen your EDGE. A worthy enemy will help you raise your standard.
At the same time, the wrong enemy can drain your energy. You could be spinning your wheels and not getting anywhere if you waste your energy fighting the wrong enemy.
To succeed, you need to be a fearless competitor. It requires emotion and logic. Sadly, some people lose their drive to compete when they become successful. When you started your business, you did it from a place of emotion. You had a drive within you to prove that you could make it. It wasn’t a logical decision, after all, 90% of businesses fail. When you find the right enemy, you’ll work harder. An enemy will create that emotion inside of you that will help you get to the next level.
The problem is you stop competing when you become successful. When you stop competing, you become complacent. You want everyone to “get along,” and you stop looking for enemies. You are no longer the game of life to win, you are only playing not to lose. When a man plays not to lose, he loses his EDGE At this point, you are relying on logic and lack emotion.
It may sound hard to believe, but for many of you reading this 2020 was a gift. 2020 was either the best year ever or the worst, and there’s no in between. Because 2020 hit us harder than many of us had ever been hit before. And you can’t grow without pain.
In this episode of the King’s Code, my special guests are members of the EDGE Inner Circle Ron McKay, Darin Garman, and Eric Delgado. These are three successful business owners and high achievers in every area of their lives. This podcast was recorded in the Valuetainment studio, thanks to my good friend and mentor Patrick Bet-David. This podcast was recorded during Patrick’s Mastermind event, “The Vault.” In this episode, the four of us discuss what it’s like to really level up in life. It’s hard: You have to do hard things without expecting a reward and make hard decisions knowing that they may turn out to be the wrong ones. But the reward of working hard is making an impact.
