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Gary Vaynerchuk Says A Lack Of Experience Shouldn’t Stop You: ‘Most Great Companies Were Started By People That Never Did Anything Before’ 

July 2, 2025 by Marc Guberti Leave a Comment

Social media expert Gary Vaynerchuk has advised many business owners on how to scale their companies with various social platforms. He helps seasoned pros and individuals who are just getting started, and his recent advice catered to the latter audience.

It’s easy to feel like you are not qualified to start a business or that you lack the necessary skills. However, that is completely normal for beginners, especially if you are facing impostor syndrome. Vaynerchuk explains that there were many successful people who had no idea what they were doing before they got started.

“Most great companies were started by people who never did anything before,” he said. 

Vaynerchuk proceeded to share some advice for people who are getting started with their businesses. Here’s what he said.

Prioritize This Group Of People When Listening To Advice

He said that it’s normal to come across people who express skepticism about your ability to start a business. While constructive criticism is good, these types of people almost never offer constructive criticism. 

Some people want you to fail as a business owner because you are taking risks that they never took in their lifetime. Furthermore, Vaynerchuk explains that you should prioritize advice from people who live the life that you want to live.

If you want to become a successful entrepreneur, listen to entrepreneurs. Many business owners are happy to share their experiences, what worked for them, and some of the things you can do to get ahead. You can ask local business owners, watch videos of entrepreneurs sharing how to grow a business, and participate in online groups filled with entrepreneurs to learn from these individuals.

Build Your Experience

Vaynerchuk recommends working for someone who can give you experience in the field in which you want to start a business. This strategy can give you the inside scoop on how companies in the industry operate and offer plenty of industry-specific hands-on experience.

While working for someone is a good option, that’s not the only way to gain experience. You can also read books, watch videos, and listen to podcasts about business and your industry. Accumulating knowledge will give you a competitive advantage, but you have to apply that knowledge for it to have any value.

You can get started with a blog and experiment with content marketing strategies to reach more people. A business owner who wants more clients can start prospecting and sending cold outreach emails to see what works. Business owners have many options for building their experience, but they must actively grow every day to excel in their industry.

Work Harder Than The Competition

The most successful business owners often work hard, and if you have a full-time job, you may have to tackle a more challenging schedule for a few years before you can take the leap. It’s easier to become successful in an industry that pays well and offers enjoyable work. 

Entrepreneurship is not easy. It’s much harder than getting a job in the short run, but it becomes much easier and freeing in the long run, assuming you set up a successful business. You will have to outwork a lot of people. Average people getaverage results, but entrepreneurs must be above average just to be noticed.

The best way to outwork everyone is to give yourself a compelling reason. Having a big goal in mind will push you to work harder than if you only set small goals for yourself. If being an entrepreneur won’t really change your life, then you won’t put in life-changing amounts of effort. Business owners with the right motivation and timeframe can succeed even if they don’t have any experience. Everyone starts from zero.

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‘Most People Live The Same Six Months 100 Times In A Row’ — Alex Hormozi Explains How You Can Be Exceptional

June 30, 2025 by Marc Guberti Leave a Comment

Alex Hormozi has achieved exceptional results as a business owner through various acquisitions and his efforts to build a personal brand. He has one of the most intense work ethics in the industry, and he recently shared why many people fall short of being exceptional.

“Most people live the same six months 100 times in a row,” he said in a recent TikTok.

He went on to explain the behaviors and routines that people don’t change, and it’s one of the reasons why people are stuck. Here’s how you can use this insight to flip the script and achieve your business goals.

Experience New Things

Hormozi listed several red flags that indicate you’re doing the same six months 100 times in a row. He explained that it’s a problem if you have the same job, do the same small talk, tell the same jokes, hang out at the same places, and meet with the same people.

While it’s great to have some sense of familiarity, it’s also important to expand your horizons. Business owners who don’t grow beyond their current networks will have limited opportunities to increase sales in the future. You still have to nurture customers with email marketing, social networks, and other platforms, but it’s just as important to meet new people and do some outreach.

You should also continue to learn new skills instead of having the same knowledge. If you’re already good at social media marketing, consider learning online advertising next. Some businesses have deep enough budgets to hire ad managers, but it may be a good idea to have a basic understanding of how online ads work before working with someone. That way, you will know if someone you’re working with is truly knowledgeable or if they are taking you for a ride.

Get Out Of The Comfort Zone

Hormozi also cites people’s unwillingness to get out of their comfort zone as another factor that holds them back. If you are unwilling to be uncomfortable, you will never change. 

This is an important distinction since achieving better results requires that you change. You cannot reach the next level unless you apply more action, learn new things, and meet new people. You have to regularly do each of those three things to achieve extraordinary results.

Horomzi has mentioned before that you can only choose between comfort and growth. It’s not possible to have both. Comfort will lead you away from growth, but if you grow, it requires doing uncomfortable things. If you’re comfortable, there’s probably a problem.

You Have To Be The Exception

Hormozi wraps up the short TikTok clip by explaining that most people are average and stay stuck in the same patterns. It’s pretty easy to be average, but if you want to be exceptional, you have to be the exception.

For Horomzi, that means outworking his competition, developing a massive network for himself, and regularly posting new content that has attracted millions of followers. It’s easy to post on social media for a week and then give up because not enough people see your content. However, it’s a completely different ballgame if you post on social media every day for a few years.

It’s hard to get exceptional results, and that’s the way it will always be. Things that are the most rewarding often require the most effort. The more challenging the goals, the more exceptional you must become to turn into the type of person who can achieve those types of goals. 

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