Turning a No Into a Yes | #AskGaryVee Ep. 325 with Netflix Co-founder Marc Randolph
What up podcast! Marc Randolph (the co-founder and first CEO of Netflix) stopped by the office for a new episode of #AskGaryVee - so much gold in here for those of you in your 30s or 40s navigating a new career move, starting a business, or if you just want to learn the backstory of how he got there. Listen and tweet me what you thought @ GaryVee and follow me on LinkedIn so you don't miss any livestreams in the future!
TIMESTAMPS:
1:00 - Marc Randolph Intro
2:10 - Not taking "No" as an answer
7:00 - Early signs of entrepreneurship
9:00 - Gary's advice and Marc's life are the same
11:00 - 26:00 | Marc's Career path
26:00 - I suck at selling, I'm great at talking about the things I care about
30:00 - Timing and seeing patterns to be a better executive
31:00 - People like the past because it is safe
33:30 - Gary's dream of what heaven looks like
39:00 - A great question from Gary
42:00 - Putting on a Curry jersey to feel more confident
44:00 - Marc's Netflix Share Strategy
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