Gary Vaynerchuk’s Post

So many people in their 20s and 30s think they're "lost" in life... you're not lost, you're just early in the process! I started VaynerMedia at 34 years old in someone else's conference room, because we had no money for rent. It was a ton of risk by normal standards when somebody reads it on paper. But for me, it just felt like progression. Society puts a lot of pressure on people in their 20s and 30s to “figure out” their lives without understanding how long life really is. Many young people today will end up living beyond 100 years old — with most of those years being good, healthy years. That means if you’re under 30, you’ve got about 60-70 more years of execution left. There are challenges of course - but it's super normal to grow and evolve over time at your own pace. What you'll want at 22 isn't always what you'll want at 30 or 45. Try to get to a place of success (aka happiness) but don't ever judge yourself for where you're at ❤️

So many people in their 20s and 30s think they're "lost" in life... you're not lost, you're just early in the process! I started VaynerMedia at 34 years old in someone else's conference room, because we had no money for rent. It was a ton of risk by normal standards when somebody reads it on paper. But for me, it just felt like progression. Society puts a lot of pressure on people in their 20s and 30s to “figure out” their lives without understanding how long life really is. Many young people today will end up living beyond 100 years old — with most of those years being good, healthy years. That means if you’re under 30, you’ve got about 60-70 more years of execution left. There are challenges of course - but it's super normal to grow and evolve over time at your own pace. What you'll want at 22 isn't always what you'll want at 30 or 45. Try to get to a place of success (aka happiness) but don't ever judge yourself for where you're at ❤️

So many people in their 20s and 30s think they're "lost" in life... you're not lost, you're just early in the process! I started VaynerMedia at 34 years old in someone else's conference room, because we had no money for rent. It was a ton of risk by normal standards when somebody reads it on paper. But for me, it just felt like progression. Society puts a lot of pressure on people in their 20s and 30s to “figure out” their lives without understanding how long life really is. Many young people today will end up living beyond 100 years old — with most of those years being good, healthy years. That means if you’re under 30, you’ve got about 60-70 more years of execution left. There are challenges of course - but it's super normal to grow and evolve over time at your own pace. What you'll want at 22 isn't always what you'll want at 30 or 45. Try to get to a place of success (aka happiness) but don't ever judge yourself for where you're at ❤️

So many people in their 20s and 30s think they're "lost" in life... you're not lost, you're just early in the process! I started VaynerMedia at 34 years old in someone else's conference room, because we had no money for rent. It was a ton of risk by normal standards when somebody reads it on paper. But for me, it just felt like progression. Society puts a lot of pressure on people in their 20s and 30s to “figure out” their lives without understanding how long life really is. Many young people today will end up living beyond 100 years old — with most of those years being good, healthy years. That means if you’re under 30, you’ve got about 60-70 more years of execution left. There are challenges of course - but it's super normal to grow and evolve over time at your own pace. What you'll want at 22 isn't always what you'll want at 30 or 45. Try to get to a place of success (aka happiness) but don't ever judge yourself for where you're at ❤️

So many people in their 20s and 30s think they're "lost" in life... you're not lost, you're just early in the process! I started VaynerMedia at 34 years old in someone else's conference room, because we had no money for rent. It was a ton of risk by normal standards when somebody reads it on paper. But for me, it just felt like progression. Society puts a lot of pressure on people in their 20s and 30s to “figure out” their lives without understanding how long life really is. Many young people today will end up living beyond 100 years old — with most of those years being good, healthy years. That means if you’re under 30, you’ve got about 60-70 more years of execution left. There are challenges of course - but it's super normal to grow and evolve over time at your own pace. What you'll want at 22 isn't always what you'll want at 30 or 45. Try to get to a place of success (aka happiness) but don't ever judge yourself for where you're at ❤️

So many people in their 20s and 30s think they're "lost" in life... you're not lost, you're just early in the process! I started VaynerMedia at 34 years old in someone else's conference room, because we had no money for rent. It was a ton of risk by normal standards when somebody reads it on paper. But for me, it just felt like progression. Society puts a lot of pressure on people in their 20s and 30s to “figure out” their lives without understanding how long life really is. Many young people today will end up living beyond 100 years old — with most of those years being good, healthy years. That means if you’re under 30, you’ve got about 60-70 more years of execution left. There are challenges of course - but it's super normal to grow and evolve over time at your own pace. What you'll want at 22 isn't always what you'll want at 30 or 45. Try to get to a place of success (aka happiness) but don't ever judge yourself for where you're at ❤️

So many people in their 20s and 30s think they're "lost" in life... you're not lost, you're just early in the process! I started VaynerMedia at 34 years old in someone else's conference room, because we had no money for rent. It was a ton of risk by normal standards when somebody reads it on paper. But for me, it just felt like progression. Society puts a lot of pressure on people in their 20s and 30s to “figure out” their lives without understanding how long life really is. Many young people today will end up living beyond 100 years old — with most of those years being good, healthy years. That means if you’re under 30, you’ve got about 60-70 more years of execution left. There are challenges of course - but it's super normal to grow and evolve over time at your own pace. What you'll want at 22 isn't always what you'll want at 30 or 45. Try to get to a place of success (aka happiness) but don't ever judge yourself for where you're at ❤️

So many people in their 20s and 30s think they're "lost" in life... you're not lost, you're just early in the process! I started VaynerMedia at 34 years old in someone else's conference room, because we had no money for rent. It was a ton of risk by normal standards when somebody reads it on paper. But for me, it just felt like progression. Society puts a lot of pressure on people in their 20s and 30s to “figure out” their lives without understanding how long life really is. Many young people today will end up living beyond 100 years old — with most of those years being good, healthy years. That means if you’re under 30, you’ve got about 60-70 more years of execution left. There are challenges of course - but it's super normal to grow and evolve over time at your own pace. What you'll want at 22 isn't always what you'll want at 30 or 45. Try to get to a place of success (aka happiness) but don't ever judge yourself for where you're at ❤️

So many people in their 20s and 30s think they're "lost" in life... you're not lost, you're just early in the process! I started VaynerMedia at 34 years old in someone else's conference room, because we had no money for rent. It was a ton of risk by normal standards when somebody reads it on paper. But for me, it just felt like progression. Society puts a lot of pressure on people in their 20s and 30s to “figure out” their lives without understanding how long life really is. Many young people today will end up living beyond 100 years old — with most of those years being good, healthy years. That means if you’re under 30, you’ve got about 60-70 more years of execution left. There are challenges of course - but it's super normal to grow and evolve over time at your own pace. What you'll want at 22 isn't always what you'll want at 30 or 45. Try to get to a place of success (aka happiness) but don't ever judge yourself for where you're at ❤️

So many people in their 20s and 30s think they're "lost" in life... you're not lost, you're just early in the process! I started VaynerMedia at 34 years old in someone else's conference room, because we had no money for rent. It was a ton of risk by normal standards when somebody reads it on paper. But for me, it just felt like progression. Society puts a lot of pressure on people in their 20s and 30s to “figure out” their lives without understanding how long life really is. Many young people today will end up living beyond 100 years old — with most of those years being good, healthy years. That means if you’re under 30, you’ve got about 60-70 more years of execution left. There are challenges of course - but it's super normal to grow and evolve over time at your own pace. What you'll want at 22 isn't always what you'll want at 30 or 45. Try to get to a place of success (aka happiness) but don't ever judge yourself for where you're at ❤️