This is the Gary V audio experience. I know that if you work a lot with NFTs, I see you're stitching and creating these amazing artworks, what would be a T-talk tips for you to ascend and make them succeed? Number one is education. Before you can do anything, you have to do the homework on how the NFT ecosystem works.
So education, education, education, consumer content, Twitter, Discord, YouTube, podcasts. Before you start your project, you need to know what the game looks like. Number two, most projects are struggling. Most projects are struggling because they're too selfish.
If you want a successful NFT project, worry about what's in it for them, not what's in it for you. And number three, create from a place of joy. Too many people are trying to figure out what will sell instead of making content that makes them happy. Make sure your NFTs make you happy, thus giving it a chance to sell to the world.
Amazing, so they're having to talk about the direct merging and the question would be what would be your golden advice for these entrepreneurs, but he starts to succeed, like how Gary did it. You know, I think the biggest success infrastructure, you want to wait on that? This is happening. When I think about actually creating success in startup land, the thing that really worked for me was patience, which a lot of people want to hear patience get confused because they think it means inaction, complacency, lack of ambition.
For me, patience has been the biggest observation that I've seen from startups that have won versus startups that have lost. If there's one thing I wish all of you had more of, it's patience. patience is key and everything that I've worked on. It really is.
So we see and hear a lot about NFTs and the programmers, what would be the next technological trends that we should look up? You know, it's funny, I don't get too excited about predicting too far out. Obviously AI is super computing. There's so many things that are brewing in our society.
I think the two things that everybody that's watching this thing about is one, are you good at creating content for the social networks that have the attention of the world? Because bringing awareness to whatever you're doing is a required cost of entry for success. And number two, there is so much to learn about the consumer blockchain and NFTs. That should take you a lot of time over the next two years.
We can worry about the future technologies when they're here. I know that we have three questions, but can I please one? You can. So my question would be something that the opponent talked about like being happy, being happy.
So there is something that you can tell me firstly, being satisfied, actually being satisfied, but where's the line between being satisfied and being ambitious? That's a great question. Satisfied is a complicated word. What I would argue is being content and grateful for what you have and not NDS for what you don't have, while still being ambitious is a different way to think about being satisfied.
Being satisfied, I actually think is too close to be complacent. I think when you are content and grateful for what you have, while still staying ambitious, that's a better and more sustainable framework. Never be satisfied. Always be grateful.
Always push yourself for the next ambition.