From Childhood Best Friends to Top of their Fields with Greg Genske
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This is the in my show. Welcome back to the show, everybody. So today is gonna be one of the most interesting podcasts you've ever heard in your life and a very special one for me. So imagine this. Imagine you have a childhood friend who's your bestie. And you've known them about, I don't know, forty five years of your life. But somewhere along the line, like you have with a lot of your best friends, you just sort of drift it apart. And so
The person that's on the show today w was my best friend as a little boy. We were we were inseparable as kids. And at some point we kind of drifted apart, and I had not seen him. For thirty five years. Until The last twenty four hours. Seen him on social media, we've texted, but we had not been in person together for thirty five years. And I'm so proud of him because whatever you know about my life, this guy's even been more successful.
He has been. He is he ended up going to Berkeley law school, ended up becoming one of the top trial attorneys on the planet. He parlays that in a miracle way into becoming building one of the biggest sports uh representation agencies is a sports agent. He sells that. He goes back into the real world. Then he partners with Gary V at Vayner Sports and now he's got another agency and I think he's the top sports agent on the planet. Can you imagine this? My childhood friend, top sports agent on the planet. He's the CEO of Vayner Baseball. He oversees everything with Gary Vee's company there. and his company with Vanor Sports Baseball Operations. He sold a business before, so he's an entrepreneur. He is an expert on negotiation, sales, persuasion.
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