The GRTiQ 10 is a weekly Q&A segment that wraps up every episode of the GRTiQ Podcast, offering listeners a fun and personal look at each guest. Through ten thoughtfully crafted questions, guests reveal their favorite books, music, and life hacks, share impactful advice, and reflect on their vision for the future. Designed to uncover what inspires and motivates them, the GRTiQ 10 provides practical takeaways and fosters a deeper connection between listeners and guests.
The GRTiQ 10: Joe Vezzani (Ep. 170)
In a recent episode of the GRTiQ Podcast, Joe Vezzani shared some of the key influences and insights that have shaped his life, providing a glimpse into his personal philosophy and life experiences.
When asked about the book or article that had the most impact on his life, Joe mentioned two books: “Think and Grow Rich” by Napoleon Hill and “The Five Love Languages” by Gary Chapman. “Think and Grow Rich” introduced Joe to the powerful concept that thoughts can become things, emphasizing the importance of mindset in achieving success. “The Five Love Languages,” a gift from his mother, taught him the importance of understanding and expressing love in ways that resonate with others, a lesson that has helped him foster meaningful relationships.
For movie recommendations, Joe highlighted the HBO series “Silicon Valley.” He finds it not only hilarious but also incredibly spot-on for entrepreneurs, providing both entertainment and valuable lessons for those starting their own ventures.
When it comes to music, Joe had a tough time choosing just one album. However, he mentioned an album by Boston as a top contender, noting its eight rock songs that he could enjoy indefinitely.
The best advice Joe ever received was simple yet powerful: “Do it now.” This advice has driven him to take action and seize opportunities without delay.
One unique lesson Joe has learned is the true nature of happiness. He believes happiness is an internal state that requires soul-searching and personal growth rather than external achievements or material possessions.
Joe’s favorite life hack is the cold plunge. Despite being a popular trend among startup CEOs, he finds it highly effective for mental clarity, mood improvement, and overall energy.
Based on his life experiences, Joe believes that curiosity, focus, and the desire to avoid losing are key characteristics for finding success. He emphasizes the importance of being driven by the fear of losing rather than just the love of winning.
In the final segment, Joe completed three sentences:
- The thing that most excites him about web3 is the people.
- If you’re on X (formerly Twitter), you should be following Mike Alfred, whom Joe finds hilarious.
- He is happiest when he is with his family.
For more insights and to hear the full conversation, listen to the complete GRTiQ Podcast interview with Joe Vezzani. https://www.grtiq.com/grtiq-podcast-170-joe-vezzani/
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