Sep 14, 2026 · 40 min · 13 segments
What if the problem is not your content, your reach, or the algorithm? What if the real problem is that you are trying to be social instead of becoming unmistakably yourself? In this Mick Unplugged…
What's cool for me is, before we started, we talked a little bit about Damon.
What I like about my life is I'm so fortunate that I have men like you saying what you just said.
But what I know is that Damon knows me more, and he likes me even more than that, because he knows the shit I do behind the camera.
There's so many people that are their best selves in front of the camera, and they fucking disappoint you off camera.
I was just telling you, Robert Irvine and I talked about you for a couple of hours, not even trying to talk about you.
You were just a part of the conversation, and we both said, "The most consistent, authentic person we know is Gary Vee." Right? And I call you, and Robert was laughing, but he goes, "You're right." I said, "What I call Gary Vee is the inconvenient truth."
He's gonna tell you like it is, and you're gonna learn on everything that he says, whether you agree with it or not, which is, I don't know why you would not agree, but you are the inconvenient truth, brother.
You know what's funny? It comes from an interesting place, and I hope, you know, when I do something like this, I want people to get value.
Mick, what makes me super different in hindsight, I knew it was happening along the way, and now it is just on wax, as they say, is I've never thought about anything I've done publicly from any other lens than the intent of why would this be good for Mick? I believe most of the content we consume in our streams, the person that's making it is making it for their best interest.
What's cool for me is, before we started, we talked a little bit about Damon.
What I like about my life is I'm so fortunate that I have men like you saying what you just said.
But what I know is that Damon knows me more, and he likes me even more than that, because he knows the shit I do behind the camera.
There's so many people that are their best selves in front of the camera, and they fucking disappoint you off camera.
I was just telling you, Robert Irvine and I talked about you for a couple of hours, not even trying to talk about you.
You were just a part of the conversation, and we both said, "The most consistent, authentic person we know is Gary Vee." Right? And I call you, and Robert was laughing, but he goes, "You're right." I said, "What I call Gary Vee is the inconvenient truth."
He's gonna tell you like it is, and you're gonna learn on everything that he says, whether you agree with it or not, which is, I don't know why you would not agree, but you are the inconvenient truth, brother.
You know what's funny? It comes from an interesting place, and I hope, you know, when I do something like this, I want people to get value.
Mick, what makes me super different in hindsight, I knew it was happening along the way, and now it is just on wax, as they say, is I've never thought about anything I've done publicly from any other lens than the intent of why would this be good for Mick? I believe most of the content we consume in our streams, the person that's making it is making it for their best interest.
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