Crushing It!: How Great Entrepreneurs Build Their Business and Influence-and How You Can, Too

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Be yourself and always speak the truth; without authenticity you can't bring consistent content. This also applies to choosing which brands you work with, as you should only work with brands that are aligned with your personal brand. Gary’s unique perspective on what has changed and what has not shows why it is still true today. He also cited examples of how Crush It! concepts have helped other businesses become more successful than they ever dreamed imaginably. Here, we don’t only mean monetarily. He argued you could create a personal brand with the help of the internet. You’ll learn how to build a personal brand and use social media effectively. You’ll also discover ways to create engaging content and make money from it all. Author’s Perspective Of course, it's annoying that he puts his fans to mention his first book in each paragraph; their stories are very boring here and there. Plus: there’s no other platform where an egg is the most liked photo of all times, is there? 14: Podcasts In other words, the world is spinning fast nowadays, so gravitate toward things that will make you more efficient and allow you to do your work faster.

As we said above, things are changing fast today, so it’s your mistake if you get too comfortable on one platform and stop developing solid skills on the others. It’s still true that the right product and content will be the key to building a vibrant personal brand.” Everyone’s an ass until they’re a pioneer.” 5: The Only Thing You Need to Give Yourself to Crush It I’m glad I borrowed this and didn’t buy it. Ask Gary Vee felt far more informative and useful than Crushing It. Building an internet presence, according to Gary, takes seven things plus one. Even if you don’t create a brand, living by these principles will enrich your life. Intent:You are better off being wrong ten times and being right three than you are if you try only three times and always get it right.” Gary Vaynerchuk tells us how to build a personal brand and become successful in social media based on his and a dozen other people’s personal experiences. The way the author construes the reason for social media success is unique and will help anyone who wants to become a real coup in social media. He deciphers the covert actions taken by the social media influencers to become successful in a vivid manner, unlike some of the other books written by dilettante’s, which are excruciatingly didactic and gives us a cursory reading experience by obliquely disparaging their opponents. Even if you have a comfortable day job, you should always look for new career possibilities on the web. Gary argues you will never be genuinely yourself and passionate about what you do if you work for someone else.

A brand is a public image that conveys your interests and values to the world. It is essential if you want to make money from your passion. Fortunately, building one is now relatively easy. This lesson is so important that it’s bolded in the book: when you first start out, there is no time for leisure. You may publish your own books, start your TV show, and conduct a radio talk show or podcast. The sooner you get started, the sooner you can convert your passion into a source of income. True, sometimes fakes start off well, but the audience is pretty great in noticing fakes and, in time, they fail. If you were, then you would have been one of the hundreds of millions of pre-teens and teens who regularly use this platform to share very short videos.Unfortunately, many young people give up on their dreams because of certain fears. Vaynerchuk believes that all of these fears belong to one of the following three categories: fear of failure, fear of wasting time, and fear of seeming vain. Many people are impatient, and they spend it straight away on watches, suits, and all kinds of flash, thus robbing themselves of the opportunity to do something better for the long term. Too many people think that they’ll never master editing, camera work, lighting, movements, or writing style. And that’s why they never start producing content. Gary" explains how you can make the most on the biggest social media platforms, but don't offers too much details or profound ideas of how you can use them strategically in your interest. Gary is a speaker, a New York Times best selling author and business owner helping him to amass a huge net worth of 150 million dollars.