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

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If you’re not crushing it, it’s not because you’re too old or poor or have too many other responsibilities. It’s because you haven’t fully committed to making the leap yet.”

Since the time the book was published, Musical.ly was bought by TikTok, and that’s the name under which it is famous now. Mõnus motivatsiooniraamat, mis kindlasti annab juhiseid ja julgustust, et oma ettevõtluse arendamiseks (või igasuguse sissetuleku loomiseks ja suurendamiseks) rohkem sotsiaalmeediat kasutada. In general,” he goes on, “it’s because they’re putting their energies into the wrong things. They care, but not enough about what really matters. And what really matters is a pretty short list: intent, authenticity, passion, patience, speed, work, and attention.”Entrepreneurship requires work and hustle, and this is what Gary preaches and preaches incessantly. The hustle done towards one’s passion trumps hustle done just for the sake of getting in a few dollars. The book asks all of us to be a sensible and empathetic individuals before being a hungry shark. Optimism, patience, and downright hard work make good ideas great businesses. People nowadays are just too busy to read or watch films when they have time. Because, well, they never do: most of the time they’re doing something else. A constant presence there, Vaynerchuk has made a name for himself as someone you should follow, because he follows the right things and trends. For readers not familiar with the earlier book, CRUSHING IT! includes a summary of the Crush It principles. I found this a valuable section, especially since I wasn’t familiar with the first book. The author boils it down to a pretty short list: “What really matters is a pretty short list: intent, authenticity, passion, patience, speed, work, and attention.” The author then discusses in detail each of these aspects.

So all in all, I found CRUSHING IT! to be a fun, inspiring read. If you are already familiar with the first book, you can probably just skim over the earlier sections of the book, since they are a recap of the original principles. It was interesting to see all the examples of successful entrepreneurs. In this book he breaks down how people can create the life they want through building their personal brand, Speaking of mastering things—there’s apparently one you don’t really need to master. And that one is the eighth thing that matters, the eighth essential: content. 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 is helping to calibrate the desires and expectations of a new generation searching for a way to break through the noise. He’s loud, he’s high energy—and he’s exactly right.”— John Mayer Even though this is one of his more time-consuming reading/audio materials, the experience is great, good structure, insightful, with real-life experiences. Much better than waiting to master Adobe Premiere to start producing it, is to just start documenting your life, just like Vaynerchuk does (he employs a videographer who films almost everything he does, except confidential meetings and bathroom visits). Whether it’s to share your knowledge or to help people, to have fun with a creative outlet or to create community, to build something that leaves a legacy or to make other people enjoy their lives more—these are all great reasons to start a business. 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.

Speed” – Practice haste and efficiency daily to get more done. Don’t agonize over every decision. Move fast, trust your instincts and learn from your mistakes. Make adjustments, and move on. This is a sentence that we will hear almost every day. The author is telling us why we should follow our passion 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: His advice is to use a mix of this 7 step process when building your personal brand on social media: Intent, Authenticity, Passion, Patience, Speed, Work, Attention I include my very own testimony to his mentors and also concepts. In 2016 I started recording my life as a pilot as well as sharing tales from the road, aiming to aid those thinking about an aeronautics occupation.Speed in the micro is just as crucial as patience in the macro. To receive something, you have to do something to get it. Work While I appreciated the brevity of the book, it did come off as though he was trying to get you to read his 2009 book, Crush It. Which, is a bit weird. Some of the information in the book is out of date now, specifically the chapter focused on Musicaly and the chapter on Voice First seemed out of place. But I will hand it to Gary, he is not afraid of new technology and has a way of getting people to try out those platforms because you really never know what could come of it. Creating your personal brand opens countless channels you can use to talk about any topic that inspires you – while you get paid for it. But it won’t come easily. First you must identify and use your skills. Making lots of money requires working nonstop. You can’t copy anyone; you must find your own path and use the principles of personal brand-building to build a following.