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

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His book JJJRH taught me the importance of creating native content for different social media platforms. As always, I’m going to be real with you: even if you absorb every lesson and follow every piece of advice in these chapters, most of you reading this book will not become millionaires. Vlogging is a terrific way to document instead of create, which means that literally anyone can do it.

But I’ve implemented some of the things he has mentioned in this book, and others, and it’s benefitted my podcast. Considering Gary Vee's level of audience, we can imagine that the marketing of this successful book was huge. It isn't easy to establish your own successful brand and eventually monetize it -- it requires countless hours of studying trends, producing content, and engaging with others on the various social media channels. I’ll offer theoretical and tactical advice on how to become the biggest thing on old standbys like Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram; younger upstarts like Musical. The explosion of YouTube and Instagram, the emergence of podcasts, the ubiquity of platforms like Facebook and Twitter—all have led us to the tipping point I predicted nine years ago.People spend almost as much time on YouTube today as they do on TV, and they upload billions of photos to Snapchat every day. But Jennifer soon starts to lead a double life, sneaking out to the local skatepark where she feels most like herself and can be Jay again.

The books 'Crush it' and 'Crushing it' will make us understand how people are using the social media to transform their passion into building their business. You can rely on many excuses – your job, your lack of savings, your kids, your mortgage, your age – but countless others have crushed it in the face of these and bigger obstacles. The biggest difference between my first book and the one you’re reading now is this: mine isn’t the only voice in this one. Opened my eyes to stop seeing social media as a time waster for shallow connections and false views of people’s lives. This one might sound a bit ironic now since I found this book actually often lacking sufficient substance.And I’ve also been encouraged to test and experiment with ideas and not to dwell if they don’t work. We owe it to ourselves and our loved ones to be as fulfilled and thrilled as possible every day so we are always ready to share our best selves with each other. Today there are millions of people just like me who have used the Internet to build personal brands, thriving businesses, and a life on their own terms.