Gary Vaynerchuk Interview: “Stop Watching and Start Hustling”

2009 11 01 17161 Gary Vaynerchuk Interview: “Stop Watching and Start Hustling”

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About Bradley Will
Bradley is an entrepreneur involved in several ongoing ventures. He is known as a speaker, coach and philanthropist. He was recently featured in the book Go-Givers Sell More by Bob Burg and John David Mann.

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  2. darvillej says:

    as you recommended, started reading the book Crush It. It's good BUT, I would say rule number one has to be Love the Lord your God with all your heart soul and mind… :-) at least for me.

    Then I think his style is good, he comes across as an expert. BUT, how many businesses has he actually REALLY helped… I agree with much of what he says, I think it's good. However there is something to be said about his position, and what he did with the wine TV bit. It's not 100% accurate to say he just made a multi million dollar company.

  3. darvillej says:

    as you recommended, started reading the book Crush It. It's good BUT, I would say rule number one has to be Love the Lord your God with all your heart soul and mind… :-) at least for me.

    Then I think his style is good, he comes across as an expert. BUT, how many businesses has he actually REALLY helped… I agree with much of what he says, I think it's good. However there is something to be said about his position, and what he did with the wine TV bit. It's not 100% accurate to say he just made a multi million dollar company.

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