I have picked 50 people to receive a free copy of Gary’s book. They have graciously made 50 copies of Crush It! available to my readers.

It was published by HarperStudio, an imprint of HarperCollins. Just to prove how valuable I think this book is, I am recommending it to you despite the fact that it was not published by Thomas Nelson. Even though I listened to the unabridged audio book, I have already started reading the print version.

How to monetize your passion and create a new life for yourself.

The importance of authenticity in delivering your message.

The game-changing possibilities of social media.

The role of passion in your life and work.

But he took it from there and created a $60 million-a-year online business!Ĭrush It! is a quick and inspiring read. His dad’s liquor business was already doing about $4 million a year in revenue. Sound impossible? Gary did it, and he shows you how in his book.

Instead, you need to identify your passion, make use of social media tools to get your message out, and then build a business you love. The premise of the book is simple: life is too short to spend it on a job you hate. With his obvious passion, real-world experience, and off-script comments and humor, I became a fan. I totally bought into his philosophy of work and social media.

I downloaded the audio version of the book and listened to it while running. However, when Crush It! hit the New York Times bestsellers list, I decided to give Gary another try. (He says he is working on cleaning up his act.) I turned it off after about 60 seconds and moved on. Frankly, I was turned off, mostly because of his coarse language. I first discovered Gary by stumbling onto a video of a speech he had delivered. As a result, he was invited to appear on Late Night with Conan O'Brien, Ellen Degeneres, and Nightline. With his passion, humor, and transparency, he became a new media sensation. Gary launched a video podcast called Wine Library TV. On February 21, 2006, at the age of 30, everything changed. He began with a lemonade stand, went on to a lucrative baseball card business, and then graduated to a spot in his family’s retail wine business. While he hated school and did poorly, he excelled at business- especially marketing. His dad started a discount liquor business in Springfield, New Jersey and encouraged his young son in his entrepreneurial exploits. Gary’s family immigrated from Belarus in 1978, when he was just a toddler. His energy level is illegal in seventeen states. If you can’t see this video in your RSS reader or email, then click hereįirst, who is Gary Vaynerchuk? He is the host of Wine Library TV and quite possibly the most passionate person on the planet.

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