Why people recommend it
Crush It! by Gary Vaynerchuk is a business and self-help guide that teaches individuals how to leverage the power of the internet and social media to build personal brands and monetize their passions. On The Joe Rogan Experience, a guest identified as Sunny mentioned reading the entrepreneur's first book, stating that it taught him valuable lessons about content marketing and inspired him to start creating his own material. On Modern Wisdom, Gary Vaynerchuk explained that maintaining authenticity is the core reason he has continued producing content and writing multiple books over the years despite changing digital landscapes. Furthermore, on Build with Leila Hormozi, Leila Hormozi recalled reading the book in her early twenties after it was suggested by a gym owner, noting that it opened her eyes to the reality that social media would become an integral component of modern business and entrepreneurship. Across these various podcast appearances, the book was consistently celebrated as a foundational guide for navigating the digital economy successfully.
Who recommended it
Mentioned on the show without a named speaker — 4
“I've read Gary Vee's first book crush it and I want to and I want to crush it and uh I love the book and it's it taught me about cont marketing”
“So the reason I like authenticity is why I’m on book seven, why I’m still here, why in the 2007-08-09 social media world of just Twitter and a little bit of Facebook, there were a lot of personalities.”
“The last book I read in my early 20s was 'Crushing It.'”
“As I read 'Crushing It,' I learned that social media would become integral to everything.”
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Other mentions (2: passing, ad reads, own books)
“especially when you go read crush it which is my coming out moment it doesn't talk about making money and buying a yacht”
“especially when you go read crush it which is my coming out moment it doesn't talk about making money and buying a yacht”