Cover of Crush It!

Book · 2009 · Economic aspects of Social media

Crush It!

by Gary Vaynerchuk · Recommended by 1 person on 3 podcasts

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The last book I read in my early 20s was 'Crushing It.'.
Leila Hormozi · Build with Leila Hormozi · Aug 2022 Listen at 5:59

The best things said about it

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Discussed
When I was like 15 I read a book it was called crushit by Gary vaynerchuk and it basically predicted that people would be able to make videos and content and talk about things they're interested in for a full-time living.
On the show Build with Leila Hormozi · Oct 2023
Discussed
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.
On the show The Joe Rogan Experience · Jan 2023
Discussed
I've read i think it's called crush it which was quite it's quite tough read why uh like it's good.
On the show Modern Wisdom · Aug 2020

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Why people recommend it

Crush It! by Gary Vaynerchuk is an influential early guide to leveraging emerging social media platforms and the internet to build personal brands and turn lifelong passions into full-time careers. The book left a lasting impression on numerous entrepreneurs and content creators. On an episode of The Joe Rogan Experience, Sunny credited Gary Vaynerchuk's initial book with introducing him to the fundamentals of content marketing and inspiring him to begin creating digital media. Similarly, on Build with Leila Hormozi, both Caleb and Leila Hormozi reflected on reading Vaynerchuk's works during their early years in business. Caleb recalled how the book accurately predicted that individuals would eventually make a living entirely through digital videos and personal content creation. Leila Hormozi shared that the book taught her vital lessons about the critical, permanent role that social media would play in contemporary business and marketing. Meanwhile, Johnny Watson discussed reading the volume on Modern Wisdom, characterizing it as a demanding yet rewarding read that challenged his perspective on modern entrepreneurship.

Every mention

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Leila Hormozi The last book I read in my early 20s was 'Crushing It.' 2
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“The last book I read in my early 20s was 'Crushing It.'”
Discussed
“As I read 'Crushing It,' I learned that social media would become integral to everything.”
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“when I was like 15 I read a book it was called crushit by Gary vaynerchuk and it basically predicted that people would be able to make videos and content and talk about things they're interested in for a full-time living”
Discussed
“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”
Discussed
“i've read i think it's called crush it which was quite it's quite tough read why uh like it's good”

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“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.”
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“especially when you go read crush it which is my coming out moment it doesn't talk about making money and buying a yacht”
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“Travis is the only person I thank in Crush It, my first book, besides my family.”