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in 2015 I'm looking forward to 2017. because it's 2017 while I'm watching this
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Sell water in a desert xD Hillarious
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the thumbnail to this video is terrifying.
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I don´t have a wine business, and its 2015. To late for this one I guess haha
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GoDaddy - Yes! Your Domain Is Available.
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YES, do you ship to the UAE? 2016 now.... looking forward to taking on more adventures and pushing myself beyond my limits.
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thank.you for your outlook on backing employees projects.. it's something I am currently dealing with and seeing your support gives hopes... time to Jab away
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This is the best episode I have ever watched.
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This is totally random, but I was just watching The Office and as the episode ended I switched my attention to a different monitor to get back to work. I decided to start listening to Gary V. while working and the office theme was still playing during the end credits while Gary was talking... I'm totally going to keep watching the #askGaryVee episodes with the office theme in the background. :-D
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Yes.
Looking backward- it was nice. -
15 months later, the "51/49 rule" and the "never schedule a Tweet" are just classic good business advice. Period!
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Not a drinker, but all wine related gifts will be purchased through the library. Looking forward to rapid growth in my entrepreneurial experience.
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9:35 What happened?
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epic rant!
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Gary so your telling me as a 23 year old to shut my freakin mouth for 7 to 10 years, become an expert, then monetize my value proposition? Become an expert on what though? Whatever Im passionate about?
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Still catching up on shows.
1. I'm a beer guy, but I'll point the lady your way.
2. Buckling down during these up coming beard months and making sales! -
The best advice @ 13:39. Thanks a lot Gary!
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In 2015 I just look forward :) Like in 3-5years :)
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1. Yes! When I start drinking again! (Doing the Body ecology cleanse now!)
2. I am way behind on the videos so it's already 2015. But I am looking forward to finishing out the year with a bang!
#QOTD: Can I get your wine business? YES? NO? #QOTD2: What are you looking forward to in 2015? #TIMESTAMPS 02:16 - Can you sum up 2014 in 5 words? #AskGaryVee 02:30 - Would you support Vayner employees writing their own books and curating their own content streams/personal brands? 06:11 How do you push your team beyond their best? 13:50 - Will you force your children to partake in the business like your dad? Will you be disappointed if they don’t want to? 17:14 - Do you schedule your tweets on vacation? #LINKS Gary@VaynerMedia.com The best way to push employees above their own means is to guilt them into it. Everybody is driven by things, so first and foremost, you need to use your ears and listen. You need to sit down with your employees and understand where they want to take their careers. What’s their ambition? By sitting down with people and actually listening, you’ll be able to set up your employees for success in order to achieve the beneficially mutual goals at hand. Don’t think for a second that money drives all motivation. It’s simply not true. People are in the game for multiple reasons and the only way for you to understand that is to listen. Once you understand then you can set them up to be in a place for them to deliver. The only way someone will over deliver FOR YOU, is for you to attack THEIR OWN selfishness. You may be selfish in asking for people to over-deliver for you, but the only way for that to be executed on is for you to over-deliver for them. The single best way to win is to provide for 51% of the relationship forcing them to be good enough to deliver on the other 49%. Listen, deliver, and guilt them. Period. -- Gary Vaynerchuk is a New York Times and Wall Street Journal Best-Selling author, self-taught wine expert, and innovative entrepreneur. Find more at http://garyvaynerchuk.com Jab, Jab, Jab, Right Hook is now available on Amazon! http://bit.ly/jjjrhamazon