Gary Vaynerchuk: Building Personal Brand Within the Social Media Landscape - Web 2.0 Expo NY
What it is
Gary Vaynerchuk's Web 2.0 Expo keynote on building a personal brand in social media. He urges keeping a day job while building something on the side, with passion and persistence, in a loud and profane style.
Why Hacker News recommends it
Recommended in Ask HN career threads as motivational advice to use spare hours to start building.
- 2 people recommended it
- 2 different months
- 1 strong recommendations
- first 2009, last 2016
What HN commenters said
“One of the best inspirational videos that got me through that time”
Loud but inspirational push to use spare hours creating value
Cmccann7, 2010-06 · Strong recommendation · in “Ask HN: What to do about a boring job ?”
“I think you could benefit greatly from Gary Vaynerchuk's ideas in this keynote”
It's never too late; start small with passion and just do it
symptic, 2009-10 · Recommendation · in “ASK HN: I'm lost -- need direction”
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Topics: gary vaynerchuk, side projects, motivation, social media, career
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