Business Video Roundup: How to Delegate, Dominate an Industry & Myths About Success

This week’s video roundup includes Gary Vaynerchuk and MissionU CEO Adam Braun discussing delegation and other business topics, Brian Tracy exploring five common myths about success, and Patrick Bet-David explaining how to position your company to dominate an industry. Plus, Evan Carmichael presents the top 10 rules of success according to former Primerica CEO John Addison.
#AskGaryVee: Adam Braun (MissionU), How to Delegate & More
In the latest episode of #AskGaryVee, Gary Vaynerchuk welcomes the founder and CEO of MissionU, a one-year fast-track alternative to traditional college. Together they discuss a range of business topics, offering advice and tips on how to delegate and more.
Brian Tracy: 5 Common Myths About Success
“It doesn’t matter where you’re coming from; all that really matters is where you’re going,” Brian Tracy says. “And where you’re going is limited only by your imagination.” In this seven-minute video, Tracy explodes five common myths about success and explains how they may be preventing you from reaching your dreams.
Patrick Bet-David: How to Position Yourself to Dominate an Industry
In this six-minute video from Entrepreneur magazine’s YouTube channel, Patrick Bet-David runs down the six questions you should ask yourself if you want to dominate an industry.
Evan Carmichael: John Addison’s Top 10 Rules for Success
John Addison is the former co-CEO of Primerica as well as a sought-after speaker and business author. Evan Carmichael presents Addison’s 10 rules for success in this motivating 30-minute video. The list includes “find your passion,” “develop success habits,” and “be a great leader.”
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