Business Video Roundup: 4th-Quarter Business Strategies, Tips for New Entrepreneurs & More
In this week’s business video roundup, Gary Vaynerchuk discusses the business strategies you should be focusing on for the rest of the year in a mammoth 70-minute speech, Brian Tracy offers up six tips for new entrepreneurs, and CNBC explores why Canada’s fast-food giant Tim Hortons has failed to catch on in the United States. Plus, a few things business owners can learn from Jeff Bezos and the strategies he employs to keep Amazon ahead of the competition.
GaryVee: Business Strategies You Need to Start Doing the Last 127 Days of 2019
In this 70-minute keynote speech (plus Q&A) from Melbourne 2019, Gary Vaynerchuk touches on a wide range of business topics, including communication style, brand strategy, humility, decision-making, and the importance of emerging platforms like TikTok.
Brian Tracy: 6 Tips for New Entrepreneurs
“There has never been a better time than right now to start your own business,” Brian Tracy says. And in this six-minute video, he shares six tips for entrepreneurs new to the game.
CNBC: Why Tim Hortons Struggles in the United States
Tim Hortons is the biggest quick-service restaurant chain in Canada, offering coffee, breakfast, lunch, and donuts to people on the go. So why has Tim Hortons struggled to gain traction in the U.S. market for decades? And what can entrepreneurs and business owners learn about their failure? This seven-minute video from CNBC explores these questions and more.
Inc.: How Jeff Bezos Keeps Amazon Ahead of the Competition
We can all learn a few things from Jeff Bezos and how he keeps Amazon ahead of the curve.
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