Business Video Roundup: Social Media, Procrastination, Purpose & Motivation
In this week’s roundup of great videos for entrepreneurs and business owners, Gary Vaynerchuk lays down some cold hard truths about social media in business, Marie Forleo drops 75 minutes’ worth of knowledge about overcoming procrastination, and Horn Hospitality Group CEO Matt Horn talks about finding purpose and turning that into a thriving business. Plus, Madison Reed CEO Amy Errett reveals the secret list that keeps her motivated, while Forbes drops six tips to help you build and grow your business in just about any market.
GaryVee: Social Media Is Hard – Puerto Rico Keynote
In this 20-minute keynote from Puerto Rico, Gary Vaynerchuk lays down some of his current thoughts on business, leadership, and marketing. “The number one thing to think about [in terms of marketing] is you have to take your personal opinions off the table,” he says. In other words, if you avoid using social media, NFTs, and other things in marketing your business simply because you don’t like them, you’re potentially leaving a lot of money on the table and hurting your business in the long run.
Marie Forleo: How to Finally Overcome Procrastination
Yes, many entrepreneurs and business owners struggle with procrastination, but it’s something that you can overcome with the right mindset and a little bit of effort. In this 75-minute episode of MarieTV, Marie Forleo dives deep into the topic. Hopefully it can help you overcome procrastination for good!
Restaurant Influencers: Matt Horn on Finding His Purpose in Flames and Family
In this episode of Restaurant Influencers, James Beard-nominated chef and Horn Hospitality Group CEO Matt Horn tells his story—from his humble beginnings barbecuing in grandma’s backyard to growing his brand on social media and so much more.
Inc.: The Secret List That This Founder Keeps to Stay Motivated
Woman Inc. host Jenna Todey interviews Amy Errett, CEO and founder of Madison Reed, the renowned women’s hair-color brand. During the 40-minute conversation, Errett offers up plenty of business insights—including the secret list that keeps her motivated.
Forbes: How Entrepreneurs Can Create Brand Growth
Just a quick one. Forbes presents six tactics to help you build and grow your business.
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