Business Video Roundup: Vision for 2020, When to Fire Your Top Employee & More

Posted on 3.January.2020 by Mike Winters | @amcomcap

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To get the year started off on the right foot, here’s another roundup of great videos for entrepreneurs and business owners of all stripes. Gary Vaynerchuk discusses the number one reason why you might need to fire your number one employee, Patrick Bet-David reveals some conversations you should have with your parents as an entrepreneur, and Brian Tracy advises on how to develop a clear vision for the year ahead. Plus, CNBC explores whether Party City can survive in the age of Amazon and a pitch meeting on Entrepreneur Elevator Pitch gets heated. Let’s get to it. Best of luck in 2020, everyone!

GaryVee: The #1 Reason to Fire Your #1

In his 30-minute LinkedIn TalentConnect keynote speech, Gary Vaynerchuk zeroes in on an often-overlooked topic: why you might need to fire one of your company’s top performers. If your top performer is toxic for company culture and overall employee morale, it’s probably best to cut ties and watch everyone else’s performance rise after they’re gone. As Vaynerchuk says, “Make employee morale your number one priority and the profits will follow.”

Patrick Bet-David: 10 Conversations to Have with Your Parents as an Entrepreneur

Patrick Bet-David goes over why you and your parents should have a talk.

Brian Tracy: How to Develop a Clear Vision for 2020

“It doesn’t matter where you’re coming from—all that matters is where you’re going,” Brian Tracy says. In this seven-minute video, he offers advice for developing a clear vision for where you want to go as we head into the new year and new decade.

CNBC: Can Party City Survive Amazon?

In this 14-minute mini-doc, CNBC explores the challenges facing Party City as Amazon cuts deeper into its market share. Can they make it? And how can other retailers hope to keep business alive in an Amazon world?

Entrepreneur Elevator Pitch: “You’re Going to Get Told ‘No’ 10,000 Times”

The latest episode of Entrepreneur’s weekly pitch show is entertaining and insightful.

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