Showing posts with label gary vaynerchuk. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gary vaynerchuk. Show all posts

Saturday, February 27, 2010

The Hammer

Watching curling as often as I do....once every 4 years...got me thinking about the importance of the hammer.  Having the hammer is having control.  Are we in control of what we're doing?  Do we have the last say in what we do or who we become? 

Like curling, we're going to, one day give up control of our destiny.  Maybe we'll need other people to become involved in our life in order for us to succeed.  If so, don't settle for one point.  Crush it!




I'd love to hear your thoughts about "holding the hammer."

Thursday, January 14, 2010

Crush It

I like reading.  I think I always have.  I've almost read every Hardy Boys books and many Robert Ludlum books.  These days my reading includes stuff about social media.  I've recently read Trust Agents as well as Accidental Billionaires.  (To be honest, I think I need to get some more Ludlum in my veins - one can only get to serious.)

Today, I'm very excited to offer all my blog readers a chance to win a fantastic book called Crush It! by Gary Vaynerchuk.  I recently put out a challenge on Twitter that if and when I reach 1000 followers on Twitter I would give away 2 copies of the best-selling book.


So, here I am.  True to my word I will give away 2 copies.  One will be the hardcover edition.  The other will be a very cool online web-based version of the book from vook.com.  (Check out the link.  It's pretty cool!)


On with the contest!  Contest?  You bet.  Here are the rules:
  1. You must participate on my blog to have a chance of winning.  (No Facebook entries please.  Thank you.)
  2. Leave a comment on WHY you deserve to win either copy of the book.
  3. Winner will be based on what I determine as the best response.
  4. I am looking for a minimum of 10, 8, 5, 3, 2 responses (so tell your friends to apply because I only know of 4 people who actually read this!)
  5. Contest runs from now until I finish eating my lunch on January 22.

Ready.  Set.  Go.