You Need to Double Down on What You Like

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Gary Vaynerchuk

Business, Marketing

4.8 • 18.3K Ratings

🗓️ 17 February 2020

⏱️ 27 minutes

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Summary

Today’s episode is from a talk that I had last week with NFL Football legend Terrell Owens. We spoke about social media awareness and how you need to double down on what you like. Make sure to hit me up and let me know what you thought.

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0:00.0	Podcast, what is good?
0:01.8	Weekly V, 005 on YouTube, YouTube.com slash GaryVee,
0:07.0	Vee, E weekly V, 005, if you haven't following it,
0:11.2	probably the best feedback on anything I've done
0:13.4	in the last two years has been the transition
0:15.8	on YouTube from daily V occasionally,
0:18.2	because it used to be daily, to this new format weekly V,
0:21.0	which a lot of people are really enjoying.
0:22.6	I like that we're launching it on Fridays.
0:24.5	I literally, Friday, Saturday and Sunday,
0:27.5	all day on Twitter, people saying,
0:29.4	this has become a must watch for them once a week.
0:31.7	They get to stay up to date with me
0:33.2	because it's overwhelming everywhere else.
0:34.9	A lot of you are probably listening to this
0:36.3	because the podcast is easier to consume than the video stuff.
0:39.3	This might be your way to get the visuals as well,
0:41.6	which is obviously contextual.
0:43.2	Weekly V, 005 is here.
0:45.4	Texas El Paso trip was there.
0:48.8	My Singapore not going there, but then video.
0:52.9	A really interesting internship was offered
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