Gary Vaynerchuk (born November 14, 1975) also known as Gary Vee, is an entrepreneur and investor who is currently the CEO of VaynerX, a holding company for his various businesses, and co-founder and partner of Vayner Media, a full-service advertising agency.
He is also a prolific public speaker, author, and social media personality. In 2015, he was included in Crain’s 40 Under Forty list of New York entrepreneurs. In 2017, Vaynerchuk was listed as one of Forbes’ Top Social Influencers.
If you’re looking for something new to read, check out these titles recommended by Gary Vee.
Amazing Things Will Happen by C.C. Chapman
In his book, “Amazing Things Will Happen”, C.C. Chapman inspires readers to chase their dreams and achieve their goals.
He teaches that anything is possible if you set your mind to it and outlines simple steps that anyone can follow to make their dreams a reality.
Chapman’s message is one of hope and positivity, and his book is sure to motivate and encourage anyone who reads it.
Ctrl Alt Delete by Mitch Joel
In Ctrl Alt Delete, Joel argues that businesses must adapt or die in the face of disruptive technologies. He offers a road map for business transformation, detailing how companies can use technology to create new value propositions and reach new customers.
Joel’s message is timely and urgent: businesses must act now to stay relevant in a rapidly changing world. His insights will help any company navigate the digital age and emerge stronger than ever before.
Fantasy Life by Matthew Berry
Fantasy Life by Matthew Berry is a book about, you guessed it, fantasy football. Berry is a fantasy football expert and he has written this book as a guide for those who want to learn more about the game.
Berry breaks down the ins and outs of fantasy football and explains how to draft a winning team. He also gives tips on how to manage your team throughout the season and how to make trades that will improve your team’s chances of winning.
If you’re looking for a comprehensive guide to fantasy football, then Fantasy Life by Matthew Berry is the book for you.
Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson
Walter Isaacson’s Steve Jobs is an in-depth look at the life of one of the most influential men of our time.
Isaacson interviewed over a hundred people close to Jobs, including family, friends, and colleagues, to create this intimate portrait of the Apple co-founder and CEO.
The book chronicles Jobs’s upbringing, his early days at Apple, his ousting from the company, and his eventual return. It also covers his personal life, including his marriage and children.
Steve Jobs is a fascinating read for anyone interested in technology or business.
The Nine by Jeffrey Toobin
In his book, “The Nine,” Jeffrey Toobin takes readers inside the United States Supreme Court, providing an unprecedented look at the men and women who sit on America’s highest court.
Toobin begins his story with the court’s most recent history, starting with Chief Justice William Rehnquist’s death in 2005. He then takes readers back to the early days of the court, when it was first established in 1789.
Toobin profiles each of the nine current justices, providing insights into their personal lives, judicial philosophies, and voting records. He also discusses some of the most controversial cases that have come before the court in recent years, including Bush v. Gore and Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission.
The Search by John Battelle
John Battelle’s The Search is a fascinating look at the history and future of search engines. He chronicles the early days of search engines like AltaVista and Excite, and how they changed the way we find information on the web. He also looks at the rise of Google and its impact on search.
Battelle paints a picture of a future where search engines are even more deeply entrenched in our lives, helping us find not just information but also people and products. He envisions a world where we can search for anything we want, anytime, anywhere.
The Search is an insightful and thought-provoking book that will change the way you think about search engines.
Think Like Zuck by Ekaterina Walter
In her book, Ekaterina Walter encourages readers to think like Zuck – that is, to be more innovative and entrepreneurial in their approach to life.
Drawing on her own experience as a social media expert and entrepreneur, Walter shows readers how they can use Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg’s thinking process to achieve their own goals.
By breaking down Zuckerberg’s thought process into five key steps, Walter provides readers with a roadmap for achieving greater success in their personal and professional lives.
Youtility by Jay Baer
In Jay Baer’s book Youtility, he argues that companies need to be more useful to their customers if they want to stay ahead in today’s market. He cites examples of companies that are already doing this and offers tips on how others can follow suit.
Baer believes that the key to success in today’s market is to focus on creating utility for customers rather than trying to sell them something.
He argues that customers are bombarded with marketing messages all day long and are becoming increasingly adept at ignoring them. The only way to cut through the noise and stand out from the competition is to be genuinely useful.
Baer provides numerous examples of companies that are already doing this successfully and offers advice on how others can create their own utility strategy. This book is a must-read for any business owner or marketing professional who wants to stay ahead of the curve.
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