A few days ago, a friend of mine asked me for advice about work. She said she enjoyed part of her job, but not all of it.

I told her to focus on the things she enjoyed doing, and make those her jobs.

Gary Vaynerchuk takes my advice one step further.

“Ask yourself: What do I want to do everyday for the rest of my life? Do That. I promise, you can monetize that shit,” he says.

“Stop crying, and just keep hustling.”

(thanks to Todd Defren for pointing out the video)

-Parker

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One Response to “Hustle Is The Most Important Word Ever”

  • Julia:

    “Seven to two in the morning is plenty of time to do damage.” Ahhahahah!

    And he’s totally right – branding equity is worth so much these days, not only in a company but also, with yourself. Your life is brand, a legacy – how you live it, the actions within it – what? 80+ years is what we’re all hoping for right? – will carry you to the next level, the next stage of your game provided you’re working at developing it, honing it, and perfecting it. And mistakes are good; they’re beauties. There’s nothing like getting up after a fall. In fact, misjudgments, errors, hindsight … all great tools and experiences to become even more human, more transparent, more real to your audience. Soon, everyone will be talking and everyone will be watching … you.

    Do what you love; getting paid for it is just bonus!

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