Got to take a quick Pic with Danny Kass at XGames in 2010
Thursday, January 26, 2012
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
MUST Read - Blog by Tim Ferriss and Mike Geary
Mike Geary explains how he created Fitness books and topics to build a $1 Million business:
The Truth About Abs: How to make $1Million per month
** Mike Geary is the author and owner of TruthAboutAbs.com. The Truth about Six Pack Abs is the #1 ranked AbdominalsEook in the world as ranked by clickbank.com with over 439,000 readers in 163 countries to date.
The Truth About Abs: How to make $1Million per month
** Mike Geary is the author and owner of TruthAboutAbs.com. The Truth about Six Pack Abs is the #1 ranked AbdominalsEook in the world as ranked by clickbank.com with over 439,000 readers in 163 countries to date.
The Thank You Economy by Gary Vaynerchuk
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| The Thank You Economy |
I started reading this book last night, or rather did it the "underachiever" way and downloaded it from iTunes as an audiobook. I found this author Gary Vaynerchuk after reading and learning about an internet marketing mogul Russell Brunson. Russell was talking about a book entitled "Crush It" (which I also ordered from Amazon.com - should be arriving shortly), so I of course had to google it.
I stumbled upon the website "Crushitbook.com" where I was introduced to the positively-hyperexcited Gary Vaynerchuk and a few of his Video Blogs about Social Media, the dynamic, world changing internet era we're going through, and from there I found myself following @garyvee on Twitter.
My curiosity was then piqued when I found his latest book, "The Thank You Economy" and started sorting out the details and ideologies that Gary talks about. The jist of the book is about how we as a society, are in the beginning stages of coming full circle with customer service, stemming from a business model of the pre-1980s era where customer service was key for building a business, through the internet boom and dot-com era where customer service literally vanished, and now we're heading into a customer service driven model due to the backlash of consumers for so long as a result of the prior "Press Star, then 1, then 2..." customer service phone model.
Gary made an interesting point in one of his video blogs about how the internet is still very young, comparing it to the life cycle of a person, whereas now the internet is in it's teenage years, starting to have a 'social life.' That being the social media boom of Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, etc.
I have a long flight today, so I should be able to get through the rest of the audio book today!
Stay tuned...
-Peace
RiO
Sunday, January 1, 2012
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