Byline: Natalie Pendergrass
The measure of success is enjoying what you do.
Vaynerchuk discussed the importance of stepping out of your comfort zone, and into the social world of opportunities.
"The world is too great to not be doing something you love," Vaynerchuk said.
He shared with the students that the single most underrated thing is the Internet, and we should take advantage of it. He believes that the Internet has given people a shot to do something great with their passions.
"The Internet itself is destroying everything in its way, and I do not think people are ready for it," Vaynerchuck said.
Caroline Parker, a public relations major, appreciated Vaynerchuk's outlook on life, and is inspired to start her own business.
"I never thought owning my own relations firm was even possible, but after seeing that big things can happen to everyday people, I see no obstacles," Parker said.
Brandon Cervenka, an advertising major, thought Vaynerchuk's advice for students was beneficial.
"I took a lot of what he talked about, and tied it into my own situations. Students will have a tough time in this field, but there are opportunities waiting for us," Cervenka said.
Vaynerchuk discussed the idea that getting the perfect job is slim to none. He believes the process of success is not going to be easy, but the path is layed out.
"You don't make two million dollars overnight, you've got to work for it," Vaynerchuk said.
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