The Four People Every Startup Needs

The Four People Every Startup Needs

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In this episode of the GaryVee Audio Experience, I react to a series of clips of my 2008 self predicting live streaming and live shopping. I break down why live shopping right now is exactly what social media was in 2007. I also share why everyone who makes a product must be live ...  Show more

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