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    The Top 5 Reasons Bartering Is So Valuable Right Now

    enSeptember 30, 2017

    Podcast Summary

    • Bartering: A Valuable Skill in Today's SocietyBartering, an ancient practice, is still relevant today and can potentially grow with technology, allowing people to creatively trade items or services to fulfill each other's needs.

      Bartering, the ancient practice of exchanging goods or services directly without using money, is still relevant in today's society and may even gain more popularity with the rise of cryptocurrency. Gary Vaynerchuk expresses his fascination with the concept, drawing parallels to how people used to trade goods before the introduction of currency. He believes that technology is making us go "old school" and that bartering is a skill that is lost on many people. The idea of trading unwanted items for desired ones is a fascinating world for Vaynerchuk, and he sees the potential for a billion-dollar barter marketplace with the help of technology. The speaker also emphasizes that bartering is not the same as keeping things for free or using platforms like eBay, Craigslist, or Etsy. Instead, it's about creatively trading items or services to fulfill each other's needs. Overall, bartering is a move that people don't have in their repertoire, but it's a valuable skill that can be used to build connections and communities.

    • Exploring the Future of Bartering and TradingIn the next 15 years, a major platform for bartering and trading goods and services could emerge, offering a more efficient alternative to traditional cash transactions. Building trust and delivering on promises are key to successful exchanges.

      There is a significant opportunity for a major platform to emerge within the next 15 years that focuses on infrastructure for bartering and trading goods and services. The speaker believes that this could be as impactful as eBay or Craigslist, and that there is a great deal of inefficiency in the way we currently exchange items and services. He suggests going the extra mile to connect with potential trading partners, and emphasizes the importance of delivering on promises made during these transactions. The speaker's personal experience has shown him that there are assets and resources all around us that can be traded for what we need, and he encourages exploring this avenue as a viable alternative to traditional cash transactions. However, he also warns against making promises that cannot be kept, as trust is essential in these types of exchanges. Overall, the speaker's message is one of optimism and resourcefulness, encouraging people to think creatively about the ways they can meet their needs through bartering and trading.

    • Bartering for resources and successBartering unique skills or resources can lead to success despite limited finances. Try new things, be resourceful, and explore opportunities to learn and grow.

      Practicality and creativity can lead to success even without significant financial resources. Gary Vaynerchuk shares his experience of starting VaynerMedia with minimal expenses by bartering his time and skills for space and resources. He emphasizes the importance of trying new things and being open to experiences, even with limited funds. Bartering is a powerful tool that allows individuals to acquire what they need by offering their unique skills or resources. This approach was common before the existence of money and can still be effective today. Vaynerchuk encourages everyone to explore various opportunities and learn new skills, no matter how small their budget may be. By being resourceful and creative, individuals can achieve their goals and build successful businesses.

    • Persistence is key to finding opportunitiesReach out to a large number of people for a specific opportunity, even if the response rate is low, to increase chances of finding the right one. Persistence pays off in various situations.

      Persistence pays off. Gary Vaynerchuk suggests reaching out to a large number of people for a specific opportunity, such as a 1-month internship, even if the response rate is low. He recommends sending emails to 4,000 people and expecting to get only 3 responses. This approach requires a significant time investment, but it increases the chances of finding the right opportunity. This strategy can be applied to various situations, not just internships. So, don't be discouraged by the initial rejections or lack of responses. Keep trying and stay persistent. Additionally, Gary encourages listeners to share this episode and share their thoughts. He values the feedback and engagement from his audience. By sharing this episode, you can contribute to the ongoing conversation and learn from others' experiences. In conclusion, persistence is key to achieving success, and sharing knowledge and experiences with others can lead to valuable insights and connections.

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