27A- Reading Reflection No.3

The book I decided to read was the Art of Social Media: Power Tips for Power Users by Guy Kawasaki. I have read this book twice now because this book is a required reading for one of my advertising classes. What I loved the most about this book was Guy’s way of making everything so easy for any reader to understand. His step by step understanding of social media makes it appealing for everyone.
What I admired the most was Guy’s ability to bring in emotion to social media. His idea of being thankful, it reminded me that I should never steal someone’s work or words and I should always tag people to their original work. I also really liked how his book was made to be a fast and easy read. Guy believes in the power of social media and all he wants is to help his readers.
The book did not really go into the adversities of Guy but he did mention that he has put in years to understand social media like he does now. I appreciate his grit and willingness to stick with it. His passion has made me want to understand social media more.
Guy exhibits a personality that is curious to know everything about something he is passionate about. He shows that he is willing to dive deeper into every topic in his book. He is knowledgeable, curious and adaptable to quick changes in his professional environment.
If I was to ask Guy two questions the first one would be, where did his passion for social media stem from? And, as young advertising student who loves social media, what do you think I should do as a student to train myself to be as efficient on social media as possible?

Lastly, I think Guys opinion of hard work is never giving up on your passion. Whether that be blogging, you-tubing or building your Instagram following, no one should give up on their dream. With social media , success comes slowly but in the end it is very rewarding. 

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  1. UnknownDecember 3, 2017 at 9:22 PM

    I actually read the same book for my second reading reflection. I really enjoyed it as well, I appreciated how easy Guy Kawasaki made it for the reader to understand. I actually didn't really know that much about social media and social media management, so the book taught me some pretty important lessons. I can confidently say after reading it, I implemented some of the tips and trips into my accounts and thought about how I use each individual platform differently.

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