Stop Playing Small. Your Budget Mentality Is the Cage | Grant Cardone
STOP PLAYING SMALL.
A lot of times when we think about growth, we think small. We say, “How can I make thirty thousand more a year?” Instead, we should say, “How can make 300 thousand more a year.” You’ve got to unlock yourself from your budget mentality. Other people may not understand, but you can’t get knocked off course. If you’re destined for greatness, you shouldn’t settle for anything less. On today’s episode of The School of Greatness, I talk about playing big with one of the top entrepreneurs in the world: Grant Cardone. Grant Cardone is the author of eight business books, thirteen business programs, and is the CEO of seven privately held companies. Forbes calls him one of the top social media business influencers in the world. Cardone founded and manages a real estate investment firm, Cardone Capital, with $1Billion assets under management. He also travels the world consulting Fortune 500 companies, small business owners, startups and governments on business expansion. One of his enterprises recently hosted The 10X Growth Conference at Miami Marlins Park in Miami, Florida with over 34,000 business people and entrepreneurs in attendance from over fifty countries. Grant Cardone wants you to 10X your business, 10X your income and 10X your life. Everyone is underestimating themselves.
So get ready to learn how to maximize your growth on Episode 802.
Some Questions I Ask:
What switched in your mind to go from making 30 thousand to 300 thousand? (14:00 )
When did you start to think bigger? (16:00)
What advice would you have for women about following their dreams? (32:30)
What do you think your superpower is? (38:00)
Where would you be without having your married partner? (49:00)
How do you build from a small team to a large team with a culture of success? (1:17:00)
In This Episode You Will Learn:
How thinking small can have lasting problems (16:00 )
About Grant’s mother’s passing (24:00)
Why people only have half the formula right (52:00)
The three things Grant thinks are important in a relationship (1:04:00)
How to deal with haters (1:08:00)
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