206: How to Ensure Freedom
Grant Cardone offers insights and advice to help the middle-class breakout and achieve true freedom in business, career and finance. Each week NY Times best-selling author, self-made multimillionaire entrepreneur and international sales expert Grant Cardone focuses on matters affecting the middle class.
Whether it's jobs and careers, finance, entrepreneurship, Grant's real, raw in-your-face delivery serves as a wake up call for anyone ok with just being comfortable. The Cardone Zone is like no other business show presently on air. After watching one episode, you'll be inspired to make success your duty, responsibility and obligation as you break free of the middle class and break into true freedom.
Every Friday at 12 PM Eastern Standard Time, Grant is delivering Cardone Zone to you. Where he talks about success, money, finance, and career—to get you to financial freedom.
In this episode, Grant Cardone talks about freedom and what it takes for each of us to create true freedom. He refers to an article featured on Politico by billionaire Nick Hanauer, "The Pitchforks Are Coming For Us Plutocrats," where he says, "If we don't do something to fix the glaring inequities in this economy, the pitchforks are going to come for us. No society can sustain this kind of rising inequality."
Grant offers his take on this topic, explains that the middle class needs to change their mindset and aspire for true freedom by understanding that:
1. You must make freedom your responsibility. 2. Think like an entrepreneur. 3. Stop settling for comfort and work for freedom. 4. Invest in yourself and ways to get more opportunities.
Grant notes that everything he does in business is to create freedom for himself and his family and that the middle class has to increase income and thing in terms of wealth creation instead of saving and scarcity.
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