You can get quite rich without working 12 hours a day, seven days a week for the rest of your life. Working 12 hours, a day seven days a week for the rest of your life is just fine. Grant thinks that working just to work, just to blow your brains out with 10X is a great idea. Where we differ is when we get into the specifics of his work advice. I don’t need to make that much money, but if you’ve decided that’s something you really want, I think that’s great. If you want to make $1 million per year in income, go for it. To be fair, he also says you should plan on working 10X harder than you’re currently planning on working, so he’s not one of these “success is easy” or get rich quick guys, which I respect.Īll fine and good I have no major disagreements with any of this. He says if you’re going to work hard anyway, you might as well work hard for a lot more than you want instead of working hard for less. If you want to make $100,000 per year, he says that’s bullshit and that goal should be to make $1 million per year instead. His overcall concept is 10X, meaning that you need to take all of your goals and multiply them by ten. Obviously I wholeheartedly agree since I do the same thing. He gets into people’s faces and tells them to get off their asses and get to fucking work. I more or less agree, though again, I’ll clarify that in a minute.

He actually says you need to blow your brains out with sales and marketing.

He says you need to focus on sales and marketing. I agree to a point (more on that in a minute). He says that most big projects or businesses or marketing campaigns you plan will take much more work than you first anticipate. He says, or at least implies, that lazy people are losers. He says you need to work damn hard for your success. Much of what he says I agree with completely. That also doesn’t mean I completely disagree with Grant Cardone. I never want to be in that category and you don’t either. This is the opposite from most internet loser-haters who are constantly looking for reasons to bash men who are more successful than they are. Even if I completely disagree with such a person and/or disagree with his marketing techniques, I always refrain from shitting all over the guy and instead look to see what he’s doing that I can copy or exploit. He is an extreme, high-energy, off-the-chart extrovert who tends to appeal to men of a similar personality type.īefore I get into my opinion of him, let me first say that unlike most angry loser-haters on the internet, I never denigrate any self-made businessperson who makes more money than me. If you don’t know who he is, Grant Cardone is a Tony Robbins-like success and get-rich guru who focuses on sales and real estate. I’ve watched many of his videos, read some of his stuff, and recently finished reading his most well-known book, The 10X Rule.

Many guys in my audience have asked for my opinion regarding Grant Cardone.

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