About Grant Cardone

Grant Cardone Rattles the Willis Report

cardonesuccess — Mon, 13 Feb 2012 19:26:34 +0000

Grant Cardone rattles the Willis Report with his expert commentary on the abject folly of expecting the Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke to fix up the housing market. Cardone reminds Gerri of a proposal he made to President Obama in 2008 to remove inventory from the market to heal it and why Bernanke will not only not solve the problem but make it worse. Next up, Cardone takes a contrarian stand by defending the “fairness” of AT&T’s move to throttle the bandwidth of customers addicted to YouTube, Farmville and other heavy downloads and sums up the admiration of the public for companies like Apple, Google and Wholefoods as due to those company’s ability to deliver great product exchange – unlike the dismal service offered by banks and financial institutions.

Office romance: It’s time to ditch the taboo and lighten up

cardonesuccess — Sun, 12 Feb 2012 19:19:44 +0000

The Middle Class Dream Is Officially Dead

cardonesuccess — Wed, 08 Feb 2012 23:43:08 +0000

Grant Cardone explains to the irrepressible host of the Big Biz Show, Bob “Sully” Sullivan why financial security does not come from income, that it comes from wealth and how we are in “Eat What You Can Kill” economy because no government can take care of you. According to Cardone, “Study the people that create financial security for themselves, your being pushed to be an entrepreneur and to be independent.” Listen to the entire interview to hear more about what you can do!

Eating What You Can Kill is the Real Snuggie

cardonesuccess — Wed, 08 Feb 2012 23:38:11 +0000

Grant Cardone dispels the dismal myth that the Federal Reserve will ensure prosperity to American households, why the settlement between banks and the States on deceptive foreclosure practices is really a red herring to keep banks from being undercapitalized and the moral to be learned from the alleged investment fraud committed by R. Allen Stanford.

Lazy is a Disease

cardonesuccess — Wed, 08 Feb 2012 23:27:29 +0000

Lazy is not a normal state of a person, but one that is educated, encouraged and allowed. Walk into any company with lazy staff and I assure you someone in the organization has been educated, encouraged or allowed the behavior.

Amazon May Be Going Small with Retail Boutique Experiment

cardonesuccess — Tue, 07 Feb 2012 19:08:46 +0000

Seven Secrets of Self-Made Multimillionaires

cardonesuccess — Sun, 05 Feb 2012 19:01:15 +0000

Robert Redford says Sundance, the corporate sponsored playground for celebrities, is for the ’99 percent’

cardonesuccess — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 18:58:04 +0000

The Failing Formula of the Middle Class

cardonesuccess — Sat, 14 Jan 2012 00:35:24 +0000

Business expert Grant Cardone discusses with Colleen Williams why and how the failing formula of the Middle Class is crushing the category and destroying wealth in America.
Cardone explains why you want to break out of the Middle Class and never look back!

When Grant met Mel on WTKK

cardonesuccess — Thu, 12 Jan 2012 00:17:35 +0000

Super sales expert Grant Cardone offers advice to businesses and individuals on the Mel Robbins Show on 96.9 FM WTKK in Boston.

Grant and Mel talk politics with Grant explaining why government needs to get out of the way and that the market will regulate itself. It’s people, the entrepreneurs that create and fix economies.

Grant attributes his success to learning about selling and that revenue is “God,” because if you can create revenue you will not get fired!
Further, if you want to improve your position there has to be a value add proposition.

Finally, he shares the five things that a person needs to do to stand out and be successful in 2012:

1. Do not wait for good news because it is not coming. You need to create the news for yourself and create your own economy.
2. All focus of the family and the business must be on revenue creation – not saving or cutting your way to prosperity.
3. Be omnipresent – work harder, longer, be on the internet, go to meetings and be everywhere that you can be. People need to know you!
4. People must embrace persisting in order to be the last person standing in a transaction – do not give up like everyone else.
5. Stay focused on the future. Spend no time or attention on the failures or successes of the past.