Grant Cardone on 5 Steps to Becoming Millionaire, $2B in Property, NOT Buying Home (Full Interview)
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Grant Cardone came through for another interview with VladTV, and this time around he brought more financial advice, including his five steps to becoming a millionaire. He also chalked up his success to becoming a Scientologist, as he explained that he was struggling with money and self-worth before joining Scientology. Grant also revealed that his aiming to own $2 billion in real estate in 2020. To hear the full interview, hit the above video.
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@joshuajimenez7962 6 years ago (edited)
we overestimate what we can do in a day, and underestimate what we can do in a year. if you wrote 1pg a day, in 1 year youll have an entire book
@BlackEazyEye3 6 years ago
I love it when I miss all of the 23 parts of a full interview and end up just watching the full interview
@1muffinaonly 5 years ago
This is my 3rd time watching this interview. I just cancelled all of my food delivery apps. I'm sick of using money on nonsense, and I need to get back to putting my money to good use. Thanks, Grant!
@BlackKing8704 6 years ago
2:07 so I'm the only one that notice he was about to say, "Once you go black you never go back".. he realized his audience. Lol
@KVMNBODY 6 years ago (edited)
Throughout this entire interview your man grant look like he’s thinking about his next business move in his head lmao 😂
@ministerc.politics4305 6 years ago
"I gave Grant his first deal. He's a good kid, he use to sleep on my couch..." TK Kirkland
@StayReadyVids 6 years ago
Bank of America Rents. Wells Fargo Rents.
They rent where they work, and lend money out to people who will buy where they live
They rent where they work, and lend money out to people who will buy where they live
@steveg9302 6 years ago (edited)
It's easy. Just don't do what everyone else is doing which is:
1) Indebt yourself for college
2) Buy a car
3) Buy a house
4) Invest in a retirement account
5) Send your kids to college
Makes sense since all of this creates financial obligations that really don't pay off down the line. The house may get you a little down the line once it's paid off, but you can get way more buying/creating a business down the line.
Instead:
1) Invest in yourself
2) Buy/create businesses (And make use of all the tax deductions you can. At the same time, pay yourself a modest salary while reinvesting most of what you make)
3) Don't buy an expensive car
4) Rent, don't buy
5) Work hard and make sure you really really really really really really really really really really really want it (Because if you don't really want it, you should do what everyone else is doing. It's safer).
1) Indebt yourself for college
2) Buy a car
3) Buy a house
4) Invest in a retirement account
5) Send your kids to college
Makes sense since all of this creates financial obligations that really don't pay off down the line. The house may get you a little down the line once it's paid off, but you can get way more buying/creating a business down the line.
Instead:
1) Invest in yourself
2) Buy/create businesses (And make use of all the tax deductions you can. At the same time, pay yourself a modest salary while reinvesting most of what you make)
3) Don't buy an expensive car
4) Rent, don't buy
5) Work hard and make sure you really really really really really really really really really really really want it (Because if you don't really want it, you should do what everyone else is doing. It's safer).
@ArthurMoore-ii8nn 6 years ago
Grant Cardone Net Worth: Grant Cardone is an American author, motivational speaker, and automobile salesperson who has a net worth of $300 million. Grant Cardone was born in Lake Charles, Louisiana in March 1958. Grant has a twin brother named Gary and was the fourth of five children. He graduated from McNeese State University in 1981.
@YuniorAndresCruz 5 days ago
I’m indeed so proud to have recently become a member of Grant Cardone’s Real Estates success program.
@IkeOg 6 years ago (edited)
"My mom knew that every time the plumber came over, she was gonna get screwed" Grant Cardone
@thegeelifestyle 6 years ago
Love him or hate home, the guy is unapologetic and is living his best life. I can relate to him and I see a lot of myself in him. Be great!!!
@TyresePowell 6 years ago
19:24 Eric Thomas fam....”if you want to succeed as bad as you want to breath then you’ll be successful.” a game changer
@jaym6187 5 years ago
I love these type of interviews…. People like me relate to the mindset but we are still working on getting into his shoes…. I’m 28 and I’m still young….
Props man….
Props man….
@hulksmashjr13 6 years ago
“I told Grant to never buy car but to lease it. Because its goin to depreciate anyway, that was about 1995 or 96 if I remember correctly” - TK Kirkland
Grant Cardone on 5 Steps to Becoming Millionaire, $2B in Property, NOT Buying Home (Full Interview)
djvlad
1,505,400 views
Grant Cardone came through for another interview with VladTV, and this time around he brought more financial advice, including his five steps to becoming a millionaire. He also chalked up his success to becoming a Scientologist, as he explained that he was struggling with money and self-worth before joining Scientology. Grant also revealed that his aiming to own $2 billion in real estate in 2020. To hear the full interview, hit the above video.