Published Sep 28, 2022

"A Once In A Lifetime Opportunity To Build Wealth IS COMING!" | Grant Cardone & Lewis Howes

Grant Cardone joins Lewis Howes to share powerful wealth-building strategies through real estate, diversified investments, and mindset shifts, while revealing his inspiring journey of overcoming adversity and the importance of persistence in achieving success.
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  • Overcoming Addiction

    shares his journey of overcoming addiction, highlighting the importance of quitting harmful habits to rebuild self-esteem. He emphasizes that the first step to gaining confidence is to stop self-destructive behaviors, which he achieved by changing his environment and seeking treatment 1. After successfully quitting drugs, Grant dedicated his newfound free time to productive activities, such as attending meetings and studying sales, which transformed him into the driven individual he is today 2.

    I had to quit doing damage to myself. I hated myself. The worst part of my drug addiction was how it wasn't just what the drugs were doing to me and the hangovers and the lost time, and it was the personal, personal deprivation and degrade that I was doing to myself.

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    Selling Strategies

    Grant discusses his five-step selling system, which begins with clearly stating his intention to make the audience his customers. He believes in being upfront about his goals and qualifying leads to ensure they are a good fit for his products 3. Confidence plays a crucial role in his approach, as he draws parallels between the economy and an ecosystem where confidence drives success 4.

    My intention is to get all of you to be my customer tonight. We have a $1,900 program or $9,000 program. We're going to offer it to you tonight for $9.97.

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    Decision Making

    Grant highlights the importance of quick decision-making and understanding numbers, which he considers his superpowers. He explains that many people struggle with decision-making due to a lack of self-trust and reliance on others' opinions 5. Additionally, he advises investing in personal improvement and business growth, even if it means using debt, as the returns can be significant 6.

    The first thing people should invest money in, even use debt on, is their personal improvement.

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