Check this video out from Grant Cardone:
For the haters: Before you dismiss the message because it's from Grant Cardone, just realize that the dude is incredibly successful, both as a marketer and as a real estate investor. His net worth is about $200m and I highly doubt there's anyone on this forum who's as successful as him.
This just made me think of that one statement that I've heard about 2 years ago when I watching a dude on YouTube, who was showing the differences between rich and poor people. One time he said: "Money likes silence". Wow.
Why is that though? Why don't successful entrepreneurs show people how it's really done? It's still very few of them in the grand scheme of things.
For instance, probably the most successful guy that I know is one investor who's worth about $500m, here in my city. He has the craziest car collection, everything from Lamborghini Miura, Bugatti Veyron, Ferrari LaFerrari, Ferrari Enzo, Ferrari F12 tdf, McLaren P1, Porsche 918 Spyder, Ferrari SF90 Stradale and so on. He's also in the Ferrari Club(you have to show ownership of 7 Ferraris to be included). He's also got a $13m house with an underground garage, which is like $25-$30m in California.
That dude doesn't even have social media; no FB, no Instagram, nada. Just email and his phone. It's also probably because he's almost 60 and he comes from a different generation. Point is, he never shows off or anything like that. People may perceive it as that but that's not the case. That's just his life.
Same thing with all the other pretty successful guys who are under the radar in my city. No one knows about them but they're there if you search for them.
And for sure, you do have very successful entrepreneurs with powerful presences who are sharing their lives and stuff now. That's a good thing. People like Andy Frisella, Manny Khosbin, Grant Cardone, Patrick from Valuetainment, MJ DeMarco and so on. They're showing you: "Hey, this is possible for you bro!". Before it was more of a mystery and now it's becoming more and more revalent.
And then you also got the Facebook or Amazon FBA gurus, who are most likely renting fast cars in suits and are the pretenders. I'm not talking about them here.
Why is it not that common? Maybe Grant is right about that, they don't wanna share it because it's just a waste of their time?
This just made me think of that one statement that I've heard about 2 years ago when I watching a dude on YouTube, who was showing the differences between rich and poor people. One time he said: "Money likes silence". Wow.
Why is that though? Why don't successful entrepreneurs show people how it's really done? It's still very few of them in the grand scheme of things.
For instance, probably the most successful guy that I know is one investor who's worth about $500m, here in my city. He has the craziest car collection, everything from Lamborghini Miura, Bugatti Veyron, Ferrari LaFerrari, Ferrari Enzo, Ferrari F12 tdf, McLaren P1, Porsche 918 Spyder, Ferrari SF90 Stradale and so on. He's also in the Ferrari Club(you have to show ownership of 7 Ferraris to be included). He's also got a $13m house with an underground garage, which is like $25-$30m in California.
That dude doesn't even have social media; no FB, no Instagram, nada. Just email and his phone. It's also probably because he's almost 60 and he comes from a different generation. Point is, he never shows off or anything like that. People may perceive it as that but that's not the case. That's just his life.
Same thing with all the other pretty successful guys who are under the radar in my city. No one knows about them but they're there if you search for them.
And for sure, you do have very successful entrepreneurs with powerful presences who are sharing their lives and stuff now. That's a good thing. People like Andy Frisella, Manny Khosbin, Grant Cardone, Patrick from Valuetainment, MJ DeMarco and so on. They're showing you: "Hey, this is possible for you bro!". Before it was more of a mystery and now it's becoming more and more revalent.
And then you also got the Facebook or Amazon FBA gurus, who are most likely renting fast cars in suits and are the pretenders. I'm not talking about them here.
Why is it not that common? Maybe Grant is right about that, they don't wanna share it because it's just a waste of their time?
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