How to Achieve Anything! | Grant Cardone's 10X Rule

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Many people feel like they won’t be able to achieve their goals. Or the Their goals are too big. So Many will settle for smaller goals and smaller lives. That is the majority. The rest of us will take massive action, and will not settle for average lives.

Today we are talking about Grant Cardone’s Book, the 10X Rule which I consider to be a simple yet powerful formula for achievement. The 10X rule will help you achieve things that you never thought possible, Because you will be putting 10 times the effort that you might think it takes.

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[dheerajarani]

A list of all 5 at the end would have been perfect. Here are those
1. Action
2. Setting smalll goals
3. Obsession
4. Fear
5. Intensity and consistentcy

[tracylandu]

I would disagree that nobody benefits from failure. How would you learn from mistakes to do better if you didn't fail? But great explanation of the 10x rule!

[hamzasabir]

Yeah, I agree but for the people who disagree, it's just a way of seeing the main thing, so if you just think by yourself you wonder that you can achieve this level of success and abundance without failing and getting in setbacks, in 10X rule book enhance your obsession about success and make this 'no benefits from failing' as a motivation and trigger for anybody struggling toward success based on another statement that 'the only way you fail is when you give up or you lower your target' as @Grant said! Thank you so much for helping us reviewing the book!

[MrMarkCaudill]

Awesome video, I bought that audio book and didn't get much from it because it was so long. I like how you did the video on the good content from the book and left out all the useless content from the book.

[mrsingh]

Iam feeling proud that I subscribed this channel . Very inspiring, very motivating video . Wish I could give it ×10 likes . Please keep on uploading these types of video .

[yashnegi]

Thanks for sharing. God Bless you always.

[GeekyMino]

If you wanna reach the moon aim for the starts :) I like the ideas! Another great one.

[heykate]

Subbed! Great content! :) thank u for what you do. Keep it up :)

[h.fatima]

I wish I could like this video more than once:)

[meadowsasmr]

Good video- ! (I do think u ment retreat instead of retrieve tho.. I've never put together a YouTube video so I don't know if editing after posting is even a thing, only pointing it out in case it is. ) Thanks for the vid tho- I haven't gotten around to the 10x book(tho I have read others) so this was a good watch

[rishilagga]

Great video, I just wanted to ask what do you use(programs or apps) to make these videos?

[TreasureByMeasure]

Anybody else coin roll hunting while listening to this? ...probably not! Lmao!!

[martinesejour]

So true. Microsoft and Apple had a "friendly, aggressive competition" Yeah, both wanted the best, and pushed each other to greatness.

[peek-ka-boom]

The 10x Rule is not clear to me. Does it literally mean put forth 10 times the amount of activity that others did? For example, the standard bench pressing weight of my opponents is that they're pushing 250 lbs. So is it simply what it says it is: 10 times the actions of other people. So I should just bench press 2, 500 lbs?

[reikocool]

Do you do it at the cost of your health

[JeanteLove]

Success comes from failing and learning from your mistakes, wtf are u saying

[tomjens]

cordone is terrible in terms of learning from his videos. His videos are 95% fluff. You watch 50 minutes of his video and you realize that the only important info could have been expressed in 1 minute.
If that much (some videos are zero value).

[syamvidya]

Is not 10x too big a goal... unachievable..

[MarkdComment]

Competitors benefit from your failure.