How I came up with 10X #shorts

#10x #dream #shorts
How I came up with 10X -

This is how I came up with the 10X Rule...

[j.johnson]

He’s saying if you become too big for the bank they will never let you fail because they’ll fail as well… genius

[ooooooooo]

I was only getting 6 hrs of sleep per day. But after applying the 10x rule I now get 60 hrs of sleep per day. Thanks Grant!!!

[cybersecurity]

I personally recommend 10X rule. Its just a great book, incomparable to ANY financial books. How i lost $170 million dollars is the closest but still far away.

[gregkoenig]

You are absolutely right. If you owe so much that they can't collect and if they (the lender) does anything to make you default, it would break them. They will do what it takes to keep you afloat and prosoering

[EdwardVarner]

What I’ve never heard him talk ab is how he avoided that $51m payout to the bank and kept growing 🤔

[stevenevangelist]

When you owe the bank $50 million. The bank owns you. When you owe the bank $500 million. You own the bank.

[Rafael-rfsp]

I'm currently living with my parents and I disturb them all day by telling what I read everyday . I think unknowingly it is a great way to remember what you read. And now I’m currently about 80% through "Playbook to Millions by Grant Cardone. I have read a lot of entrepreneurial books and self improvement books, and this book is my absolute favorite. This book is extraordinary and really gets you to work extremely hard toward your goals in life and succeed at multiple different areas like personal finance, business and career. This is an absolute must buy if you need a push to get you going in business or you want more out of life.

[polygonhoodieproject]

You don’t want to be completely reliant on other people. The reason is they gain intense negotiation power, you can flip it if they are reliant upon you.

[th]

He is right. I own two IT companies and can confirm. Instead of let you go bust, they try to help you so they can get their money back.

[manrefinery]

There's genius in his madness. Be alert, Grant Cardone is very good at finance. To even access $51M debt takes high credibility and integrity with the banking institutions. They are very conservative with their money. Respect Grant. Dont rush to copy his methods unless you are willing to put in 10X the effort to be as smart as he is.

[davidbell]

This information is strictly confidential to the highest quality of people.

[GSS_]

If you're small we'll take everything.
If you're big we'll ask you nicely.

[silverlootus]

😮😮 what is this interview name in youtube, i want to watch all video, how to find?

[ben.sparham]

So he’s essentially saying, more debt is good 🤦🏼‍♂️😂

[thomashesse]

I had $5 and I invested it for a year at 8% apy so now I have $54, 000 and I don’t have to pay taxes on it so it doubled again to 108 million

[KyangKhan]

It is so true, i speak from personal experience. A friend of mine owed tons of money to the government and he was scared but as it turns out he was too big now to seize him.. i was shocked. Happy for him but at the same time felt like this was unfair to a respectful citizen who pays his taxes

[MiniMillionaire]

One of the reasons I am so interested in Biz & Investing at 11, is watching Uncle GC's content with my dad. He is so inspiring and original !

[SG-dwjh]

If only math worked like Grant, I would’ve been a mathematician.

[frederickcobb]

People like this scare the shit out of me because his word is gold to a lot people.

[tristin]

If you use one bank for all your loans you’ll get crossed collateralized. Dan Peña recommends using a different bank for each individual deal.