The G&E Show

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Grant and Elena Cardone discuss how to make peace on today’s G and E Show. What do you do when you do something crazy? We all mess up at times and do things we shouldn’t do or say things we shouldn’t say. We regret it, but it’s already happened. You know you’ve wronged, so what to do next? 1. Give a little space 2. Apologize 3. Make a Peace offering 4. Use Humor Don’t run your spouse into the ground. Be able to forgive because if you blow up on them you blow up on yourself. If the score is 57-0 you don’t win. When you’re married it’s not about sides because you are on the same side. Do not talk to family and friends about it. They add fuel to the fire. The sooner you can make things right the better. For more on how to create a super life for you and your spouse, get on Grant’s Playbook today. www.grantcardoneplaybook.com

Today on the G and E Show Grant and Elena Cardone discuss drama. How do you handle drama and how do you avoid it? Write down 3 ways you add drama to your life. It’s easy to talk about what others are doing, but difficult to see your own drama. Grant can make drama about crumbs in the fridge and stickers on fruit. Elena knows that small stuff like this comes from the fact that Grant expects a lot from himself. When you assign the solution or problem to someone else, you are involved in drama. If you point out wrongs, point out rights as well. You watching cop shows, reality TV shows, watching news about ISIS and involving yourself in politics leads to drama in your life. Ask yourself how you can simplify your life, and also watch who your friends are. Friends can bring drama so be careful with the company you keep. For every story where someone gets overwhelmed with drama in life, there is someone who rises above the noise. The bigger the person the bigger the problems. Rise above the noise and get focused on your goals. Get on Grant’s Playbook today so that instead of adding drama to your life, you can start adding money to your life.

How do you make your family and your business work, and how can you make everything propser? Ask yourself what your assets are. Write a list of assets in your life. If you don’t know, nobody knows. If you don’t pay attention to your assets, you will have liabilities. Use it or lose it. Have goals with your family and get on the same page. You want to flourish in everything, not just a few things. Sit down with your spouse and talk about what prosperity means to you—and them. Where are you going? Where you’ve been doesn’t matter, keep looking to the future. Don’t live below your potential. Perfect won’t keep you from prosperity, commitment will. Why should a family be broke? Why not have prosperity when we live on a planet so full of resources? Talk with your family today about prosperity and what it means so you get on the same page.

When it’s just you, life is hard enough. Add a person and it becomes even more complicated. How do you get everything done as a couple? How do you get all the stuff you must get done as an individual? Use people. Don’t misunderstand this—you have to use resources. People should be using you as well. People are a form of resources. You can’t get big being a solo-preneuer. You can only do so much in 24 hours. You will always hit the clock if you try and do it all yourself. Grant uses employees for their time, and they use Grant. It’s normal. Who can you use? Be sure to pick up the new Millionaire Booklet—you can read it in under an hour and it will teach you how to get rich. www.millionairebooklet.com

Today on the G and E Show Grant and Elena Cardone say that your relationship is a business. It doesn’t matter if it’s the relationship you want or the money you want—the principles remain the same. Both business and marriage require you to expand and create continually. There are four principles you need to apply at work and home: 1.Set a target—No matter what area of life, if you have no target you’ll end up with nothing. People get in bad relationships because they don’t have a target on what they want. People don’t have money because they don’t ever set targets. 2.How to get the target—Having a target is the starting point but you have to have the skills to know how to get it. Grant set Elena as a target—the woman he wanted to spend the rest of his life with—but he also needed the game to win her heart over. Same with finances, people can have a million-dollar target but if they have no sales skills it’s all pie-in-the-sky. 3.How to keep it—Once you attain the target you have to be able to retain it. Grant tells the story of how Elena once almost ended the relationship because Grant wasn’t doing the things necessary to create in the relationship. You have to keep delivering the goods after attaining the target. The same holds true in business. 4.How to multiply it—All businesses must expand. Treat your marriage as a business. You want to treat your spouse as your most important client always working to please them and win them over. If you are short on creativity you are short on commitment. If you don’t know how to grow money you won’t know how to grow a relationship. Get Grant’s newest product—Playbook to Millions—to guide you on your way to becoming a millionaire. Over half a million people in the US became millionaires last year. When will it be your turn? http://playbooktomillions.com/

According to polls the highest number of unhappy people make the least amount of money. Grant and Elena tease themselves for fun sometimes. Grant has fun by having a good meal with good friends and fireworks. Your spouse can’t give you everything you need to be happy. Grant gets happiness from work that his family can’t give him. His family gives him happiness that work can’t give him. Work makes people feel good. To have fun start cultivating common interests. For every person having “fun” may look different, but it’s important to have fun in life—even while you are working and producing.

Today on the G and E Show Grant and Elena Cardone say that your relationship is a business. It doesn’t matter if it’s the relationship you want or the money you want—the principles remain the same. Both business and marriage require you to expand and create continually. There are four principles you need to apply at work and home: 1.Set a target—No matter what area of life, if you have no target you’ll end up with nothing. People get in bad relationships because they don’t have a target on what they want. People don’t have money because they don’t ever set targets. 2.How to get the target—Having a target is the starting point but you have to have the skills to know how to get it. Grant set Elena as a target—the woman he wanted to spend the rest of his life with—but he also needed the game to win her heart over. Same with finances, people can have a million-dollar target but if they have no sales skills it’s all pie-in-the-sky. 3.How to keep it—Once you attain the target you have to be able to retain it. Grant tells the story of how Elena once almost ended the relationship because Grant wasn’t doing the things necessary to create in the relationship. You have to keep delivering the goods after attaining the target. The same holds true in business. 4.How to multiply it—All businesses must expand. Treat your marriage as a business. You want to treat your spouse as your most important client always working to please them and win them over. If you are short on creativity you are short on commitment. If you don’t know how to grow money you won’t know how to grow a relationship. Get Grant’s newest product—Playbook to Millions—to guide you on your way to becoming a millionaire. Over half a million people in the US became millionaires last year. When will it be your turn? http://playbooktomillions.com/

Husband and wife team Grant and Elena Cardone tackle the subject of how to balance business, marriage and family and 10X them all. Committed to their kids, their business endeavors and their marriage they share what they do to make it all work. Join them every Wednesday at 12 pm EST where they live out their motto of “stick and stay it’s bound to pay.” This week on the G and E Show Grant and Elena Cardone talk about being RICH. We are entering a major recession and you can and should make more money. You need to be on one page with your family—the money page. You need to go to work to prosper. Getting rich is the first thing, then you can have choices. Your kids will never get a world experience if you can’t afford to travel. Getting rich is for choices. Getting rich is not against the law. Originally rich meant powerful. Rich is not having to depend on one flow of income. You are constantly worried about that one stream. You need to add supplemental income and parallel flows so you have multiple flows of income. Have you made the millionaire decision? Get connected with Grant every day until you are rich. Grant just put out a new product called Playbook toi Millions which is literally going to teach you how to become a millionaire. You are the things you surround yourself with. Surround yourself with Grant this summer and get rich so you’ll have choices in life. Go now to http://playbooktomillions.com/

Grant and Elena Cardone discuss how they handle stress on the G and E Show. What happens when your business and marriage collide? How can you handle your stress? 1.Don’t Keep up with the Jones’—stop comparing yourself with others around you. There will always be someone better off and worse off than you. Just worry about living up to your own potential. 2.Make a list—What matters and what doesn’t matter? Is it just a dirty fridge or is it actually something life changing? Focus on the big things and don’t stress the small things. 3.Never put adult problems in front of kids—No matter your stress, don’t put it all out in front of everyone. 4.Respect yourself—Do things that can help you unwind and respect yourself enough to do the little things that help you out. Go work out, get fresh air, eat some ice cream. 5.Find out what’s important—While you can’t neglect the small stuff, always keep things in perspective. Life can be stressful and you don’t want to get overwhelmed. If you are overwhelmed it’s a sign you may not know what you are doing. Practice makes perfect—the more you do something the more comfortable it will be for you.

Grant and Elena Cardone talk about why becoming a millionaire is a family affair on the G and E Show. A husband and wife need to be on the same page. Every city or house divided against itself will not stand. It’s not just being on different pages, sometimes spouses are on the same wrong page—both of you thinking about $3 when you should be thinking about millions. There’s enough millionaires in the US to have a millionaire in every neighborhood. 1 out of 5 millionaires own their own business. 4 out of 5 work for someone else. 2/3 of millionaires have dual incomes with each spouse working. The average millionaire is 62 years old. There are 10.1 million households in the US that have their own businesses. Don’t be poor or sold on just getting by. Grant is a hectamillionaire and you too can get rich. It's time to get your money right. Things are changing fast. Would you borrow a million dollars to become a millionaire? Would you invest $1m to become a millionaire? This Saturday at 11AM EST Grant is delivering a LIVE webinar codifying the routes on How YOU Can Become a Millionaire. This is a one-time LIVE event. Go to www.grantcardone.com/millionaire

In this episode of the G and E Show Grant and Elena Cardone talk about the reality of self-loathing. What do you do to handle it? Are you doing things that make you self-loathe? It could be about your body or it could be financial shame. Maybe it’s your car or your clothes you don’t feel good about. The key to remember is that it’s normal, but the important thing is not to stay there. Get busy and focus on what you excel at!

Each Week Grant Cardone and his wife Elena Cardone discuss the business of marriage. Many couples are pulled in different directions taking care of kids and managing their business success. Grant and Elena offer tips and insights based on their own reality, challenges and successes in their day-to-day lives. Their banter is relatable, entertaining and informative. On today’s episode Elena and Grant provide tips on how to pick a partner and Elena gives her 5 tips that guarantee success and will change the way you think about finding love. They discuss the common mistakes and how people go for the wrong things and let emotion cloud their better analytical judgment. Grant underscores that a life partner is more important than a business partner so it is important to choose wisely. Elena suggests people hand write a list of qualities they want in a person and include both the superficial things along with deal breakers or non negotiable. She adds the final tip, think about what the other person would want and determine if it’s truly a fit.

Today in the G and E Show Grant and Elena Cardone discuss haters. All successful people have haters. Haters aren’t talking to you. They are hating on themselves. They are self-centered creatures. Make haters your motivators. People tell Grant he shows his plane off too much. They are saying more about themselves than they are about Grant. If people say Grant sucks or that he’s a con-artist on social media Grant usually just ignores it. He doesn’t need to say anything. More often than not Grant’s supporters will defend him. Realize that haters don’t have any self-worth—they hate themselves. They’ve given up on having a plane so they hate on Grant for having one. 1. Don’t worry about haters 2. The more success the more hate 3. They are cancerous If half the planet hates you—you could be president of the NWO. Don’t forget to send in your water pitch and win $1000. Also, check out the painting at the end of the episode that artist Eduardo Moctezuma did of Grant. His website is www.eduardomoctezuma.com