Top 100 Grant Cardone Quotes (2024 Update)
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51. “No commitment equals no results.”

— Grant Cardone

52. “Nothing happens to you; it happens because of you.”

— Grant Cardone

53. “A little imagination combined with massive action goes a long way.”

— Grant Cardone

54. “You must set targets that are 10 times what you think you want and then do 10 times what you think it will take to accomplish those targets. Massive thoughts must be followed by massive actions.”

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55. “Disciplined, consistent, and persistent actions are more of a determining factor in the creation of success than any other combination of things.”

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56. “All the excuses in the world won’t change one simple fact: that fear is a sign to do whatever it is you fear – and do it quickly.”

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57. “I would rather fail pushing forward than in retreat.”

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58. “Become so sold, so convinced, so committed to your company, product, and service that you believe it would be a terrible thing for the buyer to do business anywhere else with any other product.”

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59. “The moment you start thinking someone else’s gain is your loss, you limit yourself by thinking in terms of competition and shortages.”

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60. “One of the major differences between successful and unsuccessful people is that the former look for problems to resolve, whereas the latter make every attempt to avoid them.”

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61. “Your ability to do well in life depends on your ability to sell others on the things in which you believe!”

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62. “If most of your customers are grinding you on price, then your level of service is not obvious to them. Otherwise, they wouldn’t grind you on just price because they would value the service you’re giving them.”

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63. “Never take the position that things just happen to you; rather, they happen because of something you did or did not do.”

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64. “What if the only thing standing in the way of your greatness was that you just had to go after everything obsessively, persistently, and as though your life depended on it?”

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65. “Obsession is what you will need to set 10X goals and to follow them up with 10X actions. Remember.”

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66. “Most people do not attack their projects with “I-have-to-get-it-done-now” urgency and therefore they do not get it done. Most people never commit like fanatics, and therefore they never become fantastic.”

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67. “You have to approach the notion of success the way good parents approach their duty to their children; it’s an honor, an obligation, and a priority.”

— Grant Cardone

68. “This is the problem with many members of the middle class. They go after what they’ve deemed necessary rather than ever going really big.”

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69. “To really go at it in life and in business, you have to say yes to everything. It’s something you’ll see successful people do time and again – not because they can but because they choose to say yes. They eagerly engage in life and realize that the word “yes” has more life and possibilities in it – and.”

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70. “1. Mistargeting by setting objectives that are too low and don’t allow for enough correct motivation. 2. Severely underestimating what it will take in terms of actions, resources, money, and energy to accomplish the target. 3. Spending too much time competing and not enough time dominating their sector. 4. Underestimating the amount of adversity they will need to overcome in order to actually attain their desired goal.”

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71. “Problems are opportunities, and conquered opportunities equal money earned.”

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72. “When people start limiting the amount of success they desire, I assure you they will limit what will be required of them in order to achieve success and will fail miserably at doing what it takes to keep it.”

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73. “Extremely successful people know that their efforts must continue in order for them to realize new achievements. Once the hunt for a desired object or goal is abandoned, the cycle of success comes to an end.”

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74. “The goal has to be more valuable than the risk – or you have determined the wrong target. So.”

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75. “Weak and overwhelmed individuals respond to others’ success by attacking it.”

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76. “Do kids benefit when they see their moms and dads losing or quitting?”

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77. “The 10X Rule is based on understanding how much effort and thought are required to get anything done successfully.”

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78. “Average assumes – incorrectly, of course – that everything operates stably. People optimistically overestimate how well things will go and then underestimate how much energy and effort it will take just to push things through. Anyone who has made it in business will support this concept.”

— Grant Cardone

79. “It takes the same amount of energy to have a great marriage as it does an average one, just as it takes the same amount of energy and effort to make $10 million as it does $10,000.”

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80. “Never set realistic goals; you can get a realistic life without setting goals for it. I.”

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81. “Commit First – Figure Out Later At.”

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82. “Unsolicited advice givers are people who know about everything but have never done anything.”

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83. “Because the lower performers are not willing to step up and take responsibility to increase their production, they can only seek to tear down those who are performing at higher levels.”

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84. “What if the world encouraged obsession instead of judging it? What if the only thing standing in the way of your greatness was that you just had to go after everything obsessively, persistently, and as though your life depended on it? Well – it does! Would.”

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85. “Anyone that suggests to me to do less is either not a real friend or very confused!” –.”

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86. “An interesting thing about success is that it’s like a breath of air; although your last breath of air is important, it’s not nearly as important as the next one.”

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87. “My disappointment or dissatisfaction with where I am at this moment does not suggest that something is wrong with me but rather that something is right with me.”

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88. “If you quit caring, then you quit winning; quit winning long enough, and you will just plain quit!”

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89. “One of the greatest turning points in my life occurred when I stopped casually waiting for success and instead started to approach it as a duty, obligation, and responsibility.”

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90. “Success must be approached from an ethical viewpoint. Success is your duty, obligation, and responsibility!”

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91. “If you don’t consider it your duty to live up to your potential, then you simply won’t.”

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92. “My daughter merely gave me another reason to create success – not an excuse to avoid working more. She is sheer motivation for me to do well because now I’m doing it for her as well as for myself. You cannot blame your family for keeping you from creating the success you deserve. They should be the reason why you want to succeed!”

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93. “A person who limits his or her potential success will limit what he or she will do to create it and keep it.”

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94. “Any target attacked with the right actions in the right amounts with persistence is attainable.”

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95. “Anyone who uses blame as the reason why something happened or did not happen will never accumulate real success in life and only further his or her status as a slave on this planet.”

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96. “Forward thinkers don’t copy. They don’t compete – they create.”

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97. “It’s a bad idea to ignore your ambitions, your energy, your obsession, but it’s even worse to let them take their own course. They can be like wild horses, running full speed in every direction, wasting energy and resources with lots of effort that produces nothing.”

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98. “Although success can describe an accomplished feat, people usually don’t study success in terms of something they have done. They go at it with a mind toward something they are seeking to do. An interesting thing about success is that it’s like a breath of air; although your last breath of air is important, it’s not nearly as important as the next one. No.”

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99. “There’s a popular saying that you are the composite of the five people you spend the most time with. Look around: If the people you see aren’t screaming success, they are validating average.”

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100. “The best revenge is massive success.” She advised me to move forward with such great momentum and so much of a presence that every time these people woke up, turned the TV on, or made a business move, they would see my face – and be reminded of how well I was doing.”

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