In this episode of The Founder Podcast, host Chris Lee sits down with the legendary entrepreneur and business mogul, Grant Cardone. Grant is known for his immense success in various industries, including real estate, sales, and personal development. In this insightful conversation, Grant opens up about his journey to success, the principles that have guided him, and the lessons he's learned along the way.
Chris and Grant delve into the specifics of Grant's journey. They touch upon his rise from age 50 onwards, acknowledging the pivotal moment of the 2008 economic collapse that greatly affected his net worth and led him to rethink his approach to business and life. Grant describes his transition from a conservative mindset focused on saving money to a more ambitious and risk-taking approach.
Reflecting on his personal journey, Grant shares how he embraced the philosophy of the 10x Rule, which pushed him to expand his vision and set bigger goals. He attributes much of his success to this mindset shift and his willingness to take scalable risks in various industries. 
Grant emphasizes the value of investing in oneself and the business, even if it means living with less for a period to achieve greater success in the long run.
Overall, this episode offers valuable insights into Grant Cardone's mindset, journey, and strategies for achieving success on a massive scale!

HIGHLIGHTS
“The 10x rule is basically a concept about we set goals and targets and we find places that comfort are too small."

"I was successful... from 25 till 50... I did no dumb stuff. I did everything very conservative, saved my money, paid off all debts. But I also didn't take any scalable risk."

"The first thing that changed was... I have to figure out what did I do wrong? I have to figure out what is the thing I did wrong, identified that. And what I did wrong was I went too small."

TIMESTAMPS
00:00: Introduction
01:26: Net Worth At Age 50
06:02: Writing The 10x Rule
12:02: Importance Of Rest
20:39: Cardone Foundation For Financial Literacy
24:50: Advice To A 21 Year Old
27:25: Teaching Sales & Marketing
32:12: The Money Pit Of Real Estate
35:59: Only Way To fail Is To Qu