191: Financial Responsibility
The Cardone Zone
11/06/15
•32m
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On today's episode, Grant discusses how he defines financial responsibility and practices it as part of his daily life. The truth is, most people don't even know what they have—which is a major violation of financial responsibility. What you pay attention to is where you get results.
Watch as Grant explains his simple four step process and how to incorporate it in to your daily life: 1. Commit 2. Confront 3. Control 4. Commit again
If you want to achieve financial responsibility, this is a simplistic strategy to do so.
How often do you review YOUR finances?
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190: How to Sell Yourself
October 30, 2015
•43m
On today's episode, Grant talks about something that even some of the 2016 presidential candidates could use a few tips about—how to sell yourself. Simply showing up is not enough. Grant discusses how some of the GOP candidates may have been on-stage, but they didn't show-up to blow-up.
Watch Grant discuss these three rules to selling yourself:
1. Show up, and then show up again — then show off 2. Claim the stage as the authority 3. Sell who you are
Think of your life as a movie and remember you are the producer, director and writer. That being said, it is invaluable to learn how to present yourself in a moment and command an audience.
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192: 5 Steps to Digital Branding
November 13, 2015
•42m
Every Friday at 1 PM EST, Grant Cardone does his solo show on Whatever It Takes Network. No noise. No co-hosts—Just his raw insights that will create massive success in your life and business. Grant has been labeled ADD, ADHD, Obsessive-Compulsive... and he loves it. He has embraced his ability to multi-task and hyper-focus to build four companies that bring in millions annually.
Grant Cardone shares key tips to help businesses establish a presence on-line via, blogs, videos, podcasts and more.
Grant begins the show sharing the following facts about digital media according to eMarketer: • Average time spent with digital media per day will surpass TV viewing time for the first time this year, according to eMarketer's latest estimate of media consumption among US adults. • The average adult will spend over 5 hours per day online, on nonvoice mobile activities or with other digital media this year, compared to 4 hours and 31 minutes watching television. • Daily TV time will actually be down slightly this year, while digital media consumption will be up 15.8%. • The most significant growth area is on mobile. • Multitasking helps to contribute to the increase in the overall time people spend with media each day, 11 hours and 49 minutes in
Grant then explains that if you are a company advertising, trying to gain attention, you have to analyze what people are watching, where they are watching and how you reach them. Where do you spend your money and when you do what do you spend it on? He offers the steps and thinking that he uses to best utilize digital media.
To advertising on Whatever It Takes Network. click here: http://witnation.com/brandyourself/
Grant's Digital Mix: 1) Write an article or blog on a chosen topic related to your industry. 2) Create a video discussing that topic for YouTube or Vimeo. 3) Host a Podcast or Radio/Web Stream discussing the topic. 4) Create a custom content e-mail and blast it to your network. 5) Repurpose & Repeat
Everything we do here is to be multi-purposed.
Rules of the Game: 1) Attention is the name of the game. 2) Obscurity cost money. 3) Be everywhere! 4) Drive interest and respond!
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