236: How to Rip Off the IRS
The Cardone Zone
09/30/16
•49m
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Grant Cardone and Jarrod Glandt bring you the tools you need to succeed in the 21st Century. Plenty of you want true freedom, prefer entrepreneurship to 9-to-5 and are hungry for a mentor who gives you the raw and real deal. Grant doesn't care what your age is, he knows you're a Young Hustler. Every Thursday at 12 PM Grant and Jarrod bring you sales, business and success tips and insights to succeed in any economic climate.
How to Ripoff the IRS: 1. Every person should be taking 9 exemptions. 2. You DO NOT want refunds. Don't overpay the IRS. 3. You need to know the law for expenses. 4. Write off anything and everything you can legally.
"To play the tax game, you need cash flow." – GC
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235: Time is Money
September 23, 2016
•48m
There is a direct relationship between time and money—they are connected. What do they have in common? If you want more money, you really want more time. Speed is the new big. You need to either go half as far or twice as fast. If you could have more of time or money, which of them would you choose? Time is money. Time is distance / speed, so if you want to get rich you have to do more with your time or buy other people's time.
Grant is in a hurry. When you slow down you become less valuable. Grant is in a hurry. When you slow down you become less valuable.
Plant more crops each day and you'll have a bigger harvest. Here are 3 tips today:
1.Decide to control time. 2.Make Priorities. 3.Multiply time.
The same 3 problems exist with time and money. People don't know how to make it, keep it, or multiply it. It's the same 3 problems.
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237: Emergency Budgets
October 7, 2016
•38m
Grant Cardone fought a category 4 Hurricane and is back in the studio talking about how budgets don't work. Was a hurricane in your budget this year? Most people don't have an emergency budget but you need one, yet the only way to make a budget work is to out produce it. You can't predict everything that is going to happen. Budgets keep little people little and scared people scared. Quit starting conversations about saving money and start moving the ball downfield and think income.
Budgets don't work because: 1. They cause you to contract. 2. You can't predict everything in a budget.
Grant uses the 95/5 rule. Spend 95% of your time on income and 5% on expenses. Control yourself if you have to but your problem is not enough money coming in. Why will people override the budget when there is an emergency, but won't spend when there is a great idea that will cost money and take things over budget? Break your budget to expand!
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