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255: How to Grow Your Business

The Cardone Zone

03/10/17

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If you want inflow, you need to give outflows. What are you putting out into the world? If you don't confront the size of your business, how to grow it, and how to multiply things, you will stay small, break even, and eventually lose. There are three things every business owner/entrepreneur must confront.

1) Big think—Stay small and you'll get crushed. The big boys don't get punished. Bigger is better. You want to be Google or Facebook. Do you want to be an eagle or a scavenger, just hoping for some leftovers? 2) How to Scale—Going from $4,000 a month to $40,000 can be a problem. Don't manage the business, grow the inflow. If you can't raise money, you need to transact with people. 3) Multiple streams of income sources—You can't be dependent on 1 or 2 clients. Staying smaller doesn't let you be a better provider. You need multiple flows coming from all directions.

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March 3, 2017

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Take setbacks and convert them. When have you been hit in life? We all have been hit, and they don't teach you how to deal with these failures in college. It's valuable to be able to transform failures to positives. What's your movie going to be? The hero or the guy that quit? Everybody has to go through a transformation. Transformation is defined as a thorough or dramatic change in form or appearance; a metamorphosis; the induced or spontaneous change of one element into another.

Make a decision to convert setbacks into transformations.

10XGrowthCon is an opportunity for a transformation—24 of the most sought after business experts in the world will be talking for 3 days including live Q&A sessions. Are you ready to blow up and have the biggest year of your life?

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Never get advice from a millionaire. Don't get advice on what the view is like from someone half way up the tree, they can only tell you what they think the view is going to be. That's why you don't want to get advice from someone not even half way there. The problem with the Millionaire Next Door:

1)Think is too small—There's not enough zeros to last you any length of time 2)Conservation mode—Spend all energy trying to save the million. 3)Math doesn't work—$33,000 a year is no money. You can't just quit after making $1 million

When you have a million dollars, you're scared. Don't be the millionaire next door who is conserving the little pile they have. To make your money last longer than your clock, you need much more than $1 million, so never take financial advice from a mere millionaire!

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