259: How to Find Your Dream Job

The Cardone Zone

04/14/17

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How to Find Your Dream Job—It's been said that having a job means just over broke. You have the wrong job then. You can work for someone else and get rich. You don't have to own the business to get rich. If you are broke, it's not a dream job. A dream job is not what you want to do. A dream job will pay you enough money to make money on this planet. You don't need to love it, you need money. Don't tell me how much you love your job; tell me how much paper you get. You need to get in the right vehicle. The right vehicle has 2 things for a dream job: 1) Margin—The 99 cent store will never pay enough because they have no margin. 2) Volume—Selling planes may have big margin but there is no volume in that. The right vehicle will also have the right driver, someone willing to accelerate and go. Don't move to an industry that is dying. The right vehicle will have horsepower and not just give you the job you want, but the life you want.

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258: Never Get Your Advice From a Millionaire

April 7, 2017

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41m

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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260: How to Look for Opportunity

April 21, 2017

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38m

Don't look for an industry, look for the opportunity. Opportunity is a set of circumstances that makes it possible to do something. The middle class looks for jobs to solve their problems. You want to have problems. People at MIT and Harvard don't even know what opportunity means, they are looking for a job.

Here are 4 tips today to find your opportunity:

1. Look for opportunity: before you can see opportunity you have to look.

2. Be willing to read and research—you won't find opportunity without knowledge.

3. You have to go for it: you have to leave where you are comfortable.

4. Make contacts: everything you want, somebody else has it.