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276: Never Get Your Advice From a Millionaire

The Cardone Zone

08/18/17

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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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275: Retire Rich

August 11, 2017

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I come here every Friday so you can get your money right. The average American makes $58,000 a year and it costs more to live than that. How do you get out of that trap? 50% of American families have zero saved for retirement. It's not because half the people are stupid, it's the things we are all taught about money that is the problem. If you use the wrong battle strategy for 30 years, you will end up broke. Here are 3 tips today:

1. Your plan doesn't work—You have to challenge your assumptions. Your mommy and daddy's plan was all about saving. This is the wrong battle plan. 2. Secure the job you have—Quit hating on your job and add income to your job. 3. You need income—This is the plan you need, you need to play offense, not defense.

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August 25, 2017

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Saving For Retirement...Your mom told you to save for a rainy day and that a penny saved is a penny earned. If you've never been taught to make money, being taught to save money is kind of stupid. You've been taught that you must start saving early, but what are you even saving for? Should you send your money to people you don't know to diversify? People that actually make it put a big bet on one thing. Finances are about playing offense. Who's got your money? You need to make so much money that you can't spend it all. When I make money I get rid of it as fast as I can because money gets bored. Don't stick your money in an IRA, concentrate on investing in yourself so that you can begin to increase your income.

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