Special Episode: Instinct vs Over-Thinking with Tim Grover
The Cardone Zone
02/10/17
•13m
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Between the years of 1991 and 2013, there were 23 NBA championships won, and 14 of those were won by teams led by just 3 men—Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant, and Dwayne Wade. There is only one man who has helped bring out the best in 14 different NBA championship teams.
His name is Tim Grover, and he personally trained elite champions Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant, and Dwayne Wade. You may not play basketball, I don't, but Tim can still help us in our business because he will help us understand what it means to dominate.
To be the best in sports or business or any other aspect of life, it's never enough to just get to the top; you have to stay there, and then you have to climb higher because there's always someone right behind you trying to catch up. Most people are willing to settle for "good enough." But if you want to be unstoppable, those words mean nothing to you.
Being the best means engineering your life so you never stop until you get what you want, and then you keep going until you get what's next. And then you go for even more. Tim Grover trained Kobe Bryant and Michael Jordan. You need the mindset of a champion to make it big!
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February 3, 2017
•49m
Are you tired of living paycheck to paycheck? You can be making $40,000 a year or $270,000 a year—I know people who do both—and live with no money leftover at the end of the month. What can you do, besides increasing your income? Here are two things you can do to cut your expenses:
1. Reduce your tax bill—There are many things you can do to pay less to the IRS. Make all 9 exemptions. You want the government taking less from your paycheck. Don't pay people, especially the IRS, before you need to.
2. Renegotiate student loans—Why would you pay this right now? Be Donald Trump, say that this deal no longer makes sense. If the president can renegotiate deals, you can too.
The bottom line is that rich people do things that poor people don't do. It's not just what you make but what you keep. Search online about budgets, and nobody talks about the IRS or student loans. These are two huge expenses many people have. Cut into these and start keeping more of your money!
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