Cardone uses his massive 15 million plus following to give back via his Grant Cardone Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to mentoring underprivileged and troubled youth in financial literacy. But it’s important that you let it in and try to understand it because it’s often what you need to succeed.

And it definitely doesn’t mean that, on some days, you won’t feel like laying in bed or not doing anything. He's a public speaker, he has this energetic tone, exuding enthusiasm makes you hooked and pay attention. This book reminds you that your dreams don't just happen, they are spawned out of the obsessions you create. While these two activities do take on risk, I believe naysayers and people not being supportive of your goals will hinder you from success more than anything else.

Maybe you estimated that it would take you six months to bake and sell 100 cakes, but you did it in half the time! My parents used to always state that we must operate on a budget, get an affordable rental and make two of our meals on vacation everyday.

In addition to speaking internationally to individuals, companies, and industry leaders on sales effectiveness, negotiating strategies, business development and business expansion, I am a regular contributor to networks including, Fox News, MSNBC, CNBC, Huffington Post, Business Week’s Business Exchange, The Wall Street Journal, CNN, Reuters, CNBC, Today Show and over 600 radio shows. JAJA, no puedo darme menos estrellas que una, este libro podría llamarse The evil Michael Scott guide to business y nadie lo dudaría por la manera repetitiva, estúpida, la egolatría y sin absoluto sentido de ética, decoro o filtro alguno entre los pensamiento enfermos del autor y el mundo real.It opened up my eyes to that being obsessed actually is a great thing if that is a positive obsession (yes, you read it right, there are positive obsessions, read it and you'll see it ;) ). Thats why they'll always try to protect you rather than encourage you to go ahead and explore different avenues. I grew up in a neighborhood where many people got nice things handed to them and I wasn't necessarily one of them. I've been a fan of Grant Cardone's obsessive nature for several years now; but it wasn't until the last two years that I become obsessed with success; during this period I dove in head first, into all of his books and audio programs.

The selling and closing tactics found in this book are the best I've come across; and I've read hundreds of books over the years (3 hours each day). Businesses should focus on hiring those who are obsessed as well, or those who show promise of being taught. He set aside all conventional wisdom and, instead, he figured out what he wanted and put all of himself into getting it.But I had to say I wish I did have such an uncle to guide me through the true reality of life and shine the light on me which this book did just that. The author discovered this firsthand when he realized that even though he was busy all the time, he wasn’t actually happy. I don't know if that was someone on his team or actually him but it felt great hearing him congratulate me. Grant Cardone has succeeded at the highest levels of business by channeling his obsession to knock down walls and achieve his ultimate goals.