191: Financial Responsibility

The Cardone Zone

Grant Cardone

Business, Careers

4.8 • 4.1K Ratings

🗓️ 6 November 2015

⏱️ 32 minutes

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Summary

On today's episode, Grant discusses how he defines financial responsibility and practices it as part of his daily life. The truth is, most people don't even know what they have—which is a major violation of financial responsibility. What you pay attention to is where you get results.

Watch as Grant explains his simple four step process and how to incorporate it in to your daily life:
1. Commit
2. Confront
3. Control
4. Commit again

If you want to achieve financial responsibility, this is a simplistic strategy to do so.

How often do you review YOUR finances?

Transcript

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0:00.0	Each one of us can build wealth.
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0:13.2	Small business owners, entrepreneurs, startups,
0:16.0	and the ambitious.
0:17.4	Grant Cardone tells you what you have to do
0:19.7	to prosper in this new economy.
0:21.9	He'll inform you in everything business, finance,
0:24.5	and career-related.
0:26.2	Get ready.
0:27.4	Find the knowledge for your success.
0:29.5	It's all here right now in the Cardone Zone.
0:59.5	Hey, welcome back to the Cardone Zone.
1:06.7	Grant Cardone here every Friday at 12 p.m. Eastern Standard Time.
1:10.6	I bring you a show called, Hey, the Cardone Zone.
1:14.2	Brought to you by Grant Cardone TV.
1:16.4	This shows about your career, your finances, your money.
1:19.4	All those things are different, by the way.
1:20.7	Money is different than finance.
1:22.4	This finance is different than career.
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