212: How to Sell Yourself

The Cardone Zone

Grant Cardone

Business, Careers

4.8 • 4.1K Ratings

🗓️ 15 April 2016

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Summary

On today's episode, Grant talks about something that even some of the 2016 presidential candidates could use a few tips about—how to sell yourself. Simply showing up is not enough. Grant discusses how some of the GOP candidates may have been on-stage, but they didn't show-up to blow-up.

Watch Grant discuss these three rules to selling yourself:

1. Show up, and then show up again — then show off
2. Claim the stage as the authority
3. Sell who you are

Think of your life as a movie and remember you are the producer, director and writer. That being said, it is invaluable to learn how to present yourself in a moment and command an audience.

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0:00.0	Each one of us can build wealth.
0:04.4	Replace scarcity with abundance.
0:06.2	Replace average with greatness.
0:08.2	Replace uncertainty with conviction.
0:10.5	Success is there for the taking.
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	I'm a good player.
1:07.4	Stituan of the senator and I helped him
1:08.9	and I expected that he would do
1:11.2	constituent service which means that he shows up to work.
1:14.4	He got endorsed by the Sun Sentinel
1:16.1	because he was the most talented guy in the field.
1:18.6	He's a gifted politician.
1:20.2	But Marco, when you signed up for this,
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