Welcome, it's Friday, that means Cardone Zone and I'm here too.

Talk to you about your money, your finances, your profession, your career, where you go,

and what you doing.

Today we're going to be talking about how to set million dollar goals.

I was reminded this morning after sending out, I think the number exactly was $1,265,000

in distributions this month.

I might be off by 20 grand.

$1.2 million, I was talking to Johnny, the camera guy.

Johnny, good to see you buddy.

And Johnny said to me, I said, Johnny, you understand we were making this video about our

distributions at Cardone Capital and I said, and he's like, man, you must be making a lot

of money if you sent $1.2 million.

I said, no Johnny, we didn't make any money off the $1.2 million.

We collect money from the cash flow of the properties and up to a point we distribute the full

amount out to the investors.

Now to the degree that I'm an investor in that deal, I get a piece of that.

Like whatever my piece is of that, I get that distribution.

If you were invested, you would have got that distribution.

The reason I'm telling you about that today is because this used to be a goal of mine to

make $1 million a year.

That was my goal when I was 35 years old.

One day I said to myself, one day I said, self, little G dog, little G dog, one day young

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