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Hey, welcome to the Cardone Zone, Grant Cardone here.

And every Friday, I come to you to talk about your business, your career, and your finances.

Today, I want to talk about how to stay focused.

Here we are moving into 2020. Some people already fell off.

I know I did. I fell off on one of my goals already. I was going to be Mr. Nyska.

I was going to be a marshmallow this year. I was going to be Mr. Soft. I lasted literally 24 hours, maybe not even 24.

But I have taken up a new target already. Failed on one already. Second day with no meat.

This is the first two days of my entire lifetime. I don't remember not having meat, milk, cheese.

So I'm going to go seven days on plant. Yesterday I did it, man. And my energy yesterday was ridiculous.

Unbelievable. So good.

Today I want to talk about something really, really, really important.

In this year, hopefully I can help coach you and mentor you and stay with you this year.

And you can help me stay focused on my goals.

Something that I learned how to do when I was probably, I don't know, 25, 26, 27 years old and has really contributed and made a difference in my career.

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