Welcome to the Cardone Zone. And I'm in a four cabin jet. You realize I grew up on the bayou, but now I fly right by you. I'm getting ready to interview a highly successful individual. Mr. Grant Cardone. Yes, sir. How you doing? Great to be with you. Good to be with you, my friend. You know, every once in a while we do these interviews, every few years, we do these conversations. Your situation has changed dramatically. Yeah. Yeah.

Since, with you, my friend. You know, every once in a while we do these interviews, every few years, we do these conversations. Your situation has changed dramatically. Yeah. Since I started working

for you 15 years ago. Maybe a coincidence. I don't know. You have something to do with it, for sure,

man. I think one of the biggest lessons I learned from you is about money. And I, because I think

once you get the money piece right, it changes your perspective on how and why you do what you do. Not because money is everything, but because you have to have it to live on this planet. It just buys everything. What financial lessons are you most proud of teaching me? Well, first of all, I just want to say that, you know, what you've done for Jake, Jardy, Sandy, and your family, your mom, your dad, your in-laws, man. You know, it's amazing. Because I know where you were, what, 15 years ago? And I know where you are now financially. I think the thing I'm most proud of is not what I told you, but what you did with the information. You took the information

to art. You trusted me. You've been extremely disciplined. You didn't do it one time. You've done it

over and over and over again. We have 230 employees in this company. I'm thinking about a guy right now

that was here for 10 years. I told him over and over what to do and he never listened. And the fact

that you listened and acted on it and did exactly,

except for a couple of little things you went off and did.

99% of everything you've done in 11 years was like by the book.

Yeah, I'm very proud of what you've done with the information because you took it.

And you could have easily just said, I just work here.

So anyway, that's about you, right?

And also that you stepped up, dude.

I mean, I just, again, I want to just, you know, share, sing your praise and give you

some flowers for the fact that you finally said, hey, I want that position.

I want that VP position.

And then I want that president position. And like, you came and claimed it and took it as yours. And I really admire that. And all the things that you and I have done together that we never did before that everybody said, and we knew we didn't know what we were doing. Yeah. We had no clue, but we did it. What am I most proud for telling you to stay broke, dude?

It doesn't mean you're broke.

It means you're building assets, but you're staying broke in cash or fiat.

That you're getting money from a gig.

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