Grant Cardone

If you read the book, like I did, The Millionaire Next Door, when I finished reading that book, it was a super, super successful book.

I told you before this, I closed over a billion four of browsers today, deals I'm working.

When I was 15 and 20 years old and 25, I never dreamed it was possible.

And it suggested that to become a millionaire, you need to not brew your own coffee, don't go to Starbucks, and you need to buy a used truck.

And that is where the problem starts.

We set targets.

When I got finished reading that book, I'm like, I am not going to be a millionaire.

And I'm going to say this to everybody that's watching you right now.

We set targets that are so below us, so small.

I know this.

When you study the most successful people on this planet, they're not talking about where they brew their coffee at home.

The idea to become a millionaire is an adopted concept.

They do whatever they want to do.

It is a lazy man's or woman's dream.

They probably get coffee expressos on their plane, by the way.

I'm going to be a millionaire.

That's somebody else's idea.

You haven't even thought it through yet.

And they're definitely not buying used trucks.

A million dollars is no money.