Grant Cardone

I'm going to be rich one day.

I told my mom, I'm going to be rich one day.

I've gone from nothing to I remember having my first million, five million, 10 million, 100 million, 400 million, 800 million, billion dollars.

And when I am, I'm going to help a lot of people.

And that was really born out of this pain of this frustration of not having a dad and then hoping my uncles or somebody was going to step in and guide me.

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

And they didn't.

You know, they had their own lives and hands full and their own families.

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

And be careful what you ask for.

Right.

Because I'm like, one day I'm going to help a bunch of people.

And that is where the problem starts.

And today I'm actually helping a lot of people.

We set targets.

It is the thing that kind of drives me today, that thing that I came from and didn't have, that void, that vacancy, that emptiness is kind of my purpose today.

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.

The idea to become a millionaire is an adopted concept.

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