Grant Cardone

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.

I'm going to be a millionaire.

That's somebody else's idea.

You haven't even thought it through yet.

A million dollars is no money.

Literally, I know you'll probably get a bunch of hate on this.

I just did a video.

I don't know if you saw it about if you make 400 grand a year.

I don't know how you feel good about yourself as a husband and a father.

What freaking Internet went crazy.

Everybody went crazy.

What's wrong with him?

What about the military and the policemen and the firemen and the single mom and the waiter and the waitress?

I'm like, what about him?

Well, look, if your idea is to be a millionaire,

There's no money left over.