4 Major Takeaways Worth $100,000 From Grant Cardone's Business Mastermind

Many of you know who Grant Cardone is, and if you don’t then you will very soon because he’s doing some big things.

The reason I know this is because I recently got invited to Grant Cardone's “Unbreakable Business Mastermind” as he called it.

I could talk about the yachts, food, helicopters, influencers, but what I believe is more important is the value delivered in this mastermind.

While I was there I noticed that there were some very valuable things being said that you would need to pay a professional to hear or even Grant himself!

So these are what I believe are the $100,000 takeaways I received while at Grant Cardone's Unbreakable Mastermind.

Have As Many Stars As You Can Have

No we’re not talking about astronomy or horoscopes here, we’re talking about surrounding yourself with a team of stars.

Grant surrounds himself in his business with people like:

• Brandon Dawson (Cardone Ventures Co-Founder)?
• Sheri Hamilton (COO)?
• Jarrod Glandt (President)?
• etc.?

Not because they’re just “good people”, but because they’re stars

They’re doers, action takers, and driven to get results on a consistent basis for the whole organization.?

That’s what a star carries with them when they walk around the place, and you feel it in the way they communicate, work, and execute tasks; they’re assets to the business.

You don’t find these types of people all the time, but it is possible and I’ll tell you how shortly.

Stop Thinking So Small

If you have a goal of $1,000,000 why not make it $10,000,000? When you think about it, the sky's the limit, so why not set bigger goals for yourself?

When push comes to shove, we’re the ones in control of our dreams and goals.

Grant even said one of his regrets was that he didn’t think big enough, can you imagine that??

Someone who’s making millions and millions of dollars every year regrets not making more.

What this does is it actually opens up new doors, new opportunities, and new heights to reach for everyone.

Because the truth is, the smaller we think the smaller the results, it’s that simple.

Collaborate?

Before anyone thinks of it, no, Grant did not make a Vanilla Ice reference about “Collaborate & Listen” but he did mention another one of his regrets was not collaborating with people as much or soon enough.

More specifically he said he regretted not meeting Brandon Dawson sooner, his business partner and the Co-Founder of Cardone Ventures.

When you really think about the idea of collaborating, it’s getting in communication with others through their audiences, content, or business deals.

It’s such a powerful tool that rarely anyone takes action on, so if you’re a business owner, collaborate.?

Collaborate with as many people as soon as possible and open the door to new opportunities for yourself, it’ll be inevitable.

Ensure Others Are Winning

Earlier we talked about surrounding yourself with stars and how valuable they are, especially to a business owner.

Normal businesses interview, hire, employ, and then people either quit, get let go, or stay for the paycheck.

But every once in a while you find yourself someone that goes above and beyond.

If anyone has one of these, this is the part where you turn them into a star…

Make sure your star employees are winning! Give them equal exchange for their performance and incentivize them to do more of it!

Success 101: If you have a statistic performing very well, you find out how it’s increasing and continue doing that.

The same goes for a star employee in your business; if they’re performing very well, find out how, and make sure they’re incentivized to increase that.

If you want rapid growth, it all starts with your team because they’re the ones with boots on the ground creating the stats for your organization.?

So why not come up with a system to increase your chances of consistent growth?

All this and more I took away from Grant Cardone’s Unbreakable Business Mastermind, so if you’d like to know more about what I learned, check out this Youtube video I took to share with you.