G&amp;E podcast moved to Cardone Zone. All episodes in one place. Go to GrantCardone.com/podcast

G&amp;E podcast moved to Cardone Zone. All episodes in one place. Go to <a href="http://GrantCardone.com/podcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">GrantCardone.com/podcast</a>

170: Podcast Announcement

What does holding down the fort even mean? When your spouse is focused on business, or serving in the military, how do you hold down the fort? How do you keep things going at home in a stable way so that the family keeps moving forward with positive progress? Your home space is your sanctuary. The home is your foundation and needs to be in a stable, working order. Take the time to care about your surroundings. Get rid of clutter. Always remember that in building an empire you’re either creating or destroying. Wherever it may be, hold down your fort! Listen to new episodes of G&amp;E show Now on the Cardone Zone. GrantCardone.com/podcast

What does holding down the fort even mean? When your spouse is focused on business, or serving in the military, how do you hold down the fort? How do you keep things going at home in a stable way so that the family keeps moving forward with positive progress? Your home space is your sanctuary. The home is your foundation and needs to be in a stable, working order. Take the time to care about your surroundings. Get rid of clutter. Always remember that in building an empire you’re either creating or destroying. Wherever it may be, hold down your fort! Listen to new episodes of G&amp;E show Now on the Cardone Zone. <a href="http://GrantCardone.com/podcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">GrantCardone.com/podcast</a>

169: Holding Down The Fort

How do couples deal with one wanting to do something while the other doesn’t want to? How do two different personalities get along in the same house? Be honest. It’s important to go in the same direction as a couple. Be accommodating Be in exchange - give more than you take Say yes more Some issues you should not even mention because they will not be important a week later. If you have a disagreement you may feel like you’re not making progress but when you get it out you may notice the change after a week or so when all that information sinks in, the partner will take it into consideration over time.

How do couples deal with one wanting to do something while the other doesn’t want to? How do two different personalities get along in the same house? Be honest. It’s important to go in the same direction as a couple. Be accommodating Be in exchange - give more than you take Say yes more Some issues you should not even mention because they will not be important a week later. If you have a disagreement you may feel like you’re not making progress but when you get it out you may notice the change after a week or so when all that information sinks in, the partner will take it into consideration over time.

168: When Personalities Collide

Sometimes it takes long time to reach targets. Elena wants to feel good and win so when she can’t reach a goal because it’s really big and needs more than a week, she sets smaller targets along the way so she can keep winning. You don’t need to win all the time but you need to win more than you lose. You need targets to look forward to! So never lower your targets, but keep in mind there is nothing wrong with hitting smaller targets. I'm all about 10X, but not every goal has to be Mount Everest. Sit with your spouse and see where are you going. Maybe you don’t know where you are, but if your challenges and obstacles never change you won’t change!

Sometimes it takes long time to reach targets. Elena wants to feel good and win so when she can’t reach a goal because it’s really big and needs more than a week, she sets smaller targets along the way so she can keep winning. You don’t need to win all the time but you need to win more than you lose. You need targets to look forward to! So never lower your targets, but keep in mind there is nothing wrong with hitting smaller targets. I'm all about 10X, but not every goal has to be Mount Everest. Sit with your spouse and see where are you going. Maybe you don’t know where you are, but if your challenges and obstacles never change you won’t change!

167: Hitting Your Targets

Feelings are overrated—they are just emotions and don’t mean anything. You have a hand but you are not a hand. It doesn't define who you are. Neither should your emotions. If you’re depressed, you’re probably rehashing the past. You are stuck in a sympathy band. We are better when we are looking towards the future. Sometimes when you reach one of your goals, there’s a vacuum after you accomplish it. You have to keep asking yourself what’s next, what’s out there.

Feelings are overrated—they are just emotions and don’t mean anything. You have a hand but you are not a hand. It doesn't define who you are. Neither should your emotions. If you’re depressed, you’re probably rehashing the past. You are stuck in a sympathy band. We are better when we are looking towards the future. Sometimes when you reach one of your goals, there’s a vacuum after you accomplish it. You have to keep asking yourself what’s next, what’s out there.

166: Surviving The Slump

People who don’t go for more, who don’t go after new goals and dreams, get stuck in the past. We’ve all met this person. It’s the ex-high school quarterback who relives that state championship game 20 years later vicariously through his son. It’s the old man who talks about what life used to be 30, 40, and 50 years ago. It’s living in yesterdays. It’s all downhill in life when you start living your todays in yesterdays. Hungry people live for today and for the future. They aren’t sold that they’ve had enough.

165: Focus On Your Future

If you didn’t know the G &amp; E Show is in the top 15th on Itunes! How do you get on the same page and how do you stay on the same page as your partner? It’s a continual process—you have to write your goals down.Most people would agree that they should exercise and write their goals down but they don’t do it. If you really understood the importance of doing it, you would. What do you think marriage is? Is it having a lot of sex? Monogamy? You might think you can be better by yourself. Two people in a marriage can actually lift each other up—expand to greater heights. When you have your 100% and someone adds their 100%—you increase your magnitude.

If you didn’t know the G &amp; E Show is in the top 15th on Itunes! How do you get on the same page and how do you stay on the same page as your partner? It’s a continual process—you have to write your goals down.Most people would agree that they should exercise and write their goals down but they don’t do it. If you really understood the importance of doing it, you would. What do you think marriage is? Is it having a lot of sex? Monogamy? You might think you can be better by yourself. Two people in a marriage can actually lift each other up—expand to greater heights. When you have your 100% and someone adds their 100%—you increase your magnitude.

164: How to Get on the Same Page

If you want to have a great relationship, it starts with being supportive. Are you being a supportive partner? You need to have big goals together for your relationship to work long term. What are your goals, and have you talked with your partner about them?!

163: Support Your Partner

I expect great things from you this year. Most people will give up on their goals by February 15th. That’s not going to be you. This is your year to break out. You're going to become great. There are no excuses. No moaning. No groaning. No barriers and no obstacles.  You need to impress yourself, not your mom and dad, your banker, or associates. Everybody has a different game. What can you put on your calendar this year that would impress you? If everyone was singularly focused on doing what they can to impress themselves, they’d be paid so much money and wouldn't have time for wars, drugs, and violence.  I’m always looking for ways to impress myself. I came from a town where there’s no Rolls Royce in town. I didn’t buy the car to impress you. I love that car. It impresses me. People have streamed 119 years of video footage on YouTube. The 10X Rule was one of the top ten audio downloads. These are things that impress me.

I expect great things from you this year. Most people will give up on their goals by February 15th. That’s not going to be you. This is your year to break out. You're going to become great. There are no excuses. No moaning. No groaning. No barriers and no obstacles. You need to impress yourself, not your mom and dad, your banker, or associates. Everybody has a different game. What can you put on your calendar this year that would impress you? If everyone was singularly focused on doing what they can to impress themselves, they’d be paid so much money and wouldn't have time for wars, drugs, and violence. I’m always looking for ways to impress myself. I came from a town where there’s no Rolls Royce in town. I didn’t buy the car to impress you. I love that car. It impresses me. People have streamed 119 years of video footage on YouTube. The 10X Rule was one of the top ten audio downloads. These are things that impress me.

162: Impress Yourself

How do you set goals? How often do you write them down? Do they actually work? Goals are the food that you need to consume. That’s why it’s important to fertilize them everyday—you go to where your mind takes you. If you stay focused long enough, you’re going to get what you’re focused on. It’s not the law of attraction. It’s the law of action. With the year coming to an end, it’s typical for most people to make resolutions, to get pumped for what they will accomplish, and how big they are going to blow up in the following year. After a few weeks, you’ll see the enthusiasm drop and old habits return. Why? Most people don’t give their goals and dreams the right amount of focus. That makes it easy to get sidetracked by day-to-day details, the media, or politics. Everyone is susceptible to distractions. That’s why I write my down goals every single day: in the morning, at night, and every time I have a disappointment. I also write a personal quote that acts as a reminder and reinforcement for my daily activities. When you do this, you’ll notice a pattern will start to emerge. Things that are important to you will keep repeating and things that are not will drop off. Keep your attention on the goals and the right vehicle will show up. Keep your eyes on the windshield. Focus on big plans and targets, not on the mechanics. The only reason to go to work every day is to achieve your goals, not to make money.

161: How to Set Goals that Stick

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If you are fortunate to be in biz with your spouse, these two will help get right.

Business Partners Done Right!

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Grant and Elena Cardone discuss sex. Why couples aren’t having it and what they must do to get in the mood. Grant and Elena begin the show explaining how their headboard was infested with termites. Elena was horrified by this and decided to sleep in the guest bedroom. However, the separate sleeping didn’t infringe upon their sex life. Grant encourages couples not to let outside influences ruin the sexual connection because it is important. Grant and Elena refer to an article on Woman’sDay.com listing the reasons couples are not having sex offering their take and fun banter on each. They include: 1. He wants to relax after work.2. He’s reminded of the kids. 3. Preoccupied with video games and sports.4. It’s her time of the month.5. He wants more spontaneous sex.6. Performance anxiety.7. He feels fat or not ok with his appearance.8. Watching too much porn.9. Worried about work.10. He’d rather sleep. Grant and Elena share that they have a very healthy sex life and communication is key. They also make sure they have their private time even with two young daughters. Grant believes couples must commit to sex and those who feel the sex is off or not frequent enough aren’t truly committed to sex. 1. Society has made sex a taboo topic. 2. Sex is often tied to an emotional need. Callers weigh in and one gives a solid piece of advice when he says, “You have to create the mood.” Other mentions include: Steve Harvey, Act Like a Success Tour, Hard Rock Cancun, Tony Robbins, Patrice Washington, Woman’s Day, Marvin Gaye, Sexual Healing

Grant and Elena Cardone discuss sex. Why couples aren’t having it and what they must do to get in the mood. Grant and Elena begin the show explaining how their headboard was infested with termites. Elena was horrified by this and decided to sleep in the guest bedroom. However, the separate sleeping didn’t infringe upon their sex life. Grant encourages couples not to let outside influences ruin the sexual connection because it is important. Grant and Elena refer to an article on Woman’<a href="http://sDay.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">sDay.com</a> listing the reasons couples are not having sex offering their take and fun banter on each. They include: 1. He wants to relax after work. 2. He’s reminded of the kids. 3. Preoccupied with video games and sports. 4. It’s her time of the month. 5. He wants more spontaneous sex. 6. Performance anxiety. 7. He feels fat or not ok with his appearance. 8. Watching too much porn. 9. Worried about work. 10. He’d rather sleep. Grant and Elena share that they have a very healthy sex life and communication is key. They also make sure they have their private time even with two young daughters. Grant believes couples must commit to sex and those who feel the sex is off or not frequent enough aren’t truly committed to sex. 1. Society has made sex a taboo topic. 2. Sex is often tied to an emotional need. Callers weigh in and one gives a solid piece of advice when he says, “You have to create the mood.” Other mentions include: Steve Harvey, Act Like a Success Tour, Hard Rock Cancun, Tony Robbins, Patrice Washington, Woman’s Day, Marvin Gaye, Sexual Healing

You’ve got a lot going on. You run a business. Marriage. Your kids. The ability to change is vital to your success. You can wish or meditate but, in order to change, you have to make or become different. When I was 25, a mentor told me something that I’ll never forget: “To change, you’ve got to change.” How do you change? Do you make gradual moves or do you wait for the grizzly bear to come rip you apart? You don’t like to travel. Travel more. You hate flying. Go on more flights. You don’t like sleeping outdoors. Maybe you need to take a camping trip. Remove your rigid thinking.  All Change Starts With You!

You’ve got a lot going on. You run a business. Marriage. Your kids. The ability to change is vital to your success. You can wish or meditate but, in order to change, you have to make or become different. When I was 25, a mentor told me something that I’ll never forget: “To change, you’ve got to change.” How do you change? Do you make gradual moves or do you wait for the grizzly bear to come rip you apart? You don’t like to travel. Travel more. You hate flying. Go on more flights. You don’t like sleeping outdoors. Maybe you need to take a camping trip. Remove your rigid thinking. All Change Starts With You!

160: How Hard is it for you to Change?

1. A Target 2. Target insistence 3. Target reinforcement

1. A Target 2. Target insistence 3. Target reinforcement

107: Hitting Targets as a Family

Husband and wife team Grant and Elena Cardone tackle the subject of how to balance business, marriage and family and 10X them all. Committed to their kids, their business endeavors and their marriage they share what they do to make it all work. Join them every Wednesday at 12 pm EST where they live out their motto of “stick and stay it’s bound to pay.”

087: Art of the Deal

G &amp; E begin the show talking about how Grant is a bit stressed out because of all they have going on. He’s launching Whatever It Takes Nation Digital Network, going to Russia to present at a business summit, touring with Steve Harvey and Tony Robbins in the Act Like a Success Empowerment Tour, decorating and moving into a new home, handling the kids and family responsibilities.They site an article from NPR on stress which lists the following as common reasons for stress: poor health, disabled, chronic illness, income under $20,000, dangerous work situation, single parenthood, parenting a teen, added responsibilities, finances and career challenges.Grant says people must understand three things when thinking about stress:1. Some level of stress is normal and good.2. There’s something out of control that one needs to get a handle on.3. Think of how to overcome or move past the obstacles.Grant offers the analogy of a huge boulder and a smaller one. The focus when stressed must switch to going over, under or around the rock to move past the things causing the stress.A male caller who is in business with his wife, calls into the show concerned that his wife is withdrawing from the business. Elena advises him to communicate together, go over the goals and purpose and create a plan together.Grant sites an article from Forbes with tips on handling stress that Grant adds onto.1. Schedule downtime Grant says add more to do and get more done.2. Cut out things that don’t add value to your life.3. Avoid negative people.4. Outsource tasks.Grant agrees and encourages people to hire nanny, cleaning service, landscaper, etc.5. Take 5 for you. Grant says take and hour or two if needed.g

G &amp; E begin the show talking about how Grant is a bit stressed out because of all they have going on. He’s launching Whatever It Takes Nation Digital Network, going to Russia to present at a business summit, touring with Steve Harvey and Tony Robbins in the Act Like a Success Empowerment Tour, decorating and moving into a new home, handling the kids and family responsibilities. They site an article from NPR on stress which lists the following as common reasons for stress: poor health, disabled, chronic illness, income under $20,000, dangerous work situation, single parenthood, parenting a teen, added responsibilities, finances and career challenges. Grant says people must understand three things when thinking about stress: 1. Some level of stress is normal and good. 2. There’s something out of control that one needs to get a handle on. 3. Think of how to overcome or move past the obstacles. Grant offers the analogy of a huge boulder and a smaller one. The focus when stressed must switch to going over, under or around the rock to move past the things causing the stress. A male caller who is in business with his wife, calls into the show concerned that his wife is withdrawing from the business. Elena advises him to communicate together, go over the goals and purpose and create a plan together. Grant sites an article from Forbes with tips on handling stress that Grant adds onto. 1. Schedule downtime Grant says add more to do and get more done. 2. Cut out things that don’t add value to your life. 3. Avoid negative people. 4. Outsource tasks.Grant agrees and encourages people to hire nanny, cleaning service, landscaper, etc. 5. Take 5 for you. Grant says take and hour or two if needed.g

Handling Stress

[Previously Aired on September 20th, 2013] Grant Cardone and Elena Cardone talk about how to keep excitement in their marriage and in their careers. The Cardones talk about how to have it all in their marriage and career. Life is difficult and there are no manuals for marriage, sales and career. How to keep your marriage exciting, interesting so that you never burnout or lose interest. Life, business and marriage are difficult and come with no instructions. Grant Cardone and Elena Cardone know how difficult life, career and marriage can be. Doing it all and keeping it interesting is a challenge.

[Previously Aired on September 20th, 2013] Grant Cardone and Elena Cardone talk about how to keep excitement in their marriage and in their careers. The Cardones talk about how to have it all in their marriage and career. Life is difficult and there are no manuals for marriage, sales and career. How to keep your marriage exciting, interesting so that you never burnout or lose interest. Life, business and marriage are difficult and come with no instructions. Grant Cardone and Elena Cardone know how difficult life, career and marriage can be. Doing it all and keeping it interesting is a challenge.

055: Keep the Sex Exciting

Secret spending among spouses is something that all couples are guilty of at one time or another. In fact, a recent study by CreditCards.com suggests that one-in-five adults has concealed a purchase of $500 or more from a significant other. So why do so many spouses cheat when it comes to money? Grant and Elena take on this issue of financial infidelity and discuss what it means to them and how they handle this as a married couple. Grant also reveals these two ways he defines financial infidelity and explains why he classifies these as violations: Not knowing what you have     Not making enough Tell us what you think. Do you keep finances hidden from you spouse? Also, this holiday season, give the gift of hustle with a special Black November sale. We are offering 40% off all products and merchandise—webinars, books, socks, planners, hats, etc. Go to GrantCardone.com and use promo code: MRBLACK Stock up on orders for all your employees, co-workers, clients, friends and family today. Enjoy free shipping on all orders over $50.

Secret spending among spouses is something that all couples are guilty of at one time or another. In fact, a recent study by <a href="http://CreditCards.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CreditCards.com</a> suggests that one-in-five adults has concealed a purchase of $500 or more from a significant other. So why do so many spouses cheat when it comes to money? Grant and Elena take on this issue of financial infidelity and discuss what it means to them and how they handle this as a married couple. Grant also reveals these two ways he defines financial infidelity and explains why he classifies these as violations: Not knowing what you have Not making enough Tell us what you think. Do you keep finances hidden from you spouse? Also, this holiday season, give the gift of hustle with a special Black November sale. We are offering 40% off all products and merchandise—webinars, books, socks, planners, hats, etc. Go to <a href="http://GrantCardone.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">GrantCardone.com</a> and use promo code: MRBLACK Stock up on orders for all your employees, co-workers, clients, friends and family today. Enjoy free shipping on all orders over $50.

078: Financial Infidelity

Grant and Elena Cardone discuss naiveté and offer examples for how people are naive in marriage, business and life. Grant and Elena begin the show with a discussion about vaccines and the awful experience Elena had recently at a doctor’s appointment for her young daughters. She politely passed on vaccination and suggested a further conversation without the children present. The doctor pressed on. Grant explains that naivete impairs handling of certain situations. Grant and Elena refer to an article on David K Flowers’ blog “Ten Naïve Ideas About Marriage” and mention a few of the ideas including. 1. Our romantic love will never fade. 2. I love everything about my partner. 3. Living together first will make the marriage stronger. 4. My partners couldn’t do anything to question my love for them. Grant says these beliefs are naïve and reminds people that relationships will come upon tough times and things won’t be all peachy all the time. He suggests couples have the freedom to tell one another what they don’t like, to get it out and then move on. As always the banter between Grant and Elena is entertaining and real! This is a couple dealing with the colliding worlds of business and marriage.

Grant and Elena Cardone discuss naiveté and offer examples for how people are naive in marriage, business and life. Grant and Elena begin the show with a discussion about vaccines and the awful experience Elena had recently at a doctor’s appointment for her young daughters. She politely passed on vaccination and suggested a further conversation without the children present. The doctor pressed on. Grant explains that naivete impairs handling of certain situations. Grant and Elena refer to an article on David K Flowers’ blog “Ten Naïve Ideas About Marriage” and mention a few of the ideas including. 1. Our romantic love will never fade. 2. I love everything about my partner. 3. Living together first will make the marriage stronger. 4. My partners couldn’t do anything to question my love for them. Grant says these beliefs are naïve and reminds people that relationships will come upon tough times and things won’t be all peachy all the time. He suggests couples have the freedom to tell one another what they don’t like, to get it out and then move on. As always the banter between Grant and Elena is entertaining and real! This is a couple dealing with the colliding worlds of business and marriage.

077: Why Relationships Fail

Husband and wife team Grant and Elena Cardone ask the uncomfortable questions and face the touch to talk about topics that mass media won’t discuss. Committed to their kids, their business endeavors and their marriage, they focus on 10Xing them all. Join them every Wednesday at 1pm EST where they live out their motto of “stick and stay it’s bound to pay.” The things your parents have taught you that are now affecting your marriage, your business, your friendships, your income, and everything else in your life—they are trapping you.

Husband and wife team Grant and Elena Cardone ask the uncomfortable questions and face the touch to talk about topics that mass media won’t discuss. Committed to their kids, their business endeavors and their marriage, they focus on 10Xing them all. Join them every Wednesday at 1pm EST where they live out their motto of “stick and stay it’s bound to pay.” The things your parents have taught you that are now affecting your marriage, your business, your friendships, your income, and everything else in your life—they are trapping you.

068: What Your Parents Didn't Teach You

“The business of being married.” – Grant &amp; Elena Cardone Husband and wife team Grant and Elena Cardone tackle the subject of how to balance business, marriage and family and 10X them all. Committed to their kids, their business endeavors and their marriage they share what they do to make it all work. Join them every Wednesday at 12 PM EST where they live out their motto of “stick and stay it’s bound to pay.” What’s the plan when you two blow up at each other? You can argue, just don’t keep arguing. Don’t stay in the past. “You said,” is friggin’ stupid. Callers share their worst arguments and how they handled them. Do you have new problems, or old problems? Are you having the same arguments over and over? When there is no game to play you pick your spouse as an opponent. You need to go to your spouse and admit to them you’ve been using them for target practice to keep your wit fresh. Make a list of your recurring arguments. How to Handle Your Arguments: 1. Make a list of all reoccurring arguments 2. Decide on the solution 3. Learn to master the art of arguing At 6:05 tonight, find something to argue about with your significant other. See how much energy it takes to put into that. You’ll never forget it. Watch the full episode or listen to the podcast to get all of the insights from Grant and Elena on how to stop arguing and build your success as a couple.

“The business of being married.” – Grant &amp; Elena Cardone Husband and wife team Grant and Elena Cardone tackle the subject of how to balance business, marriage and family and 10X them all. Committed to their kids, their business endeavors and their marriage they share what they do to make it all work. Join them every Wednesday at 12 PM EST where they live out their motto of “stick and stay it’s bound to pay.” What’s the plan when you two blow up at each other? You can argue, just don’t keep arguing. Don’t stay in the past. “You said,” is friggin’ stupid. Callers share their worst arguments and how they handled them. Do you have new problems, or old problems? Are you having the same arguments over and over? When there is no game to play you pick your spouse as an opponent. You need to go to your spouse and admit to them you’ve been using them for target practice to keep your wit fresh. Make a list of your recurring arguments. How to Handle Your Arguments: 1. Make a list of all reoccurring arguments 2. Decide on the solution 3. Learn to master the art of arguing At 6:05 tonight, find something to argue about with your significant other. See how much energy it takes to put into that. You’ll never forget it. Watch the full episode or listen to the podcast to get all of the insights from Grant and Elena on how to stop arguing and build your success as a couple.

062: How to Quit Arguing

Today Grant and Elena address the issue of bad news being the dominant topic on most TV and news outlets. Relationships are already a challenge. Men and women have different energies. You have different dreams and goals. Every day has new challenges just from your personal life, let alone your business life. On top of that the kind of headlines you wake up to are things like the Taiwanese plan crashing into a bridge and river. Yesterday it was a Jordanian pilot being burned alive in a cage. And then there is the measles outbreak. We all have to live in a world with bad news. What are you doing to guard yourself from all that bad news? What about the conflicting data being spread as truth? How do you avoid the negative news?

Today Grant and Elena address the issue of bad news being the dominant topic on most TV and news outlets. Relationships are already a challenge. Men and women have different energies. You have different dreams and goals. Every day has new challenges just from your personal life, let alone your business life. On top of that the kind of headlines you wake up to are things like the Taiwanese plan crashing into a bridge and river. Yesterday it was a Jordanian pilot being burned alive in a cage. And then there is the measles outbreak. We all have to live in a world with bad news. What are you doing to guard yourself from all that bad news? What about the conflicting data being spread as truth? How do you avoid the negative news?

047: Bad News

What does a successful man look like, and what does a successful woman behind the man look like? A successful man will be hardworking, ethical, courageous, powerful, and ambitious. What’s behind a powerful woman that’s behind that man? A person willing to put someone else first. Understand you are a team and understand the role you play. To have confidence in yourself, no matter your role, is power. Look at the big picture and step outside of yourself. Powerful women flow power to their man. The truth is real men want a powerful woman. Powerful women aren’t needy, but they aren’t independent either. A powerful woman is a balance of being independent but also enjoys being taken care of. A powerful woman disciplines herself and is in the relationship for the greater good. How do you define a powerful woman?

150: The Woman Behind The Man

110: Relationship Obsessed?

How do you keep your marriage and your business fresh? How do you get out of a rut? How do you shock the system? How do you break things up and keep things electric? If you get stuck on autopilot it kills your motivation. You need adventure. You need mystery to stay motivated and keep up massive action. The definition of a rut is, “a habit or pattern of behavior that has become dull and unproductive but is hard to change.” Are you in a rut? Is your business in a rut? Are your kids in a rut? How to Break Out of Your Routine: 1. Make a commitment to breaking out of the rut. 2. Talk to new people, network. 3. Change your environment. 4. Look for different things, things that have changed. 5. Switch roles with your spouse. Why do people say, “I’m gonna settle down and ___________”? You’re not cement. You shouldn’t be settling for anything. Share this show with anyone who is in a rut; family, friends, co-workers, anyone.

How do you keep your marriage and your business fresh? How do you get out of a rut? How do you shock the system? How do you break things up and keep things electric? If you get stuck on autopilot it kills your motivation. You need adventure. You need mystery to stay motivated and keep up massive action. The definition of a rut is, “a habit or pattern of behavior that has become dull and unproductive but is hard to change.” Are you in a rut? Is your business in a rut? Are your kids in a rut? How to Break Out of Your Routine: 1. Make a commitment to breaking out of the rut. 2. Talk to new people, network. 3. Change your environment. 4. Look for different things, things that have changed. 5. Switch roles with your spouse. Why do people say, “I’m gonna settle down and ___________”? You’re not cement. You shouldn’t be settling for anything. Share this show with anyone who is in a rut; family, friends, co-workers, anyone.

073: How to Break Out of Your Routines

Grant and Elena Cardone offer tips to help people get, the girl, the guy, the job, the money and other things out of life.Grant and Elena discuss how Grant pursued her for 13 months and the steps Grant took to get Elena’s attention. They banter back and forth taking you back to the time when Grant was in hot pursuit and Elena couldn’t care less. How did Grant get the woman of his dreams? How do these tactics apply to other things in life worth chasing?From the hot girl, the job, the big business deal Grant tells viewers to commit to going for it and then take massive action and never quit. This episode offers a candid look at Grant and Elena. Grant persisted for over a year and Elena reveals funny early observations and judgments that she had back then. In the end they are committed to one another, their daughters and their purpose. If you are trying to find a great relationship or want to light a spark to the one you’re in, tune in and learn how.Grant’s tips for "Getting What You Want" include:1.      Get specific on what you want.2.      Make contact.3.      Develop a strategy.4.      Never quit.

Grant and Elena Cardone offer tips to help people get, the girl, the guy, the job, the money and other things out of life. Grant and Elena discuss how Grant pursued her for 13 months and the steps Grant took to get Elena’s attention. They banter back and forth taking you back to the time when Grant was in hot pursuit and Elena couldn’t care less. How did Grant get the woman of his dreams? How do these tactics apply to other things in life worth chasing? From the hot girl, the job, the big business deal Grant tells viewers to commit to going for it and then take massive action and never quit. This episode offers a candid look at Grant and Elena. Grant persisted for over a year and Elena reveals funny early observations and judgments that she had back then. In the end they are committed to one another, their daughters and their purpose. If you are trying to find a great relationship or want to light a spark to the one you’re in, tune in and learn how. Grant’s tips for "Getting What You Want" include: 1. Get specific on what you want. 2. Make contact. 3. Develop a strategy. 4. Never quit.

Persist and Get What You Want

Do you ever feel as if you and your spouse are on completely different pages—perhaps even different books? In this episode, Grant and Elena tackle this issue by offering tips and even discussing their own real life examples of how they practice these steps so they are always in-sync. This true power couple understands the importance of teamwork and getting on the same page is a crucial element of their successful partnership. Grant and Elena’s 4 Steps to Getting on the Same Page: 1. Communication 2. Make a list of what you want from your partner 3. Write a plan about how to get on the same page 4. Write down both short-term and long-term rewards It takes work, but Grant and Elena are determined to help both individuals and couples succeed in their marriages, family, business and in life.

Do you ever feel as if you and your spouse are on completely different pages—perhaps even different books? In this episode, Grant and Elena tackle this issue by offering tips and even discussing their own real life examples of how they practice these steps so they are always in-sync. This true power couple understands the importance of teamwork and getting on the same page is a crucial element of their successful partnership. Grant and Elena’s 4 Steps to Getting on the Same Page: 1. Communication 2. Make a list of what you want from your partner 3. Write a plan about how to get on the same page 4. Write down both short-term and long-term rewards It takes work, but Grant and Elena are determined to help both individuals and couples succeed in their marriages, family, business and in life.

085: How to Get Everybody on the Same Page

Brian Williams, a trusted source, ruined a 20-year brand, his legacy, and has been suspended from NBC. Grant commends NBC for taking a stand in this situation and acknowledging that Mr. Williams was wrong and inappropriate. Elena says shame on NBC for not having those around Brian Williams, who she feels knew the truth, come to light as well. There was a team with him, he wasn’t by himself in the field, and they must have known the “facts” were inaccurate. What would you do with your spouse if you found out they were lying in public? People need to look at their relationships and their brand as a couple. Your brand needs to be consistent; this builds trust. And you can find out who your friends are based on how they approach you, what they invite you to do, where they invite you to go, and how they act around you. Your Brand as a Couple: 1. Do people even know who you are? 2. What do people know you for? “Brangelina” is a brand, as a couple. People see them as a unit, not separate, but a team.

Brian Williams, a trusted source, ruined a 20-year brand, his legacy, and has been suspended from NBC. Grant commends NBC for taking a stand in this situation and acknowledging that Mr. Williams was wrong and inappropriate. Elena says shame on NBC for not having those around Brian Williams, who she feels knew the truth, come to light as well. There was a team with him, he wasn’t by himself in the field, and they must have known the “facts” were inaccurate. What would you do with your spouse if you found out they were lying in public? People need to look at their relationships and their brand as a couple. Your brand needs to be consistent; this builds trust. And you can find out who your friends are based on how they approach you, what they invite you to do, where they invite you to go, and how they act around you. Your Brand as a Couple:  1. Do people even know who you are?  2. What do people know you for? “Brangelina” is a brand, as a couple. People see them as a unit, not separate, but a team.

048: Building Your Brand as a Couple

How do you keep things exciting and not put it on autopilot after 13 years of marriage? One big thing is to not start nagging your partner about how they don’t pay attention to you. This will only cause them to get defensive. When you run a business you have things to take care of urgent things—the fuse is getting low and it’s about to blow—and you can’t always put your attention on your spouse when they want it. Marriages need a system in place that will make the time to talk, so pull out your calendar and make talk time. During talk time, do two main things: 1. Validate what they’ve done good. 2. Go over goals to get in alignment. You must start looking for all the right things your spouse does. The massage, the candlelit dinner, the weekend trip, it’s all good, but your big picture problems as a couple will remain— that’s why you must come together and help each other find solutions to each of your problems. Many times her problems will be different than his problems. He might be distracted with work stress, she might be distracted by 3 kids at home. Seek to solve your problems together and you will not be taking your spouse for granted.

How do you keep things exciting and not put it on autopilot after 13 years of marriage? One big thing is to not start nagging your partner about how they don’t pay attention to you. This will only cause them to get defensive. When you run a business you have things to take care of urgent things—the fuse is getting low and it’s about to blow—and you can’t always put your attention on your spouse when they want it. Marriages need a system in place that will make the time to talk, so pull out your calendar and make talk time. During talk time, do two main things: 1. Validate what they’ve done good. 2. Go over goals to get in alignment. You must start looking for all the right things your spouse does. The massage, the candlelit dinner, the weekend trip, it’s all good, but your big picture problems as a couple will remain— that’s why you must come together and help each other find solutions to each of your problems. Many times her problems will be different than his problems. He might be distracted with work stress, she might be distracted by 3 kids at home. Seek to solve your problems together and you will not be taking your spouse for granted.

148: Don't Take Your Relationship For Granted

Each Week Grant Cardone and his wife Elena Cardone discuss the business of marriage. Many couples are pulled in different directions taking care of kids and managing their business success. Grant and Elena offer tips and insights based on their own reality, challenges and successes in their day-to-day lives. Their banter is relatable, entertaining and informative. On today’s episode Elena and Grant provide tips on how to pick a partner and Elena gives her 5 tips that guarantee success and will change the way you think about finding love. They discuss the common mistakes and how people go for the wrong things and let emotion cloud their better analytical judgment. Grant suggests people rely on friends and family for introductions, that they lo Grant underscores that a life partner is more important than a business partner so it is important to choose wisely. Elena suggests people hand write a list of qualities they want in a person and include both the superficial things along with deal breakers or non negotiable. She adds the final tip, think about what the other person would want and determine if it’s truly a fit.

Each Week Grant Cardone and his wife Elena Cardone discuss the business of marriage. Many couples are pulled in different directions taking care of kids and managing their business success. Grant and Elena offer tips and insights based on their own reality, challenges and successes in their day-to-day lives. Their banter is relatable, entertaining and informative. On today’s episode Elena and Grant provide tips on how to pick a partner and Elena gives her 5 tips that guarantee success and will change the way you think about finding love. They discuss the common mistakes and how people go for the wrong things and let emotion cloud their better analytical judgment. Grant suggests people rely on friends and family for introductions, that they lo Grant underscores that a life partner is more important than a business partner so it is important to choose wisely. Elena suggests people hand write a list of qualities they want in a person and include both the superficial things along with deal breakers or non negotiable. She adds the final tip, think about what the other person would want and determine if it’s truly a fit.

082: How to Pick the Right Partner for Your Success

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