They Want You Broke and Distracted
Bad news gets attention. Building something takes commitment.
Grant Cardone joins Jacob Buehrer to challenge the headlines that leave young people feeling stuck. From rising costs to fears about AI, Grant argues that focusing only on the noise can keep people from recognizing opportunities.
He breaks down why conviction matters, why failure is part of building, and why changing direction does not mean giving up. His message: find something worth building, commit to it, and keep moving.
From Grant Cardone’s conversation with Jacob Buehrer.
CHAPTERS
00:00 They Want You on the Sidelines
00:43 The Distraction of Bad News
01:04 Look for Opportunity
02:21 Commit and Keep Going
02:53 Find Something Worth Building
The views expressed are those of the speakers. This clip is for general discussion and motivation, not financial or medical advice.
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Phone scrolling is killing our society
100 % true.
Thanks for sharing
Thank you for your wisdom shared in this post, Uncle G. I have to look deeper! I will be one of those new centi-millionaires.
My goal is to make Unc G edit this video to say guyzzz and dolls🤑
Who is THEY LOL
Your brain rot is real.
HARD.
Money hoarding screws over the young. Sure, make some millions. But then get off the swing so others can have a turn. If someone keeps more than they need, that’s not success; it’s greed and selfishness.
Get in there – take advantage of opportunities that are all around you – help your brother with their success, too – and then give others a chance to earn. If you don’t get off the throne 1) no one on the ladder can move upwards and 2) you’re obstructing others’ success and 3) you’re a slave to your ego.
The Feds are hoarding the most money, though
The media just dubs teens as rebellious, careless, and reckless, which is not even quarter of the teens I know. Most of the teens I know have their heads straight trying to make something productive, good citizens and they LISTEN TO THEIR PARENTS!! It’s crazy how the “media” has this slang “Ughh teenagers😒” like at that age you’re allowed to be a sore loser and a pain in the neck and that’s normal…whereas in reality the one who goes out like that is the one that makes headlines at school and we talk about how “shocking” his/her behavior was.
Ty G
This is very motivating!
750,000 new millionaires in a year and most of them first generation. The headlines are all bad news while people are quietly getting rich underneath it lol.