The Cardone Zone

Ed Mylett, Chairman of WFG, built his fortune by being a closer. When baseball didn't pan out, he rebounded fast and chased the next opportunity. Now a peak‑performance coach, he pushes people to pursue the highest version of themselves. He and Grant discuss success, fulfillment, and the motivators beyond wealth: growth and contribution. His keys—monster hunger, crazy work ethic, and relentless focus.

Grant Cardone sits down with Derek Anderssen from Startup Grind for a raw conversation on success, ambition, and what it really takes to build at scale. Grant breaks down why showing up beats waiting for luck, how the environment shapes your thinking, why he still thinks bigger, and how private jets, yachts, business, faith, and failure all connect to one bigger lesson: create more, own who you are, and never shrink your goals.

Grant Cardone joins David Lin for a wide-ranging conversation on the economy, real estate, Bitcoin, cash flow, wealth creation, and the mindset required to win in uncertain times. In this interview, Grant breaks down why he believes America is facing a mortgage and affordability crisis, how higher yields are impacting investors, and why cash flow matters more than sitting on cash. He also shares his perspective on real estate, Bitcoin, long-term investing, negotiation, generational wealth, and what it takes to stop thinking small. From market rotations and oil shocks to marriage, criticism, happiness, and building lasting wealth, Grant delivers a direct look at how he sees the current economy and where the biggest opportunities may be next.

The Cardone Zone – Episode 313: Be Dangerous, Not Careful What separates those who achieve extraordinary success from those who spend their lives playing it safe? In this unforgettable episode of The Cardone Zone, Grant Cardone is joined by Tyrese Gibson and Drew Brees for a powerful conversation on vision, preparation, relationships, and the courage required to pursue greatness. From Tyrese's rise in South Central Los Angeles to becoming a global entertainer and entrepreneur, to Drew Brees' Hall of Fame career and success in business, both guests reveal the mindset shifts that allowed them to break through limitations and perform at their highest levels. Tyrese shares his powerful philosophy of being "dangerous, not careful," while Drew breaks down the disciplined routines and preparation that made him one of the greatest quarterbacks in NFL history. Together, they deliver a blueprint for anyone looking to think bigger, act bolder, and create a life beyond the limits others place on them. Follow us on all social platforms @GrantCardone for daily content on wealth, business, entrepreneurship, sales, and the 10X mindset. Visit GrantCardone.com for upcoming events, exclusive training, and the latest products designed to help you scale your business, increase your income, and expand your future.

The Cardone Zone Episode 311 "That will never work" Couldn't think of a better title for this episode than to quote Marc Randoph's book title: "That will never work", because that is the essence of this episode. The entrepreneur's journey through adversity. What does it take to build technology that changes the way the world lives, works, and communicates? In this fascinating episode of The Cardone Zone, Grant Cardone welcomes two pioneering innovators: Marc Randolph, co-founder of Netflix, and Adam Cheyer, co-founder of Siri. Together, they share the principles, methodologies, and decision-making frameworks that helped transform groundbreaking ideas into globally recognized technologies. From disrupting the entertainment industry to revolutionizing how humans interact with technology, these visionaries reveal what it takes to innovate, adapt, and scale in rapidly evolving markets. Whether you're building a startup, growing an established business, or looking to sharpen your competitive edge, this episode delivers valuable insights from two leaders who helped redefine entire industries. Follow us on all social platforms @GrantCardone for daily content on wealth, business, entrepreneurship, investing, and the 10X mindset. Visit GrantCardone.com for information on upcoming events, exclusive products, training programs, and the latest strategies on wealth, business, and real estate. TRT: 53:00:02

The Cardone Zone – Episode 309: Origins Before the growth or partnerships. Before success at scale, there were the origins. In this episode of The Cardone Zone, Grant Cardone and Brandon Dawson take us on a journey into their past and the early stages of their careers, the mindset that fueled their rise, and the joint venture that brought two powerhouse operators together. It's the foundation it takes to build something meaningful, scalable, Follow us on all social platforms @GrantCardone for more content on wealth, entrepreneurship, scaling businesses, and the 10X mindset. Visit GrantCardone.com for information on upcoming events, business training, and the latest tools designed to help you expand your success. TRT:53:00:02

The Cardone Zone – Episode 300 In this milestone episode, Grant Cardone breaks open one of the biggest financial myths ever sold to the public — the "middle class." For decades, people have been told that living comfortably, earning a paycheck, and slowly saving is the path to security. Grant dismantles that narrative and exposes why the middle-class mindset can actually keep people stuck. The difference between income, money, and real wealth Why wealth is not about comfort — it's about ownership and control If you've ever questioned the traditional path of getting a job, saving money, and retiring someday, this episode challenges that model and replaces it with the basics of a strategy built on massive action, ownership, and expansion.

In this episode, Grant Cardone challenges one of the most accepted assumptions in society: that college is the safest path to success. Drawing directly from his bestselling book "The Wealth Creation Formula", Grant exposes how higher education has become a financial trap. 4 Years out of the workforce, massive student debt, and no guarantee of meaningful income often lead graduates into low-wage jobs. Grant breaks down why the real cost of college isn't just tuition, but lost time, lost earning power, and delayed financial independence. He also reframes the idea of "targets," explaining why becoming a millionaire is not the real goal. The true objective is freedom, control over your time, income, and choices. Without that context, financial targets can be deceptive and leave people chasing numbers instead of outcomes. This episode serves as a practical guide to escaping the middle-class mentality, questioning conventional advice, and redirecting focus toward income creation, skill development, and real-world experience. Follow us on all social media platforms, visit GrantCardone.com, and listen on SiriusXM Business Radio for more from the Cardone Zone.