“I believe that one of the major reasons why people don’t stick to their goals and fail to accomplish them is because they fail to set them high enough from the beginning,” Cardone writes. Have you set your goals for success? Good. Only then, he proposes, can you succeed in anything you want and need to do in your life. Cardone provides inspiration and direction like drill sergeant to help you break out of your box. “Competition is for Sissies,” leads one chapter. The 10X Rule doesn’t encourage you to be average, or even to win. If you don’t believe in yourself, why should others believe in you? Lack of willingness to believe in yourself.So what stops you? The culprits are common but debilitating: “One of the greatest turning points in my life occurred when I stopped casually waiting for success and instead started to approach it as a duty, obligation, and responsibility,” Cardone writes. Why not achieve what you want but more-10x more. Cardone recognizes that “success in your early 20s might mean something entirely different than in your 40s or 60s.Īt every stage, why not make that success extreme? After all, the hard part is done. Over time, your goals change, and that’s normal. That is, prior to guiding you to achieve success, Cardone helps you discover what success means to you personally-and not only as an individual. Grant Cardone’s The 10X Rule starts before the beginning. Knowing what you really crave from life is the first step toward personal success.Īnd once you’ve defined your success-your own, personal, one-in-a-million dream-why settle for that minimum? Why not work for extreme success? Is success the nice car, the work-life balance, or the loft in the city? Sometimes, even cultural definitions of success can lead to personal failure if we let others guide us. We often allow others to define our own personal success.
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