The G&E Show

Grant and Elena Cardone discuss the importance of certainty and confidence and how to build certainty. Grant and Elena begin the show discussing medical marijuana. Grant believes weed makes you slow, weak and uncertain in the marketplace. There are many things that cause us to be uncertain and lose confidence. Our confidence and certainty must be preserved and invested into like a bank. According to grant confidence is the key to getting what you want in life. Grant and Elena discuss times of uncertainty and how to become certain, not be careful but instead alert and aware. Grant commends Elena for always supporting him when he is certain he must handle a business opportunity. Elena reveals she is at times uncertain about having the tough talk and avoids confrontation, something common. When it comes to building certainty Grant offers these tips:

How to Build Certainty:

1. Write goals down.

2. Pack a full daily schedule.

3. Avoid anything that may impair judgment making you uncertain.

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?

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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.

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.

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.

“The business of being married.” – Grant & 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.”

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Today they discuss how you create on your relationship so that it keeps doing something.

Everybody has the innate ability to create.

Why do you keep writing books? You can’t go stale and stagnant. You keep writing to live, to keep things fresh. Yeah, you make money and that’s nice, but it’s more important to live and not succumb.

How many marriages do you see where people are creating on their marriage? How many of them are on their phone and no

How to Create on Your Relationship:

1. Quit waiting for things to happen.

2. Create on the relationship. Commit to the create.

Don’t wait for your lover to become romantic, you become the romantic and see what comes out of it.

Are you married to your ideas and dreams? What are you married to?

“The business of being married.” – Grant & 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.”

How do you have a 10X life? What does it mean? What is it?

Just because you made a few extra phone calls or sales one day doesn’t mean you’re living a 10X life. It’s about living life on everything that’s important to you. We are more fulfilled together as a result of our commitment to living this 10X life.

If your life isn’t full of stuff of things to do, how do you plan on living a massive life?

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What does it take to be a 10Xer?

1. Say yes and be dynamic.

2. Be nimble.

3. Learn how to combine events.

4. Be willing to set aside your emotions for greater mutual goals.

Watch the full episode or listen to the podcast to hear the callers and the rest of the wisdom from the dominating duo, Grant and Elena Cardone!

“The business of being married.” – Grant & 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.

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.”

Can anyone be successful? Can anyone be successful in a relationship? Being successful is about accomplishing a task.

“If you can’t repeat it again, how successful was it?” – GC

As a couple you have to come together and define who you are as a couple. Are you even on the same page to begin with? What path are you on? What path are they on?

1. You have to have an agreement

2. Keep your commitments

3. Set aside your differences

When a couple is arguing they are not in line with their purpose. When you are chasing the dream of the agreement and the two of you are after the hustle of success you aren’t going to waste time fighting over things that don’t help you reach higher.

One single human being cannot make you happy enough to fulfill dreams and goals you had before you met them. They can add fuel to your tank so you can get there, but if you’re going in different directions you are going to have difficulties.

If you get bored and lose purpose you’re just going to attack each other to fill your time.

Watch or listen to the full episode to hear all of the amazing tips!

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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 1pm EST where they live out their motto of “stick and stay it’s bound to pay.”

How do you handle disagreements? Do you have a plan for

The last thing you need with all of the challenges of life is to be hammering each other in a relationship.

1. Acknowledge the disagreement

2. Spend time focused on it

3. Find a solution

4. Make a deal

Don’t continue to make the other person wrong over and over again.