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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 discuss forgiveness and change. What does it mean to forgive? Does forgiveness matter as much as change? Grant and Elena explore this topic and Grant explains that when you're "all in" both forgiveness and change are key. The advice is to choose to forgive do so and then move forward towards positive change. They discuss and debate two articles on forgiveness and Grant's comments are hysterical. Elena holds her own and even busts into song. Their banter is humorous and real. Some points discussed included, forgiveness is a choice, plan for change and don't replay the disagreement over and over.

Links and Info mentioned in this episode:

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Relevant Links:

Relationship Coach / Blogger Evan Marc Katz: http://www.evanmarckatz.com/

Forgiveness is Key To Happy Marriage: http://www.evanmarckatz.com/blog/marr...

5 Steps to Forgiveness in Marriage:

http://www.imom.com/mom-life/marriage...

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Grant Cardone and Elena Cardone discuss the how to handle money in your 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 manage the delicate blend of love and money. It's a very important topic in any relationship that must be discussed openly with clear purpose. G&E site a Forbes magazine article, "5 Financial Tips That Ruin Your Marriage" which reported that most marital strife comes when materialism is valued more than the marriage, when there are conflicting values about money, when traditional roles are adopted that do not fit, having opposing spending styles, and not having a long term plan in place.

Grant offers these key steps couples in relationships should take to ensure their financial futures are on point.

1. Decide who is in charge of the money.

2. Have separate accounts with a clear purpose for each.

3. Agree on the spending. Establish where the money will be spent, on what and how much.

4. Get to the WHY! Why do you want money? Agree on the bigger goal.

Links and Info mentioned in this episode:

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ElenaCardone

Forbes Magazine Article:

5 Financial Mistakes That Ruin Your Marriage

Welcome Back Grant and Elena! The G&E show returns with a discussion on why the show went away. Grant and Elena talk about the importance of commitment to family goals and how couples must motivate one another to remember their purpose.

Grant Cardone talks about how to resolve conflict with his Wife Elena Cardone on G&E show First the question is why am I doing this weekly show on relationships -----

I am the business guy --

Sales Guy

Negotiating and money guy

But let me explain ---my relationship with Wifey and my kids -- my family is the most important businesss I am running...

Why have success in business and not have it at home...

And its tough to be on all day and then say -- ahhh turn it off... I share every problem I have with my wife

Wife --

Mother

Friend

Most trusted sounded board

And Elena and I are working on a number of other projects together that puts us working together ---

And that is a whole different kind of relationship.

We have now joined the status as the Go To couple for advice.

I received an email from a gal that works with her husband and they fight a lot at work.

She gets angry at him and the last thing she feels like doing is talking to him at night when they go home.

She does her thing, he does his etc.

The marriage is suffering but they can't not work together ----- they work together.

She writes that she is desperate for help. What do I do Elena?

So now that I am the uncertified expert I wrote her back and I will tell you what I told her and then you tell me what you would have said. I just looked at what we do.

1) When I do this with GRANT ----- I go on and on and about from minor ot more significant terrible or slightly terrible errors he makes everyday

Then I remind myself that never helps me....

Criticizing him does not make me feel better.

I told her to do what I do - I look at what I can change ---- I need to do the changing not him. I find one thing I am doing that I am not ok with

2) Knock it off and quit acting like a little bitch ----

3) Make a list of at least 5 things that she likes/loves about him and remained focused on those!

4) Start paying attention to the things I like about him not the things I don't. (Whats my score)

Take away:

· You are responsible for everything that happens to you....only thing you can control is the thing you are willing to control

· Change what are you doing that is not optimal

· Re-establish fondness for the other

· Give Give Give is always GRANTs first rule

· Relationships are complicated.

· They need to be worked on over and over.

· What you did yesterday won't create tomorrow.

· In relationships you are either making deposits or making withdrawals.

The main thing is to get on same page with goals and objectives and to not get so wrapped up in smaller issues.

Then you can get to a point where you can talk business 24/7 cuz you are teammates again.