Average and realistic goals are almost always a letdown to the person setting them. Remember if you didn’t think big enough, you will never act big enough, you have to make your goals substantial enough that they keep your attention. We all have been warned against setting goals “too high” but that actually is not true, Grant believes 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. If you approach it with any less gusto than your ethical and moral duty, obligation, and responsibility to your family, your company, and your future, you will most likely not create it-and have even more difficulty keeping it. Success comes about as a result of mental and spiritual claims to own it, followed by taking necessary actions over time until it is acquired. Grant Cardone told us about how not taking success seriously almost ruin his life twice, The first time when he was twenty-five, he couldn’t find his life purpose and got lost in bad habits, and the second one when he was fifty he realized that he had put his family, companies, and himself in a precarious situation because he had started to rest on his laurels and had discontinued approaching success as a duty, obligation, and responsibility. Most people look at it as though it doesn’t matter like it’s an option or perhaps just something that only happens to other people, and that’s why only a few people succeed and most of them don’t get even close to living up to their full potential.

You need to start approaching success as your duty, obligation, and responsibility.

The 10x rule by grant cardone summary