Even if you don’t reach your goals, if you put in the time and effort to reach them, you will have surpassed your original goal (fall among the moon).īut why 10X though? Why not 5 or 3 or 7? What’s the science behind it? That’s where a drawback appears. On top of that, you should take the amount of effort you think you’ll need to accomplish that goal and multiply that by 10! That’s how hard you need to work. Say, you have a goal, you know you need to work hard to obtain that goal, but what is hard work, really? Cardone’s idea is to take that goal and multiply it by ten (shoot for the stars).
One of the pros of the 10X rule is it quantifies or give you a clearer idea of how hard you should work. We’ve probably heard some form of the advice given in this book before such as “shoot for the stars and fall among the moon” or something as simple as “you have to work hard.” How hard do you have to work though? It may even be easy to mentally fool yourself into thinking that you are working hard when you’re not. If reading the book doesn’t get you fired up, then maybe Cardone’s enthusiastic audio version will. roughness to his voice similar to the actor Matthew McConaughey’s voice. Funnily, when I was reading the book, I read it in the voice of Tony Robbins even though I knew Cardone, the author, had a southern U.S. I remember hearing the author say in an interview that he recommends people listen to the audio version and I understood why. I listened to it from the beginning even though I had already read most of it. Fortunately, I had mentioned to a friend that I was reading the book and he “lent” me an audio version. I made it to the second to last chapter when I had to return the book. The same weekend, I believe, I put this book and Bigger, Leaner, Stronger on hold at my library. You can purchase The 10X Rule, by Grant Cardone on Amazon.A former colleague of mine recommended this book one day. The 10X Rule serves as a guide for setting goals that will exceed our expectations of ourselves, for increasing the influence of our personal or company brand, and for achieving the levels of success we deserve.
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Grant and his ideas can come off as harsh or brash sometimes, but as one of his serious followers, I know that his intentions are simply for us all to reach our full potential. Living your life at 10X levels is definitely difficult, but aiming for extraordinary results will far exceed any average targets you had. I LOVE this book and agree with the notion that more is better. “During major economic contractions like these, the world becomes convinced to reduce, save, be careful, and stay cautious, Although this mind-set focuses on self-preservation and protection of assets, it is the very kind of thinking that will guarantee you never get what you want.” (Cardone, 103) Final Verdict: 8.5/10 “All-powerful companies, ideas, products, and people are omnipresent…they dominate their sector and become synonymous with that which they represent.” (Cardone, 153)
“Most people fail only because they are operating at the wrong degree of action.” (Cardone, 47) The Four Degrees of Action: Do nothing, Retreat, Take normal levels of action, Take massive action.Due to the fact that you aimed for such a higher target, you will be more motivated to get there, and if you fall short, you still achieved far more than the initial targets you had in mind.
While many people think this creates goals that are unrealistic or that missing your target would be discouraging, the exact opposite happens.
The 10X Rule by Grant Cardone is one of my favorite books of all time and the book that sparked the “10X” movement by his followers.
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