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Time Management Tip - Grant Cardone

Name: Time Management Tip - Grant Cardone
Uploaded: 2025-03-24T23:00:39+00:00
Duration: 27 s
Channel: David Jenyns
Description: A short YouTube video (uploaded by David Jenyns) relaying Grant Cardone's time-management tip: schedule meetings with precise start/end times (example…

24 Mar 2025 · 0 min

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A short YouTube video (uploaded by David Jenyns) relaying Grant Cardone's time-management tip: schedule meetings with precise start/end times (example: 9:06 to 9:15) to enforce punctuality and better value your day. The speaker also cites the day's length as 1,440 minutes and '86,660 seconds' when illustrating the importance of scheduling each unit of time.

Questions this video answers

March 24, 2025

Start at 9:06 and end at 9:15.

1,440 minutes.

86,660 seconds.

Grant Cardone is the 10x. He says time is so valuable that he'll set a meeting at 9:06 and be there at 9:06 and be over at 9:15. And so what does that do? That puts everybody else on that best behavior in regards to time. They'll know, I ain't gonna come in at 9 and float around. 9:06. We're on. When you start valuing those 1,440 minutes you have of the day, or 86,660 seconds you have the day, when you start scheduling and understanding the value that you get the most out of your day.