Grant Cardone says study what top performers do, not what they say. Ramit Sethi pushes back: Warren Buffett tells people to live beneath their means and buy index funds, but Cardone's advice is different. The gap between what successful people say and what they actually do matters.
The way to get out is study the people that are at the top of the food chain. Warren Buffett. Study every single interview that he's ever done.
Warren Buffett will tell you to live beneath your means and invest in index funds. I think that's good, but I don't think that's what Grant is talking about.
And do not listen to what he says. Match that with what he does, and then you'll know what to do.
Oh, so we just end on a conspiracy theory? Don't just do what he says, do what he does. Should I buy a private jet company? I have a real problem with advice like this. I have a real problem with people who also say racist online and then try to delete it using SEO reputation firms. But that's a separate issue.
