In this brief interview excerpt, the host (Speaker A) points out that the concept behind Cardone Capital originated from a deal that did not go well, and the guest (Speaker B) confirms this origin. The conversation underscores that the venture grew from a setback and hints at its substantial size and impact.
What most people don't realize actually, and correct me if I'm wrong, is that you actually had the idea of Cardone Capital and it came from some deal that like didn't go so well.
That's right.
And so that's accurate?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
So I mean, think about, you know, that's worth a lot. Yeah, it's pretty huge.
It's interesting because it's like How do you, how do you quantify that? Because I have an idea, Grant makes it happen. Yeah, together it's like a catch-22. It's like, well, what's the value? Like Cardone Ventures, like that whole thing happened because Brandon's wife Natalie found me, turned Brandon on to Grant's material, showed up front row at the Diamond in, um, to 10X Growth Con, gets on our radar. Natalie and I kind of get together, push the guys together. Now we have Cardone Ventures, which is going to be a billion-dollar company in and of itself. Do you know what I'm saying? So there's a lot of the behind-the-scenes things that I've kind of pushed together and kind of made things sort of happen.