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grant.cardone The Many Differences Between the Successful and Unsuccessful

Posted by Grant Cardone  |  Wednesday, May 6, 2009  |  Posted in Best Practices

Guest Posting by Grant Cardone

I have studied successful people for over 30 years and I have identified many differences between the successful and unsuccessful- Most of the differences are very small but make incredible differences.

You can change where you are in life by (1) being honest where you are and (2) getting the knowledge to get you in a position to take the actions of successful people. Each one of the categories below are impacted ONLY by KNOWLEDGE!

    Successful

    Unsuccessful

  • Can Do Attitude
  • Can’t Do Attitude
  • I Will Figure it Out
  • See’s Solutions as Impossible
  • Opportunity Focused
  • Problem Focused
  • Loves Challenges
  • Hates Challenges
  • Seeks to Solve Problems
  • Wants to Avoid Problems
  • Persist until Successful
  • Quits When Challenged
  • Willing to Take Risk
  • Actions are Conservative
  • Unreasonable
  • Reasonable
  • Willing to be Dangerous
  • Must Be Careful
  • Interested in the Creation of Money
  • Interested in Conserving Money
  • Takes Action
  • Talks about Action
  • Says Yes
  • Says No
  • Commits
  • Never Fully Commits
  • Goes All the Way
  • Half Attempts at Everything
  • Now (immediate)
  • Later – (procrastinates)
  • Courage
  • Fear
  • Change
  • Stay the Same
  • Right Approach
  • Hard Work
  • Interested in Change
  • Not Willing to Change
  • Breaks Traditional Ideas
  • Adopts Traditional Ideas
  • Goal Oriented
  • Work Oriented
  • On a Mission
  • On a Job
  • High Motivation
  • Low Motivation
  • Career Focused
  • Job Focused
  • Interested in Results
  • Interested in Work
  • Big Goals and Dreams
  • Realistic Goals
  • Creates Reality
  • Deals with Reality
  • Commit First – Figure Later
  • Figure First – Commit Never
  • Highly Ethical
  • Unethical
  • Interested in the Group
  • Interested in Self
  • Dedicates Time to Learning
  • Dedicates No Time to Learning
  • Seeks and Values Knowledge
  • Denies the Value of Knowledge
  • Willing to be Uncomfortable
  • Must Stay Comfortable
  • Reaches Up
  • Reaches Sideways and Down

THE BEST INVESTMENT YOU CAN MAKE DURING TIMES LIKE THESE ARE IN YOURSELF.” – Warren Buffett, April 2009

About the Aurthor: Grant Cardone is a speaker, author, sales trainer and CEO of Cardone Training Technologies. Author of Sell To Survive and other Audio, Video, and training programs, for more information on Mr. Cardone visit grantcardone.com

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7 Comments

  • Jeff Kershner

    LOVE IT!! I have copies of this in my office, work and home.

    Thanks Grant

  • Alex Snyder

    It is so true!

    But you forgot one Grant – Who you know…..that helps a bit.

  • Starla

    Agreed!

  • Nik

    rock n roll G Money! ur the only car guy out there right now giving great advice about life as well as selling. UDA MAN!

  • Andy Wright

    Awesome stuff…couldn’t agree more…

  • Mike

    Nails as always GC! Great post.

  • Diane Brown

    Love this too, gotta it up in my office, at home! Couldn’t be more true!

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