The Cardone Zone

Ed Mylett, Chairman of WFG, built his fortune by being a closer. When baseball didn't pan out, he rebounded fast and chased the next opportunity.
Now a peak‑performance coach, he pushes people to pursue the highest version of themselves. He and Grant discuss success, fulfillment, and the motivators beyond wealth: growth and contribution. His keys—monster hunger, crazy work ethic, and relentless focus.

Grant Cardone sits down with the co-founder of Robinhood to break down how he went from an immigrant upbringing and failed startups to building a $70B company. 
They cover what it really takes to build with no money, how to think differently than the market, and why betting on yourself beats playing it safe. 
This is a masterclass in long-term thinking, resilience, and building at scale.

Grant Cardone sits down with Derek Anderssen from Startup Grind for a raw conversation on success, ambition, and what it really takes to build at scale. 
 
Grant breaks down why showing up beats waiting for luck, how the environment shapes your thinking, why he still thinks bigger, and how private jets, yachts, business, faith, and failure all connect to one bigger lesson: create more, own who you are, and never shrink your goals.

Grant Cardone sits down with Ken McElroy, a veteran real estate investor with nearly 10,000 apartment units and billions of dollars in real estate holdings. 
 
They break down the massive corrections happening in multifamily, distressed debt, capital calls, market cycles, the best and worst cities to invest in, and how experienced investors are positioning themselves for the opportunities ahead.

Grant Cardone joins David Lin for a wide-ranging conversation on the economy, real estate, Bitcoin, cash flow, wealth creation, and the mindset required to win in uncertain times.
 
In this interview, Grant breaks down why he believes America is facing a mortgage and affordability crisis, how higher yields are impacting investors, and why cash flow matters more than sitting on cash. He also shares his perspective on real estate, Bitcoin, long-term investing, negotiation, generational wealth, and what it takes to stop thinking small.
 
From market rotations and oil shocks to marriage, criticism, happiness, and building lasting wealth, Grant delivers a direct look at how he sees the current economy and where the biggest opportunities may be next.