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I read recently how real estate guru Grant Cardone says he works 95 hours per week.
"There are 168 hours in a week. You should be working most of them," the self-made millionaire tells CNBC. "If you want to change your condition, you have to work. If you can outwork the rest of the population, you're going to get lucky."
That's got to be one of the worst pieces of advice I've ever heard.
That's 13.5 hours a day, seven days a week.
Maybe he's like my former lawyer and thinks driving to lunch or sitting on the pot is "work."
But holy smokes, I've heard of guys having heart attacks (or worse) working 60 hours per week.
Quick story:
My neighbor is a pretty crazy dude, but he's very open and honest -- to a fault.
He owns a bunch of houses around the world, with a Ferrari in every garage.
Whenever I talk to him, it's always about how many millions he has made on each deal.
When I first met him, he asked if I wanted to see a picture of his girls.
"Yeah, of course," I said. I figured he had a couple daughters.
Next thing I knew, he was showing me pictures of half-naked young women...escorts in fact.
I didn't know what else to say, so I said "good for you, Jim."
Jim was in his 70's. He told me that he had worked 60-70 hours a week for decades, and that he could no longer be intimate with these young ladies.
Yikes! All the money in the world, but...
Too much information, but I immediately saw the lesson.
So I'd say that Grant Cardone is at a serious risk of health problems he hadn't considered.
Instead of adding more work to your plate, it's better to cut out things unnecessarily taking up your time.
The reason I wrote Part-time Market Maker Secrets was to help traders get their life back.
On page 14, I describe how to narrow your focus to a small group of stocks in no time flat.
I've already walked a mile in your shoes, so I know the pain, anger, and frustration of trading.
There were times where I felt I needed to get my revenge on the crooks and cheats on Wall Street.
It seemed like the game was rigged. But over time, I realized that I was just playing the game wrong.
Earl Nightingale said that you could look at the majority was doing and do the opposite.
Well, here's your guide for doing the opposite. If you haven't already done so, you can download your Part-time Market Maker guide here >>
Trade smart,
Dan "Prince of Proof" Murphy
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