Here's a take that breaks the startup mythology: you don't actually need to launch your own business to build real wealth. Sure, entrepreneurship works—but it's brutal. The failure rates are crushing, the stress never stops, and most founders burn out. Grant Cardone's angle cuts through the noise: sometimes the smarter play is different. Instead of betting everything on your own venture, position yourself with people who've already won. Think about it. They've navigated the obstacles, proven the model, and built momentum. You leverage their track record, their network, their systems. You skip years of trial-and-error and capital hemorrhaging. The wealth still flows—you're just not carrying all the risk. For traders and investors in crypto, this applies hard. Riding with proven winners, whether it's backing a solid project or joining an alpha group, often beats going solo trying to catch every opportunity.
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rugpull_survivor
· 01-17 18:30
NGL, this logic doesn't quite hold up... Making money by following others sounds great, but the real winners have already cashed out, and you're still picking up the pieces behind.
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VitalikFanboy42
· 01-17 06:10
ngl, this is exactly what I've been wanting to say: starting a business alone is really exhausting; sticking together and supporting each other is the way to go.
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SwapWhisperer
· 01-15 02:20
NGL, this idea has some merit... but can banding together really make money, or is it just psychological comfort?
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ChainChef
· 01-15 02:18
ngl, this is just the yield farming recipe nobody wants to admit they're following. skip the half-baked protocol launch, ride with the ones who already seasoned their market position... *chef's kiss* to the actual alpha move here, fr fr
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ser_aped.eth
· 01-15 02:16
ngl, this logic sounds good, but in crypto, most "proven winners" end up being rugs... grouping together isn't necessarily safe, bro.
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NeverVoteOnDAO
· 01-15 02:07
Haha, isn't this just the theory of holding onto the big thigh? It sounds good, but in reality, everyone wants to find that "already won" person.
Here's a take that breaks the startup mythology: you don't actually need to launch your own business to build real wealth. Sure, entrepreneurship works—but it's brutal. The failure rates are crushing, the stress never stops, and most founders burn out. Grant Cardone's angle cuts through the noise: sometimes the smarter play is different. Instead of betting everything on your own venture, position yourself with people who've already won. Think about it. They've navigated the obstacles, proven the model, and built momentum. You leverage their track record, their network, their systems. You skip years of trial-and-error and capital hemorrhaging. The wealth still flows—you're just not carrying all the risk. For traders and investors in crypto, this applies hard. Riding with proven winners, whether it's backing a solid project or joining an alpha group, often beats going solo trying to catch every opportunity.