In this episode of Lead-Lag Live, I sit down with Grant Cardone for a wide-ranging and unusually candid conversation on Bitcoin, real estate, and what it really means to invest with conviction.

Grant is blunt about one thing most people never admit: even after buying Bitcoin for years, he doesn’t pretend certainty. He openly talks about the discomfort of drawdowns, the difference between conviction and having a low cost basis, and why buying through volatility matters more than sounding confident online. Rather than selling a perfect narrative, he’s honest about doubt, risk, and why not investing at all is the bigger danger.

From Bitcoin as a technology of money to real estate as a long-term cash-flow engine, Grant explains how wealthy investors think about scale, units, and holding assets through cycles instead of trading headlines.

In this episode:
– Why Grant says saving money destroys wealth
– How he thinks about Bitcoin without pretending certainty
– The difference between conviction and a cheap entry price
– Why wealthy investors focus on units, not price
– How Bitcoin and real estate play different roles in long-term wealth

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Playing Offense With Wealth: Grant Cardone on Bitcoin, Real Estate, and Conviction

Lead-Lag Live