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Grant Cardone puts the price before the sales pitch

His new live-training upload argues for qualifying buyers early, while a cold-call encounter draws fresh attention.

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Grant Cardone Story of October 18, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

STOP focusing on expenses. GROW your income instead.

Grant Cardone uses a $144,000 offer to make a fairly everyday sales point: find out whether someone can afford what you are selling before spending an hour pitching it. That lesson appears both in his new live training, "STOP focusing on expenses. GROW your income instead.", and in a shorter companion upload, "Stop Pitching Before You Qualify the Buyer".

Across fifteen uploads, the week leaned into the mechanics of selling: discussing price, finding customers and figuring out what to do when growth stalls. In the longer training, Cardone argues that generating income deserves more attention than trimming expenses, and examines when a business's own systems get in the way of sales.

The week's most-watched new upload remained "Pay Cash or Lease It", approaching 94,000 views. In that interview excerpt, Cardone explains how tax write-offs influence his vehicle choices. Viewers took the conversation toward the practical trade-offs: mileage limits, the cost of lease payments and whether you intend to keep the car.

Channel viewing is close to its usual daily pace, with subscribers unchanged over the week. Nearby in the business category, The Rich Dad Channel is having a slower viewing day than usual, while CNBC Television is considerably busier.

Cardone's strongest daily momentum belongs to "He Cold Called Grant Cardone… Then Got Invited to 10X". The caller asks about funding a business idea; Cardone responds with an invitation to his event. It is also a promotional clip for that event, bringing the week's sales lessons back to a live example of making an offer.

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What viewers say

The comments under "Pay Cash or Lease It"

If you add the down payment + the monthly lease payments over 2 years, you get to 40-50% of the price car which you don't get to keep. Leasing has its own benefits but not the best deal if you intend to keep the vehicle
@blipblop92See it on YouTube
Leases only make sense if you don't drive them much because of mileage issues
@mhxxd4See it on YouTube
Either way, you have to have loads of cash or loads of cashflow…. 😢
@rogerdrakes1See it on YouTube

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