STOP Ruining Your Kids (It’s Dangerous)

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Most parents are accidentally raising middle-class kids.
And that’s dangerous.
In this video, Grant Cardone breaks down why traditional parenting, school systems, and “playing it safe” are programming your kids to think small, act average, and depend on others for survival.
Grant isn’t giving parenting advice — he’s sharing what actually worked while raising two highly confident, disciplined, financially aware kids in a world that rewards producers, leaders, and problem-solvers.
You’ll discover:
Why comfort is the enemy of your child’s future

How schools quietly destroy ambition and confidence

Why most parents confuse “safe” with “successful”

The real skills kids need to win in life (that school never teaches)

How to raise leaders instead of followers
If you want your kids to stand out instead of fit in, this message will challenge everything you’ve been taught about parenting.
⚠️ Warning: This video will offend average thinking.

Chapters
00:00 Intro
00:45 Why “Average” Parenting Fails Kids
02:40 The Importance of Communication & Parenting Courses
04:15 Creating a Safe, Drug-Free Environment
05:16 Why School Was Hurting His Kids
07:12 Homeschooling: Pros, Cons, and Myths
08:22 Why Kids Don’t Need Other Kids to Succeed
10:06 Skills Schools Don’t Teach (Money, Work, Discipline)
11:18 Putting Kids on Payroll & Teaching Financial Literacy
12:56 Real Benefits of Homeschooling & Family Time
14:16 Raising Leaders, Not Followers
16:21 Final Message to Parents
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#Parenting #Homeschooling #RaisingSuccessfulKids

#motivation #success #money

Mano Kamgang
 

  • @Nevershoutnever2073 says:

    You’ve always been a good coach. And a father figure like to look up to. Appreciate you Uncle GC

  • @ElenaCardone says:

    This worked for our family. You don’t have to agree — but you do have to be intentional about how you raise your children. ❤

    • @elenamorici4895 says:

      Elena, I truly admire your family and your leadership as a mother. As a single mom raising two kids here in the U.S., now 16 and 19, I’ve learned how powerful intentional parenting really is. Thank you for sharing what worked for your family — it’s both inspiring and grounding!❤❤❤

    • @MrBrindleStyle says:

      YES! Well done! I agree 100 percent.

    • @MrBrindleStyle says:

      Love the tone scale.

    • @ImWORTHITINC says:

      YESSS GIRL! I LOVE YOU SO MUCH! I TELL PARENTS EVERY DAY! YOU DON’T NEED SCHOOL TO BE RICH!! I was gonna text you yesterday and remind you how much I love your parent and skills you teach your kids! You’re the greatest mom, Elena! SO PROUD of you! XOXO

  • @lisasykes624 says:

    Bingo.. 🤔…😐

  • @lisasykes624 says:

    Productive…😊..😅

  • @ErickaWilliamsCC says:

    In north carolina homeschooling groups have basketball, volleyball and tennis teams that compete with Christian private schools. Plus traveling teams.

    • @MrBrindleStyle says:

      Yes! I thought that too. We could make a group as well. But excercise comes in various forms. And teamwork can be learned in the ways shown here.

  • @ahueck says:

    🙌🙌🙌🙌

  • @gamuscle7 says:

    Never knew how much of a big deal GC was. I sold cars before covid happened and we had to watch his videos monthly for our bonus

  • @elenamorici4895 says:

    Grant, I agree with everything you shared in this video. I grew up and went to school in Russia, where education strongly emphasized core subjects, discipline, and communication. As a single mom raising two kids here in the U.S., now 16 and 19, I’ve struggled at times and felt disappointed with what public schools have taught them. Your perspective on being intentional with values and education truly resonates with me. I genuinely admire the leadership and parenting inspiration you and Elena share. Thank you for the clarity you bring! ❤❤❤

  • @NehemiahN says:

    Imagine if Grant actually made a K-12 school of 10X.
    Everyone talks about how schools don’t teach finance and real world applications.

    Can we not just make a school that does this?

  • @victoriamunoz-realtor says:

    Teamwork, you and your wife raised your daughters together as a team not just your wife and you watching your wife and showing up when it’s convenient you did this together and this is the result

  • @MrBrindleStyle says:

    Yes! I encouraged you. Unfortunately I buckled with Highschool. That’s a cesspool worse than Average.

  • @Noor_e_QuranOfficial-q4x says:

    I often saw your videos.I am a boy with age of 18 and I have completed 12 years of schooling from Pakistan. I still unable how to communicate properly like Sabrina. She is very talented and lucky bcz such parents available her. Best of luck. May your family live happy.❤

  • @MrBrindleStyle says:

    😅 hilarious- Grant the wise elder! It’s a beautiful process! Journey.

  • @GINOVATEBusinessVictoryWithAsh says:

    Yes!!!❤❤

  • @improv34 says:

    thank you for this! i know a number of people who really need this video.

  • @michael7530 says:

    Hey beautiful Elena and Grant, thanks for sharing all this so openly, its really really appreciated! Grant, you said you were 51, and how old was Helena when you got Sabrina? One thing I hear a lot around us is that as soon as one gets over 35 or 40yo, most people are of the idea that it is “too late” to get kids. Today I am 42yo, my wife is 36. We are considering conceiving our first kid next year, not stress whatsoever, all good. We just feel it is the right time and we feel ready. One key aspect that I have observed and experienced: I feel most people and parents do not know themselves enough before even conceiving kids: knowing what each of them’s strengths and weaknesses are, each personalities traits, etc. etc. I believe that plays a crucial role in the education of their kids obviously. And as you said, you have consistently continued learning and educating yourself throughout your kids’ life, which is amazing. Life is a continuous learning journey. Keep sharing tips, would love more of them. Especially on practical, logistics, day-to-day things. Love

  • @AndrewCastellanoReal says:

    Thanks! What coach? Maybe you’ll say later in the video

  • @london-bq1vx says:

    I love it.

  • @london-bq1vx says:

    Wow

  • @NextGenJessica says:

    I LOVE THIS!!!

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