When I first started selling cars I was a young naïve push over punk trying to be everyone’s friend who walked into the dealership while making all the wrong moves. Looking to improve my game I started to listen to ‘Sell to Survive’ on my daily commute. I slowly became a student of sales and Grant Cardone was now one of my teachers. I was doing all I could to learn, improve and enhance my ability to become the problem solver people were looking for.
After excelling in sales, even making my way up to a Sales Manager role, I was able to leave the automotive industry confidently behind in pursuit of my real passion of painting. As the transition took place I got more involved in the local art scene here in Squamish, British Columbia. What initially started as a pop-up art gallery for a weekend has been open for almost a year and has created thousands of dollars in capital for the local artists.
Currently, I am focused on my own artistic creative endeavours while sharing with the world. I am grateful for this opportunity and would especially like to thank Elena Cardone in being the leader that she is and coming up with this amazing idea. So I encourage you all to jump on board this train because I can say Grant Cardone has played a pivotal role in my sales and personal development, and he could in yours as well.
