re: Anybody here know Grant Cardone from Louisiana?

My grandmother was a Neil...

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He’s shady AF, makes sense he’s from Lafayette

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Lake Charles has been mentioned 15 times in this thread. Did you just miss it?

Did you know her, lol?

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Care to share maybe a link that someone might be able to read up on that ?

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I looked for a few things to link to for y’all, but didn’t find anything on the surface of google. It appears he’s paid a shite ton to bury the negative stuff about him, at least on google.

It’s still there, it would just take more time than I care to spend looking for it.

Try using DuckDuckGo or yahoo if you feel like searching. And go 10-20 pages deep for each search if you have to.

No No No, digital freelancer is where it’s at.

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"you should sell to friends and family because if you aren't then you don't believe in your product."

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Ahhhh yes, the old tried and true tactic of MLMs. Harass your family and friends and cold call random Facebook friends of theirs.

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The article largely focused on a Des Moines company, Regenexx, that has convinced some large employers to internally insure procedures that most insurance companies won’t pay for, based on the idea, for example, that injecting live stem cells into an arthritic knee is a lot less expensive than knee replacement surgery.

With several large employers on board, Regenexx has been able to vastly multiply its number of procedures and revenue, even as questions remain whether the treatments really produce any benefit at all.

The Times described the Colorado physician who started Regenexx in 2005, Chris Centeno, as “a pain medicine specialist in Broomfield, Colo., who had no background in stem cell research, but saw potential after reading about a study that hinted that stem cells could be used to treat spinal conditions in rabbits.”

So, we think it’s important to keep in mind that the Times expressed some skepticism about Centeno and Regenexx, even as it’s pretty plain that Centeno is a legitimate physician and Regenexx documents its work thoroughly and is conducting clinical trials to prove the efficacy of its treatments scientifically.

Centeno clearly takes his reputation and his stem cell work seriously, and he works hard to separate himself, and Regenexx, from other stem cell companies that he says are selling pure bunkum.

At his website, Centeno blogs about bogus stem cell therapies and the people who peddle them. “Through the website, Dr. Centeno regularly criticizes other stem cell businesses, and has acted as an expert witness for injured patients suing his competitors,” the Times noted.

And recently, Centeno’s withering gaze has fallen upon someone we’ve regularly lampooned here at the Bunker as a buffoon and charlatan: Scientology’s professional ham hock, Grant Cardone.

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He seems like a real piece of shite..

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he might be legit and know his stuff, or he might not, but he's 100% selling fake dreams to baws across the country

these finance/real estate influencers are more loathsome than the rest

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I dont understand people who follow these guys.

Yes, he made millions in RE and investing. Guess what, he makes even more selling his "content" to the followers. If his prior gig was more lucrative you would not know who GC is.

He loves that shite - he says crazy shite inn quotes for the very reason to get picked up by big outlets