H for Hustle Podcast

What i  learn from the country singer Jelly Roll !!

In last week's episode, I discussed Giannis Antetokounmpo's speech on failure after his team was knocked out of the playoffs. I shared what I learned from his speech and how it impacted me.

Additionally, I talked about how failure is often misunderstood in our society. It tends to have a negative impact on us, whereas we should consider it a fresh start and a step towards success. Instead of seeing failure as a defeat, we should look at it as an opportunity to take one more step forward in our journey towards achieving our goals.

Giannis Antetokounmpo speech

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9mXGSjnUvSM&t=13s&ab_channel=NBAEurope

In this week's episode, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Deidra Viney, the proud owner, and franchisee of Express Employment Professionals in Jersey City and Edison, New Jersey. This was a follow-up episode to our previous conversation in episode number 31, where we delved into her story. In this episode, we discussed what Deirdre has been up to, how she was able to expand her business after the pandemic, and how she navigated her business through the pandemic. We also talked about her experience as a mother and entrepreneur.

Additionally, we discussed a few books that we found helpful, such as Atomic Habits by James Clear, The 17 Indisputable Laws of Teamwork by John C. Maxwell, The Five Dysfunctions of a Team by Patrick Lencioni, and Tribal Leadership by David Logan.

H for Hustle Podcast Update

From being on top to Rock Bottom to being on top again with Dee Williams 
This week's episode features a conversation with Dee Williams, the creator of Audacionaire. We talked about her experiences starting a staffing agency and the obstacles she encountered, including the good and the bad times. Dee shared her story of hitting rock bottom, rebuilding herself, and then dealing with cancer before getting back on her feet. You won't want to miss this episode as it's packed with fascinating perspectives. Simply hit play, relax, and jot down some notes.

In this week's episode, we explore how making a decision to change your life can yield incredible results in just 11 months. Inspired by a YouTube documentary on Tupac Shakur, who accomplished many things in the 11 months before his passing, I draw parallels to my own life and how I started my insurance franchise in the same timeframe. Don't miss this great episode!

I'm hustling too hard for a podcast

In this week's episode, I had the pleasure of interviewing Jay Jay, the founder and CEO of the Ace of Spade Agency. We discussed JJ's career beginnings as a magician back in 2004. After perfecting his craft and becoming a successful magician, he decided to showcase his act on YouTube, eventually becoming the number one how-to magician channel with 57 million views. As a magician, Jay Jay learned how to captivate an audience and speak confidently in front of others. He realized that he could use these skills to teach others and thus, the Ace of Spade Agency was born. We also discussed the importance of building a personal brand and how social media can help. We even did a role play on how someone can build their personal brand using social media. This episode is packed with valuable information, so grab a notepad and get ready to take some notes.

In this week's episode, I had the pleasure of catching up with Jermaine Stone, the founder of cru luv wine. We discussed his experience navigating the pandemic and how he adapted his business model to build a thriving multimedia company. Jermaine shared valuable insights on how he overcame challenges and pivoted to offer even more to his customers and expand his clientele base.

In this episode, we delve into the surprising parallels between the adrenaline-fueled world of Street BMX and the demanding realm of entrepreneurship. We examine how both pursuits demand a resourceful and innovative mindset, consistent practice, unwavering determination, willingness to take calculated risks, adaptability, and the value of cultivating a strong community. Join us as we explore how mastering these competencies can enhance one's prospects in both Street BMX and business, and how the insights gleaned from one domain can be translated to the other.

Welcome back to H for Hustle podcast! In this week's episode, I'll be discussing the reasons behind the delay in releasing new episodes and sharing my plans for the future of the podcast. Stay tuned!

In this week's episode, I sit down with Bob Dalton, the founder of sackcloth and Ashes;  we discussed how he started Sackcloth and Ashes when his mom ended up in a tough place in life. And ended up being homeless, and with him being hopeless to help her, he decided to start something to help others; he called local shelters and found out what they needed. Their response was blankets, and that's how sackcloth and Ashes got started.

website: https://sackclothandashes.com/

Bob's website: https://www.bobxdalton.com/

facebook: https://www.facebook.com/therealbobbydalton

Welcome to the H for Hustle Thursday motivation, where we explore topics related to personal growth, mindfulness, and self-improvement. In this episode, we discuss the importance of being grateful to the three "you's" - your past self, your present self, and your future self.

First, we explore the concept of being grateful to your past self for the decisions and actions that have led you to where you are today. We discuss the power of reframing negative experiences and how gratitude can help shift our perspective on the past.

Next, we focus on being grateful to our present selves and the importance of self-care and self-compassion. We discuss practical strategies for practicing self-care and how being kind to ourselves in the present moment can have a positive impact on our future selves.

Finally, we discuss being grateful to our future selves and the importance of setting goals and taking actions today that will benefit us in the long term. We explore how gratitude can help us stay motivated and focused on our goals and how small actions taken today can have a significant impact on our future selves.

Join us as we delve into the concept of being grateful to the three "you's" and explore how practicing gratitude can help us cultivate a greater sense of appreciation for ourselves and our journey.

Welcome to the "Real Estate Investor Insights" podcast, where we sit down with successful real estate investors to discuss how to get started in the industry. In this episode, our guests share their knowledge and experience on everything from financing options to finding the right properties.

Our first guest, Chris Rizzo, has been investing in real estate for over 10 years and specializes in rental properties. He shares her expertise on how he got started.

Next, we speak with Brad Shepherd, who has a diverse portfolio of commercial and residential real estate properties. He shares his insights on how to start

Our final guest, Devin Moreno, is a real estate How he got started, and he wasn't ready when he first started

Whether you're a seasoned investor looking to expand your portfolio or a beginner just starting out, this episode provides valuable insights and advice to help you achieve your real estate investment goals. Join us as we delve into the world of real estate investing and discover the key steps to getting started on the right foot.

In this episode of the "No More Zero Days" podcast, we dive into the concept of consistent action and why it's so crucial for achieving our goals. We all have big dreams and aspirations, but turning those dreams into reality requires taking action every day. The problem is, it's easy to get bogged down by life's distractions and fall into the trap of "zero days" - days where we don't take any steps towards our goals.

But what if we could break out of this cycle and make consistent progress towards our goals, no matter how small? That's what this episode is all about. Our host will be joined by experts and successful individuals who have made a habit of taking consistent action towards their goals, and they'll share their insights and strategies for how you can do the same.

You'll learn:

• The importance of taking small, consistent steps towards your goals
• How to overcome the roadblocks that are holding you back
• Strategies for making consistent action a habit
• Real-life examples of people who have achieved their goals through consistent action

Don't miss this inspiring and action-packed episode of "No More Zero Days." Join us and take the first step towards turning your dreams into reality.

In this week's episode, we sit down with Bart Yates, one of my mentors and friends, discussing his journey from being a confused college kid to traveling abroad to working in the publishing industry to eventually starting and running an 1100 salesperson company. We talk about his entire journey and how he got there in the trials.

Welcome to the "If Today Was Your Last Day" podcast, where we explore what we would do with our time if we knew it was our last day on Earth. Each episode, we'll speak with a different guest who shares their thoughts and reflections on how they would spend their time, their regrets, and the things that matter most to them. Whether it's spending time with loved ones, pursuing a passion, or making a difference in the world, this podcast is a thought-provoking and inspiring look at what matters in life. Join us as we explore the question, "If today was your last day, what would you do with your time?" and learn how to make the most of the time we have.

In this episode of "Moving Forward When You're Scared and Have No Idea," we dive into the struggles of feeling uncertain and how to push through those fears to find direction and purpose in life. We discuss the importance of acknowledging and accepting fear as a regular part of moving forward. Listeners will learn about taking small steps towards their goals, pushing through fear as a sign of growth and progress, and finding a purpose to set goals and achieve them. Join us as we explore the challenges of uncertainty, discover ways to overcome them, and move forward confidently. So please tune in and listen to our expert advice and personal stories to help you navigate the uncertain times in your life.

On this week's podcast I have a real conversation about how I am learning to fall in love with failure and why we should all Embrace falling in love with failure

 I'M BACK  TO PODCASTING  FOR THE NEXT  10  YEARS 

In this week's episode, I discussed how to set up an org chart and write a business plan with one of my former guests, Brian Wick. He goes through the process of creating his business plan every year for his business, why he does an org chart, and how he scales his business with these two tools. this is an episode you don't want to miss. Click play to listen

In this week's episode, I sit down with Christopher Rizzo, the founder of Clear Mountain properties. Chris always had the desire to be in real estate. Still, he didn't know how to get into the industry, so after college, he found himself in the finance industry as a  Wall Street Trader. he figured if he could make some money, he could buy his way into the real estate industry. And that's what kind of happened, please click play to listen to the entire story.

https://www.clearmountainproperties.com/

From this week's episode, we do a flashback episode back to episode number 5 with Justin, the co-founder of Optimum, moving. Justin tells his story of how he started in the moving industry as a punishment for being a nasty teenager. But that punishment quickly became something he liked doing. With that, Justin found a flaw within this industry, went on his own to fix that flaw, and built a very successful business. 

Cat has spent the last decade growing my businesses to rank among the top 1% of all Etsy shops. I’m on a mission to empower other women and entrepreneurs by helping them face the struggles of starting a business, and guiding them like a north star toward selling success.

In this week's episode, I sit down with  Brent Bowers. We talked about his journey of how he got into real estate as a property owner but realized very quickly that it was a lot more work than it was making money. So he decided to look into wholesaling, and after wholesaling a couple of houses, he found his Niche within wholesaling land. Brent breaks down the ins and outs of wholesaling Real estate..

In this episode, I discuss why I stopped doing podcasting for the last two-and-a-half months, why I want to start podcasting again, and my new goals for H for hustle as a network and a media company.

Travis Rosbach, on this week's episode, I sit down with Travis Rosbach, co-founder of Hydro Flask. We discuss Travis's Journey to starting Hydro Flask. We go to the early stages of how he was able to build the company, how he was able to find funding to continue to grow his business, and how he eventually sold Hydro Flask. 

I have a returning guest, Brian Wick, in this week's episode. We discussed how to scale your business. How and when someone should scale their business, we even get into row playing in conversations you should have with your employees when to have those conversations. When to step out of operating the business day to day, we eventually hire and scale. Also, this is part one of a two-part series.

I have a returning guest, Brian Wick, in this week's episode. We discussed how to scale your business. How and when someone should scale their business, we even get into row playing in conversations you should have with your employees when to have those conversations. When to step out of operating the business day to day, we eventually hire and scale. Also, this is part one of a two-part series.

 In this week's episode, I interviewed Shaneika Saddler, the founder of a  VIP Staffing. We talked about her journey from starting as a registered nurse. Living a pretty good life but knowing that there was more out there for her, she saw a gap in the market when a worldwide pandemic hit, and there was a  need for more nurses than ever. That's when she saw the perfect opportunity to start a business right in the middle of Uncertain times. We talked about how she was able to begin her staffing agency, how she kept on growing through personal tragedy, and so much more.

In this week's episode, I sit down with returning guest coach Melody to talk about how she was able to navigate her business through the pandemic, we also talked about how she was able to find even more success during a very tough time for everyone else.

On this week's episode I go back down memory lane and find some of the best advice I got from doing this podcast,  a lot of the advice came from varying I want you to notice that has been on this podcast like CEO and founder Bob Dalton of sackcloth and Ashes. Also, Gershie Vann CEO and founder of Magma Capital Funds. And  Mariko Fredrick.

 Over the past few months I've taken a break from podcasting and on this episode I will go over the lessons I've learned what will happen moving forward with this podcast and how we plan on growing  I hope you guys enjoy.

The 4 lessons I've learned from interviewing 100 entrepreneurs -Episode 100

 On this week's episode  we revisit an old episode with Monica Adams we talked about  neurolinguistic programming spirituality the conscious mind the subconscious mind and manifesting

 Choosing the right business name with  Jaclyn Isaac Episode 98

In this week's episode, I sit down with Nana Owusu-Achau, the founder of Agro Kings, which produces Nana rice, the fastest growing black rice company in the world. We hear Nana's Journey from graduating from college in Michigan to eventually moving back home to  Ghana, Africa, where he began his entrepreneurial journey.

In this episode, Brett shares:

 How to build a business and  in a developing Nation

 How to evaluate your year

Guest Social Media Info:

https://agrokings.io/

https://www.instagram.com/agrokings/

We are taking a break a much-needed break after putting out this made podcast need to take a break to regroup and come back even stronger we will see you guys in the new year

In this week's episode, I sit down with Nigel green of Nigel Green Consulting. 

 We talked about his journey from being a student-athlete.  And after college was over. We talked about his journey into becoming a Salesman and how he was not good at it when he first started to lead a sales team for a Fortune 300 company eventually and how he got into being an entrepreneur and running his own sales Consulting.

In this episode, Nigel shares:

• How to grow your sales without a sales team
• When it's time for you to hire your own internal sales team
•  Why sales is important in every business

Guest Social Media Info:

https://www.linkedin.com/company/nigelgreen/

https://www.nigelgreen.co/

This week's episode had a great interview with Rob Kessler; we discussed his entrepreneurial journey: selling cars to being in real estate, inventing the million-dollar collar, owning a yacht, and so much more. And how Rob could find all of these things to get into based on following his curiosity. And how he has used his interest to be the engine for his success in business and life.

Don't lower your business prices increase your business and value Episode - 87