H for Hustle Podcast

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

15 more weeks left in the year what are you going to do with it.

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.

Samantha J is an award-winning entrepreneur, 5 x bestselling author and soulful speaker – a business empress who merges spirituality and entrepreneurship to help women and men make a meaningful impact on the world. After leading her family’s business to  8-figures by the age of 21, Samantha embarked on a journey of soulful discovery that helped her embody her divine femininity and masculinity, and step into her personal power. While travelling to over 25 countries, Samantha refined her gift as a medicine woman alongside leading authorities in neuroscience, shamanism and sacred sexuality. She emerged with a unique methodology that combines ancient healing practices with pragmatic business strategies to build purposeful and profitable empires. Samantha works with entrepreneurs to help them harness their zone of genius and realise their ultimate potential in life, business and relationships. She has ignited a global movement with an ambitious goal to see one million women and men embody their empress and emperor by 2030. LINKS Email: hello@iamsamanthaj.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Samantha-J-103311798604977 Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/iamsamanthaj/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/i.am.samantha.j Website: www.iamsamanthaj.com

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/

In this week's episode, I sit down with Brett Kaufman, the co-founder of Wellspring media. We dive into Brett's Journey into becoming an entrepreneur and how he could grow his business with his business partners. To their growth, their business to over three million dollars in a short time.  In this episode, Brett shares: Creating a vision statement for your business The importance of a vision statement for a business Overcoming trauma Guest Social Media Info: https://www.facebook.com/brett.kaufman.18/ linkedin.com/in/brett-kaufman-68454195 https://www.captivatingcopywriting.com/onbrand https://www.instagram.com/brettkaufman26/

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/

   In this week's episode, I sit down with Ryan Braves, founder of  Ascension by Design.   We discussed how he became an entrepreneur and found success very quickly in his first three years of business. But with his ego and naivety, he started to lose that success just as soon as it came, which put him on a journey to figure out how to bounce back to get his business and himself back on track. We also discussed the lessons he learned along the way. in this episode, Ryan shares: The importance of hiring coaches How to bounce back from a bad situation How to overcome adversity as an entrepreneur Guest Social Media Info: https://www.myascensionbydesign.com/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/ascensionoftheentrepreneur

 In this week's episode, I sit down with Chad Austin, the owner of Priority Fitness. We discuss why we, as entrepreneurs and as people, do not make fitness a priority. We also talked about what happens when we do make Fitness a priority in our lives; we also discuss how to get Fitness back into your life and make it a priority. Chad gives us some great tips and advice on how we can make Fitness a priority in our lives as entrepreneurs. In this episode, Chad shares:  How to make Fitness a priority in your life.  How to get back on track with your fitness goals.  Why Fitness is important for your overall as an entrepreneur. Chad Social Media Info: Instagram @make.fitness.a.priority LinkedIn: Chad Austin

 On this week's episode, I sat down with Brad Shepherd, the managing partner of Sugarhouse Investments. We talked about Brad's Journey from being a single-family real estate investor to managing and buying large commercial properties with multiple units. We also discussed investing in storage facilities and how to find a mentor, and so much more. In this episode, Brad shares:  How to go from a single-family to commercial real estate  How to find a mentor  How to get into a real estate syndicate Brad Social Media Info:  https://www.linkedin.com/company/sugarhouseinvestments/ https://www.facebook.com/sugarhouseinvestments

But this week's episode, I sat down with Janae Pollard from my faithful Finance. We discussed the new tax codes for 2021 and 2022. It took about taking care of your personal and business taxes and also your personal and business Finance. We also discuss so much more. You don't want to miss this week's episode. In this episode, Janae shares: the new tax codes for 2021 and 2022 New rules for mobile apps with the IRS Janae Social Media Info: Instagram: @faithfulfinance Website: https://myfaithfulfinances.com/

In this week's episode interview author and speaker Jillian Johnsrud, we talked about how she and her husband achieved Financial Independence and retired early. The Decisions they made to get to that place where they can retire. We also discuss how to consistently build upon your dreams while not getting support from friends and family. We also discuss her new book, Fire the haters, and so much more. In this episode, Jillian shares: How to achieve F.i.r.e ( financial Independence retire early) Her new book Fire The Haters by Jillian Johnsrud How to pursue your dreams while not getting support from friends and family Jillian Social Media Info: Instagram: @jillianjohnsrud   Twitter @JillianJohnsrud website: www.jillianjohnsrud.com her book :https://www.jillianjohnsrud.com/book/

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

  On this week's episode, I sit down with Eric Hartter, the co-founder of Hartter-Manly, a custom luxury menswear company. Unlike most of our guests on this podcast. Eric did not quit his job after he started his company, he's decided to do both, so in this episode, we dive into how he manages his full-time job while building a pretty successful menswear company. We also discuss how to manage Partnerships and use things and systems from your nine-to-five job to implement into your business. in this episode, Eric shares: Managing a nine-to-five job while still building a  successful business How to manage a Business Partnership How to use systems and tools to build your business Guest Social Media Info: https://harttermanly.com/ https://www.instagram.com/hartter.manly/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/harttermanly/

I sit down with Gershie Vann, the Magma Capital Funds founder, and CEO in this week's episode. We discuss Gershie's journey in starting Magma Capital Funds, how he raised funds to start the company, and how he hired critical employees to grow his business during the pandemic. We also discuss the different funds. Magma Capital fund offers. And so much more. in this episode, Nicole shares: How to raise funds to Start a hedge fund. Finding opportunity and there is no opportunity  Hiring key employees Guest Social Media Info: https://magmacapitalfunds.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/gershie-vann-b8754189/

In this week's episode, I sit down with  Nicole Odom-Hardnett founder of talktoNicole.com. We dive into Nicole's path to becoming an entrepreneur. Also, we have a great conversation about co-parenting and how she blended a family of 7, her struggles with blending a family, the ups and downs, and how she overcame to have a happy blended family.  While simultaneously growing her business. Nicole gives a ton of tips and advice to any entrepreneur thinking about blending their family and growing a business; This is one episode you don't want to miss. In this episode, Nicole shares: How to have a blended family The ups and downs of trying to blend a family How to build a business while trying to blend a family Guest Social Media Info: talktoNicole.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicole-odom-hardnett-mhs-331aa71a7/

In this week's episode, I talk with  Krystal Covington's journey of being an entrepreneur started as a receptionist, eventually becoming a publicist while working as a publicist. She started building her brand women of Denver, and when she was given an ultimatum from her boss who said, you can't continue to do that woman of Denver thing, she decided to quit her job that day and go, full-time entrepreneur. We also have a great conversation about being an introvert and how to show up as a business owner while still being an introvert. In this episode, Krystal shares: How to build a business while still being an introvert How to build a business while still having a 9-5 job Guest Social Media Info https://www.krystalcovington.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/krystalncovington/ https://www.instagram.com/krystalgolead/

In this week's episode, I sit down with Pete Romano. We talked about Pete's Journey from becoming a music producer working in advertising to becoming a small business owner of a marketing agency. While running his marketing agency, Pete had no idea what he was doing and how to run an actual business. He didn't know his business finances. He didn't realize how complex operations were, which set him off on a mission to help build Segwik, a CRM system that can help small business owners with everything he had no clue how to handle. guest info: website:https://segwik.com/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/segwik/

 In this week's episode, I interview Lane Kawaoka from simple passive cash flow. We talked about his journey from graduating college to becoming an engineer; after a  year of working hard, he decided to buy a property. Because of extensive travel due to work, he didn't live there very often, so he decided to rent it out, and once Lane started getting those rent checks, Lane quickly realizes that this might be his way out of the 9 to 5 grind, so he went from one property to now having 3,000 units.  Lane has a fantastic story. Click play and enjoy.

 In this week's episode, I sit down with Christian Straka he is the co-founder of Mind Size also the  Global mindset coach for Adidas. We discussed his past being a professional tennis player, but he transitioned into coaching after suffering injuries. After that, He went into coaching. While coaching for a few years, He quickly realized that mindset was equally as important as the physical part of being an athlete. That's when he began his journey learning mindset and teaching mindset To his athletes that he coached. We also discuss the method he teaches a simple system of the 3 C's. Concentration clarity Coolness, we also discuss so much more. Christian Straka info   Website:https://www.straka.la/ Instagram :https://www.instagram.com/straka.la/ 

This week's episode I discussed the future of the  of this podcast and where I plan on taking it and how I plan on growing it

On this week's episode I sit down with Brian Wick the founder of QTL Holdings and we had a great conversation about his early stages as an entrepreneur. He also gives a ton of advice to early-stage entrepreneurs that can help them navigate the Waters of starting a service-based business and we cover so much more.

In this week's episode, we sit down with Sarah Blanchfield, the founder of the bulletproof budget. We discuss her early beginnings and how she developed a bad relationship with money. But after years of working on herself with coaches, she undoes her stormy relationship with money. Now she helps teach her clients how to undo their tempestuous relationship with money by assisting them in creating a bulletproof budget for their lifestyle and aspirations. Sarah Blanchfiel info:  website: https://www.mybulletproofbudget.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/mybulletproofbudget facebook: www.facebook.com/mybulletproofbudget/

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

 Making this decision to become an entrepreneur can be tough and life-changing. And it's always consistent learning and growing but there are some lessons I wish I had learned before I became an entrepreneur and today I shared three of those lessons  I wish I had learned before becoming an entrepreneur I'm sharing these two hopefully that they will help you along your entrepreneurial Journey Website www.hforhustle.com

David M. Somerfleck is an Enterprise Digital Marketing Specialist with over 20 years’ experience working as a project manager for marketing agencies across the United States. David has written for AOL/Time-Warner, spoken at Microsoft to standing-room-only crowds, keynoted the City & County of Denver’s “Create” expo, and worked with hundreds of small-to-medium business owners, startup founders, and service providers across the globe. David’s also taught workshops on nonprofit marketing, startup lean management, WordPress, SEO, eCommerce marketing, and has authored “The Road to Digital Marketing Profits” now available through Amazon, Walmart, Barnes & Noble, and Books-A-Million. website: https://dms.blue/

1. The first side Hustle as podcast editing services that you can use to help you push your podcast editing is Fiverr Upwork and any freelance website 2. The second side hustle is teaching English online you can use services like vipkid.com Q kids.com 3. The third side hustle is website testing you can use websites like usertesting.com testing. Use your brain. Net testing time.com   4. The fourth and Final side hustle is freelancing anything that you have an interest in or Prior experience in.

 In this week's episode, I sit down with Devin Moreno, the founder of Devin Moreno investing. Devon's path to real estate investing started when he talked to a co-worker, and he told that co-worker he believes everyone can be a millionaire. His co-worker said if you think it's that easy, why don't you do it? And that's how Devin's Journey started into real estate investing. We discuss how he uses creative financing to fund his first few properties and how he balances, having a full-time job and managing a real estate portfolio of 11 buys and holds and 12 manage Properties. Devin Moreno info:  youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCS5X2L1tlOyMw7PMiF9Slnw Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/devin-moreno-17032831/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/devinmorenoinvesting/ Jerome Fenton info: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iamjeromefenton/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hforhustlepodcast/ Linkedin:https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeromefenton/

In this week's episode, I sit down with Nick Mattia founder of ready strong ready meals. For our very first update episode. I talked to Nick about how he was able to maneuver his business through the pandemic. We also talk about how he was able to grow through a challenging year for most companies. We cover the lessons he learned from being an entrepreneur for the past three years. We discuss so much more; this is an episode you should not miss. Old Episode: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/from-salesman-to-chef-with-nick-mattia-episode-8/id1480646193?i=1000478492768 Contact info : website - www.readystrongmeals.com instagram - @readystrongmeals website: www.Hforhustle.com Instagram: @hforhustlepodcast

In this week's episode, I sit down with Tanya Thomas, the founder of Team delegate. We talked about her journey from being an admin in the financial industry. But working as an admin for somebody else, she hated every moment of it. Because of that, she started looking for opportunities wish she could work for herself. In her search, she found out about virtual assistants. And that's where her journey of Entrepreneurship started; 21 years later, she is still growing team delegate to a multifunctional virtual assistant agency. Guest Social Media Info: https://teamdelegate.com

In this week's episode, I sit down with Colin McIntosh the founder and CEO of sheets, and giggles. We talk about how at the age of 23, he got fired from the largest hedge fund in the world. We also discuss how he started sheets and giggles and how he could get into the TechStars incubator. And we talked about how he is disrupting the bedding industry with sheets and giggles and so much more.   https://sheetsgiggles.com/ https://www.instagram.com/SheetsGiggles/ https://www.facebook.com/sheetsgiggles/

In this week's episode, we sit down with  Billy Thorpe the founder of Thorpe creative we discussed Billy's Journey and how he became an entrepreneur in the apparel industry how we started off with a $900 loan from his then girlfriend's father. we discuss the ins and outs of how he learned the apparel business by YouTube and trial and error. We also discuss how to overcome fear and how to fund your business for relatively cheap and so much more.   guest information: website: https://thorpecreative.com/ instagram: @thorpecreative twitter: @thorpecreative facebook:thorpecreative Www.hforhustle.com

In January 2009, Richard found out he was going to be a dad. That day he committed to building a business that will give him the freedom to have lunch with his kids every day. Now January of 2019, Richard, the father of three, has missed only a handful of lunches with his kids.  He travels with his family full time in an RV. He is educating his children and showing them this great country, and living a life of freedom that few ever experience—at the same time, building and working on his business full-time. website: https://pushbuttonpodcasts.com   https://richardmatthews.me/

Sheryl Plouffe is an entrepreneur, international speaker, and former Canadian TV broadcaster. She has been by millions throughout her 25-year career in news media and has produced thousands of videos. Today, Sheryl helps other entrepreneurs increase their authority and income with video. website: www.sherylplouffe.com youtube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCuw4QW2x6BLaikNWsC-r9mg Instagram: www.instagram.com/sherylplouffe

In this week's episode, I sit down with Assietou khoussa, founder of Eizzy Baby. Her idea was born from a need for safe and. Tastefully colorful products for her son. she was a social-development worker turned mompreneur. She has brought her years of professional and personal expertise together to create a line of kid's products that prove practical, beautiful, neat solutions for babies and toddlers are not only possible but also affordable. website: https://www.eizzybaby.com/ Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/eizzybaby/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/eizzybaby  Book mentioned in the podcast: launch by Jeff walker

In this week's episode, I sit down with Eric Martin, the founder of ECM coaching and Consulting; we take a deep dive into his journey of immigrating to the United States to pursue his second master's degree. But with no plans of staying in the United States after college was over. He was allowed to work in a unique sales company where he learned sales and team building, and with hard work and consistency, he rose through the ranks pretty quickly, eventually starting his own sales business. And with that opportunity, he was able to build his American Dream.

Janae Doe is a personal finance strategist and founder of Faithful Finances Accounting and Tax. Faithful Finances is an accounting and tax firm dedicated to getting the right financial story of you and your business. With an academic and career background in accounting, Janae took the ultimate leap of faith and left her 9-5 to go full time into entrepreneurship in a need-based industry. Her personal financial savings and tax strategy helped ease the transition and she now helps other new and aspiring entrepreneurs do the same by taking a deeper look into their current finances. Website resources: MyFaithfulFinances.com Free Business Tax E-book: Iamjanaedoe.com/businesstaxes

In this week's episode, talk with Greg Horton. We talked about his incredible ride from graduating from Duke University working in Corporate America and making it to the c-suite, which is most people's coveted role in Corporate America. Still, once Greg got there, he realized this was not for him, and he found a way to become an entrepreneur by being very smart and looking for great opportunities.

In this week's episode, I sit down with Lenn Hann, the founder of Hann shoes. We discuss his journey from having an idea to improve. A running shoe in 1995, and we follow his journey from idea to concept and go through his varying attempts to bring the shoot to Market. It took him until 2021 to get his vision to reality. He talks about the ups and downs, how to overcome false starts, and so much more. Lenn Hann info:  Website: hannshoes.com facebook: www.facebook.com/HannShoes Instagram: www.instagram.com/hann.shoes/ Lenn Hann bio:  an avid runner and shoe designer who has dedicated the last 20+ years of my life to developing a running shoe that stores and returns energy to the wearer using carbon fiber suspension technology. This journey started late one night in 1997 when I was strolling through O'hare International Airport and came upon a moving rubber walkway. Being ever so curious about using the rubber walkway as a running surface, I decided to remove my sneakers and proceeded to run on them. The surface was so comfortable, I proceeded to run a half marathon on the walkways for the next two hours! This experience was the catalyst that inspired the technology behind Hann Shoes. I wanted to bring that amazing light and trampoline-like experience to everyone on their feet. After a couple decades of research and testing, I am finally ready to bring this shoe to market! We are launching our Kickstarter campaign on January 25, 2021. My hope is that these shoes will help empower everyone to live their best lives. If we can make the experience of getting out and walking the block or getting out and jogging a little bit more enjoyable and more embraceable, imagine what it could do for everyone's health! Www.hforhustle.com

Donnalynn Riley is a Business Mindset Coach with a twist. Her training is as a "Spiritual Health Coach" which means that she understands life through the lens of emotions in a way that can help move forward with ease & speed. So, She helps direct sellers and independent business owners develop & evolve personally in order to grow their business and their impact on the world. In addition to 12 years as a coach, Donnalynn has been fortunate to have been the CEO of a multi-million dollar corporation so she also has many years of knowledge and experience with business systems, operations, management, and marketing to help put it all together. Whether the necessary answer is in a new level of clarity, emotional adjustment, or business systems, management, or marketing, Donnalynn can help you navigate the way

In this week's episode we sit down with Fitz Koehler we talked about her journey into the fitness industry and how she's been able to teach Fitness on mass media to large corporations, we also talked about her battle with cancer and how she was able to fight through that and not miss a day of race announcing and how she battled cancer, also we cover book and so much more. press play because this one is an exciting one.  Fitz Koehler info  website: http://www.fitzness.com/ fitz's Book- https://fitzness-store.myshopify.com/ instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fitzness/ linkedin : https://www.linkedin.com/in/fitz-koehler-3195395/

On this week's episode I sit down with  Jon Thielen, Esq and we discuss the seven questions everyone should ask their attorney before starting a business and all the right steps they should take before starting a business.   7 Questions 1. Why having a lawyer is better than LegalZoom.com 2.What Business Structure Should I Choose? 3.What Should Be In My Operating Agreement or Bylaws? 4. How Can I Protect My Intellectual Property?  5.What Contracts Does My Business Need?/  Creating Vendor Contracts? 6.What Other Risks Should I Be Guarding Against? 7. What do I need to do to be able to hire employees? /1099 and virtual assistant? Jon Thielen, Esq Info  Email:  jthielen@companycounsel.law | www.companycounsel.law Direct: 484.325.5658 www.Hforhustle.com

In this week's episode, I sit down with Mariko Frederick. We go through her journey of going from being a healthy, active health professional and, at the age of 29, literally dying and going to the other side and coming back with an assignment on her soul that she has to help others; this is a must-listen podcast.   Mariko Frederick info  website : https://soulpriority.com/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/marikofrederick/ facebook: www.facebook.com/TheMarikoFrederick/

 In this week's episode,  we decided not to talk with any guest and just give you guys the real, I discussed the future of H for hustle podcast and also H for hustle as a business and what we plan on Doing the next few years, and why we are moving in this direction.

In this week's episode, we sit down with Jason Wright, the founder of intentionally inspirational. We go through Jason's Story of working a nine-to-five in HR. Still, deep down in his soul, he knew working a nine-to-five wasn't for him, so he and his wife decided that he would go out and become an entrepreneur. But within three months, he was broke, and he had to tuck his tail between his legs and get another 9 to 5. That is where Jason begins. Jason Wright Info :  Website: www.intentionallyinspirational.com Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/jasonjwright/ Www.Hforhustle.com 

In this week's episode, I sit down with Andres Ruiz. We go into his story of how he came from being a lost, troubled teenager who was on drugs two then finding his way to being a comedian and then a life coach. Fantastic story. Buckle your seatbelts for a wild story.  Andres Ruiz info  https://www.ibelieveinmyself.org/

In this week's episode, we sit down with Derek Van Ness, the founder of Big Life Financial. We dive into Derick's story of being a kid coming straight out of college with no actual Direction and what he wanted. He decided to start a sales job where he had to make thousands of calls a day. To do that process, he learned sales pretty well but realized that sales were not the place for him, and that's where his entrepreneurial Journey starts and what a journey it is. Guest Info : website:  www.biglifefinancial.com Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/derickvanness/ linkedin : https://www.linkedin.com/in/derickvanness/

 In this week's episode, we sit down with Mike Pachan, the founder of Mountain Made, and talked about his early beginnings as a youth. We also talked about how he accidentally got into the Cannabis business, how he worked his way up through the ranks of the Cannabis industry. We also discussed the power of manifestation and so much more.  https://www.mountainmade.life/

H For Hustle Podcast   Show Notes In this week's episode, I sit down with Stephanie and Jezebel from the loveseat, and the story starts during the covid-19 lockdown. Stephanie had a dream of a high-end picnic experience that she had seen in California years prior. After waking up from the dream, she called her friend Jezebel and told her the idea she had in her vision, and without hesitation, Jezebel said, let's do it. Jezebel went to Target the next day with her eager energy and started buying everything needed to create this business idea. And you have to listen to the podcast to find out what happens next. In this episode we discuss: Managing a full-time job and starting your side Hustle  Starting a business with only $1,000  Believing and trusting your  co-founders Follow our Podcast Instagram- @Hforhustlepodcast Website - www.Hforhustle.com Follow our Host & Guest Instagram- @Hforhustlepodcast Instagram- @iamjeromefenton Twitter- @iamjeromefenton84  Guest Instagram- @theloveseat_ Email for booking: Info@theloveseat.co

In today's episode, we sit down with serial entrepreneur "Nelson Tressler." With the origin story right out of a bestseller, you can't help but be captivated by this man's journey. Here at H for Hustle, we honestly believe it's not where you start but where you finish & Nelson is the true embodiment of that mantra. To hear his story is to be inspired so let's get to it!!!! Nelson Tressler  Info  website: www.nelsontressler.com Nelson book: The Unlucky Sperm Club

In this week's episode, we have Andrew John the founder of tru digital design,  we go to Andrew story of how he developed shoe digital designs, we also discussed how he started this company to be able to help the homeless in his community and hopefully grow it to help the homeless community around the world.  Guest info : Andrew John  website: http://trudigitaldesign.com Instagram:@simple_drew Hforhustle.com Building website & Saving Lives with -Andrew John -Episode -50 

On this week's episode we sit down with Robert Pauley III  the founder of the wealthy guy, we go through Roberts Journey from being a six-figure earner in the finance industry. But deep down he knew he had a passion for something else. he just didn't know what that was. Until one day he was looking for an Overcoat with a fur on the collar, he couldn't find it anywhere and was advised to get it custom made. And that's exactly what he did and with doing that he's found his true passion which was menswear and men's fashion. We go through his journey of how you made the transition I'm leaving his Finance job to starting the wealthy guy and so much. Guest info:  website: https://welthelifestyle.com/ instagram : @theweltheguy Facebook: theweltheguy www.Hforhustle.com building a custom suit Empire from his living room- Robert Pauley III  Episode- 49

In this episode, I said that with Marc Anthony McCloud and we talked about how he was able to Pivot his business during the coronavirus lockdown being a visual artist that sells art on the street. Happened to figure out how to sell a car from home and learn options trading to keep finances coming in.

In this week's episode, we sit down with Sarah St John, the founder of the Frugalpreneur. We discussed Sarah's Journey from having six jobs in one year the deciding to start her own business, and we go through her journey of figuring out what business you should start and how she got there. Guest info :  instagram :@thesarahstjohn Website: www.thesarahstjohn.com Twitter: @thesarahstjohn  Things that were discussed in the podcast: 1. www.appsumo.com/sendfox 2. https://www.thesarahstjohn.com/

 We are officially one year old!!!!!  H for Hustle as a podcast has officially reached a year mark officially Www.Hforhustle.com

On this week's episode, we speak to Brandon Fassberg  the founder of the avocado Club,  We talked about Brandon's Journey from working at some of the largest tech companies as a marketing strategist to how he built an Instagram page about avocados and then left forging that Instagram page to launch a product avocado hot sauce called Hottee Aguacatee.  He has a fantastic story I hope you enjoy.  Brandon Fassberg info  Instagram @joinavocadoclub  Twitter : @bfassberg  the avocado Club Kickstarter 

4 Tips On Quitting Your Job And Starting A Business  On this week's episode, I give you guys for tips on what you should do before quitting your job and starting your business down below are two links to a one-page business plan and a one-page marketing plan to help you set your goals and Achieve them and quit that job and start your business https://businesstown.com/write-one-page-marketing-plan/ https://articles.bplans.com/how-to-write-a-business-plan-on-just-one-page/ Hforhustle.com

On this week's episode, we sit down with Anthony Rosa, founder of Fresh Start Advancement." Anthony's journey started as an inner-city kid with a love of playing football. Through that love, he propelled himself into college. Even with the college experience, he knew he didn't know everything, which led him to gain experience by working within various companies. The goal is to learn how they operated in multiple capacities and get a first-hand understanding, ultimately helping to guide him on his path of credit counseling. It was never the goal but interesting how the direction took root. It is an action-packed episode full of information. https://www.facebook.com/freshstartadvancement/ freshstartadvancement@gmail.com https://www.freshstartadvancement.com/

In this week's episode I play a question and answer that I had did at Dickinson High School in Jersey City I had a fun time with the kids and they had some great questions and I wanted to play for you guys.

So due to our due to the coronavirus, there's been a lot of disruption that's been happening. in a lot of Industries and is leaving in a new opportunity for Industries to be disrupted and I've identified five industries that I think are prime for disruption for a new entrepreneur Follow our Podcast Instagram- @Hforhustlepodcast Website - www.Hforhustle.com Follow our Host & Guest Instagram- @Hforhustlepodcast Instagram- @iamjeromefenton

We sit down with "Cathy Nesbitt " of "Cathy's Crawley Compost.  To say Cathy's company is unique would be an understatement. Utilizing worms to break down compost in a process called "Vermicomposting," she's built her company up on people's garbage. We talk about her journey from being a secretary for 20 years to how she found out about Worm Composting and the spark that ultimately led to her getting into this niche business. All this and so much more on today's episode Follow our Podcast Instagram- @Hforhustlepodcast Website - www.Hforhustle.com Follow our Host & Guest Instagram- @Hforhustlepodcast Instagram- @iamjeromefenton Twitter- @iamjeromefenton84 Guest:  www.facebook.com/CathysCrawlyComposters Twiiter @Squirm website-www.cathyscomposters.com

In this week's episode, we sit down with Ericka Williams. To talk about how she used her YouTube channel to raise 1.9 million dollars to start a trucking company and real estate holdings company Ericka gives away so many gems on how to grow your YouTube channel and use it as a leverage point to get business and further you goals. Guest: Instagram- @erickasclassyclimb Twiiter @Erickaswilliams website- https://classyscl.com/

If you are a new listener to H for Hustle Podcast, we would love to hear from you.  Please text (201-644-6034) me what you got from the podcast! In this episode, we discuss:  On this week's episode we take a different approach on this week's episode you discussed feeling forward but instead of our usual me interviewing someone style I uploaded an interview that I did on Kelly Espino's  podcast and I talked about a lot of my stories of failing forward and how to overcome adversity * Failing forward Follow our Podcast Instagram- @Hforhustlepodcast Website - www.Hforhustle.com Follow our Host & Guest Instagram- @Hforhustlepodcast Instagram- @iamjeromefenton Twitter- @iamjeromefenton84 Explore these Resources In this episode, we mentioned the following resources: the miracle morning Hal Elrod

 On this week's podcast, I sit down with Shawn Walchef founder of cali BBQ media we have a very long discussion about using social media to maximize the growth of your business and how the work he's put in for years on social media has paid off for him during the pandemic.    Follow our Podcast Instagram- @Hforhustlepodcast Website - www.Hforhustle.com Follow our Host & Guest Instagram- @Hforhustlepodcast Host: Instagram- @iamjeromefenton Twitter- @iamjeromefenton84 Guest: www.facebook.com/CathysCrawlyComposters Twiiter @shawnpwalchef website-CaliBBQ.Media https://www.linkedin.com/in/shawnpwalchef/ Instagram -@calicomfortbbq

In this week's episode, we sit down with "Monroe Howard" We discuss his journey of becoming a life coach. A stark contrast to his original intended path of pursuing a music career with hopes and aspirations to be the next R&B sensation. Fortunately, that didn't work out, and he moved into education management; enjoying the work for a few years, he realized he didn't really like managing people in that respect. Soon afterward, he decided to make a change, but as with most change, there is a curve that presented many fears he had to work to overcome. This work was leading him to the man and the life coach that he is now! ________________________________________________________________________________________ In this episode, we discuss: Overcoming fear  the three steps to overcoming fear  Transitioning to career  starting a business during the pandemic ______________________________________________________________________________________ Follow our Podcast Instagram- @Hforhustlepodcast Website - www.Hforhustle.com Follow our Host & Guest Instagram- @Hforhustlepodcast Instagram- @iamjeromefenton Twitter- @iamjeromefenton84 Instagram-he_smiles instagram @the_naked_truth_experience website-https://monroehoward.com/ ________________________________________________________________________________________ Explore these Resources:

 On this week's episode we sit down with Dan Levison founder of Vibal Energy Tea, from a very early age Dan found his love for the food industry,  it didn't stop there he went off to college became a food scientist straight out of school find a job working with a Popcorn Company while working there he got an idea to make an energy tea and that's where the journey began   we discussed so much more on this week's episode   If you are a new listener to H for Hustle Podcast, we would love to hear from you.  Please text (201-644-6034) me what you got from the podcast! In this episode, we discuss: What it takes to work in a large conglomerate Overcoming adversity how to make a tea from scratch Contacts Follow our Podcast Instagram- @Hforhustlepodcast Website - www.Hforhustle.com Follow our Host & Guest Instagram- @Hforhustlepodcast Instagram- @iamjeromefenton Twitter- @iamjeromefenton84 Instagram- @vibalenergytea Twiiter @VibalEnergyTea website-https://drinkvibal.com/ Explore these Resources In this episode, we mentioned the following resources: Salt sugar fat by Michael Moss 

On this week's H for Hustle Podcast episode, we sit down with Quentin Gause. We learn about his journey of being a kid with delayed learning abilities yet not allowing that to define him; He found a way to overcome that roadblock to hurdle another challenge; his football career. Rising within the football ranks, he earned his way into Rutgers University &, from there using his collegiate career to vault him into the NFL. We speak of his NFL career, the lessons learned along the way, and ultimately what pushed him to create his company "Iron Visuals." In this episode, we discuss: Lessons learned from being in the NFL Overcoming adversity A window of opportunity Follow our Podcast Instagram- @Hforhustlepodcast Website - www.Hforhustle.com Follow our Host & Guest Instagram- @Hforhustlepodcast Instagram- @iamjeromefenton Twitter- @iamjeromefenton84 Instagram- qgause Twiiter @quentingause website-ironvisuals.com Explore these Resources In this episode, we mentioned the following resources: Freakonomics by Steven D. Levitt  (Author), Stephen J. Dubner How to Win Friends & Influence People by Dale Carnegie Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill The Secret by Rhonda Byrne

In this week's episode, I sit down with Marc Andres, founder of "Vital Dollar. We discuss turning your side hustle into your full-time business, and we talked about the steps of how to make that happen Mark and I also discuss certain companies that you can start for very little money right now. Website- https://vitaldollar.com/ twitter-@vital_dollar instagram- @hforhustlepodcast  host @iamjeromefenton

In this week's episode, we sit down with Alfah Topping, founder of brandYOU!. We explorer Alfah's Journey from being a stock boy at a retail store, and at that's a very retail store. He realized that he could be an excellent salesman. After that realization, he had to hone in on that skill and perfect it. And that's where the Journey Begins to eventually start his own company helping other businesses improve their sales and marketing skills.  contact info : @AlfahTopping @brandYOUlife www.brandyou.life/

In this week's episode, we sit down with the co-founder of the soulfull project chip Heim. We dive into how one work trip with his at the time employer, Campbell Soup. It completely changed his life, and he began his journey, encountering a family in Texas living off of $20 a week with little to no food. In their home, it instilled in him a drive to find a way to change this way of living for this family & thousands of others following this painful story. That's when the idea for "the soulfull project " took shape. With a unique one-for-one model approach, for every product sold, they donated one to a food bank, not limited to one area but anywhere in the United States. This story is engaging, heartfelt, and shows that you can do good. Website: www.thesoulfullproject.com Instagram:@thesoulfullproject

In this week's episode, we sit down with Deidra Viney. Co-founder of "Express employment Jersey City" discussed Deidra's journey from being a banker assisting entrepreneurs in getting small business loans to being bit by the bug of owning one's own business and deciding she wanted to forge her path. Like those she'd been helping through banking, she was ready to take off the task of being an entrepreneur, but instead of choosing the route of starting a business from scratch, she decided to go into franchises. There's always a story to one's journey, and when she decided to start her own business the day of 9/11, reality hit home. We get into it and so much more so let listen to Deidra's hustle. Book- the ultimate sales machine by Chet Holmes Website- www.expresspros.com/jerseycity/ Email- deidra.viney@expresspros.com

In this week's episode, we sit down with Ona Oghogho, founder of "Blk Pod Collective." We discuss Ona's journey working her way up the corporate ladder entering the realm of a six-figure income to still landing in an area of unhappiness. Being a fan of podcasting, she made the jump to producing her own. As with most new ventures, there's a learning curve and a moment of realizing something is off. For Ona, it was a solid support system for the community of black podcasters. In that mind frame, she has seen the marketplace gap; there was no centralized place catering to the need to share resources, experience, and tools of the trade. "Blk Pod Collective" was born from the need for support and a sense of community.

In today's episode, we speak with Coach Melody founder of Unwrap You LLC. she is an Author, Dynamic Speaker, Corporate Wellness Coach, and Youth Wellness. we talk about her journey from starting in pharmaceutical sales to managed multi-million dollar territory she was doing great but overtime she began to be overworked and stressed out which caused a health issue and within that health issue finding her true passion Wellness coaching and we cover so much more. coach melody Contact info: Instagram: @coachmelody YouTube: bit.ly/2VEE3tn Facebook: www.facebook.com/unwrapu/ website: www.unwrapyou.com/ books: amzn.to/2Vjb1AB

In today's episode, we'll be getting into the entrepreneurial beginnings of Eli Crane, founder of Bottle breachers. Military man to entrepreneur Eli took and applied the mindset cultivated in the Marines to build him and his wife's company. "Crawl then walk then run" is the ideal that kept his goals in focus while building his team out to support the quickly growing customer base. With a chance of A lifetime appearance on "Shark Tank" giving rise to a tsunami of business & business opportunities. Eli has taken it all in stride. This is an amazing story we got for you guy today, so without further ado, we bring you Eli's hustle website: www.Bottlebreachers.com intasgram: @bottlebreacher @elicrane_ceo

In today's episode, we speak with Anthony Edwards jr the co-founder of Eat Okra. Eat Okra is an application that locates black-owned restaurants across the United States for your dining pleasures. The brainchild of Anthony and his now wife the idea sparked from a need to learn the Brooklyn landscape after moving to the burrow. we get into the life of an application entrepreneur burning the midnight oil building this app from just that concept to fruition. we also get in so much more ______________________________________________________________ Contact info: www.eatokra.com/ listen to the podcast here : lnkd.in/ekCFCNM

This week we sit down with Whitney Wiley the founder of "Shifting Into Action". A transformational coaching business. Whitney provides us with insight into her own transformational journey within her life. We dive in just a little bit, role-playing out life to see how she helps people through a transition of transformation. We talk about a few good books, some of which have helped me in my own transformation and so much more! contact info: goforgoalsaps.com/whitnie-wiley shiftingintoaction.com

On today's episode,! I sit down with Archie Clay III and dive into his entrepreneurial journey. His Humble beginnings as a target HR but made him miserable. So he decided that it wasn't something he wanted to continue doing, while life throws him curves as it does most us. Taking ownership of his path, he forged the road uncharted. He began down an untested business at the time, ultimately leading him to start Wear Brims. A high-end fedora hat company. contact info: @wearbrims @archieclaythe3rd @hforhsutlepodcast @iamjeromefenton Website: www.wearbrims.com/ Instagram :@wearbrims @ archieclaythe3rd Sponsorships: on for this episode

Today we sit down and talk with RB Alverna founder of "Academy 365" a program with its roots firm to creating a safe space for black male youth 12 to 18 to learn skills, as well as hone their mental & emotional needs, along with the skill set to level the playing field between themselves & their counterparts. RB's journey led him from being a full-time administrator / part-time professor to realizing he wasn't happy. Though he enjoyed teaching he couldn't stomach the politics of that system. From that contention came the birth of his calling. From being a father to his son and wanting other little black boys to have the same opportunities came his purpose. ______________________________________________________________ Contact Info: website: www.theacademy365.org Donate: www.theacademy365.org/donate Instagram: @drrbalverna @theacademy365_inc @Hforhustlepodcast @iamjeromefenton

This week's episode, we got a good one for you guys here today! We are Interviewing Corey Milton, of "OnPoint New York". Corey & I have a bit of history as we worked together in the same company for a period of time but all will be explained and so much more! From Missouri to New York from Navy to bartender we get into the journey of Corey and how with no course charted and only a possible direction he jumped into the sea of entrepreneurship with a childhood passion which could best be described as raw. Corey Melton info www.onpointnewyork.com/ Instagram:@opnyc ______________________________________________ Instagram: @iamjeromefenton84 @Hforhustlepodcast

This week's episode, we have Ryan and Lindsey, of @RNZYNOW - They have a fascinating story, starting from simple reselling just as something they did from time to time to it literally being a necessity to getting the bills paid. Lindsay was working at a family business. She got fired. Ryan was a bartender. He got fired. Nothing to lose they made the choice to give reselling as a business a serious shot with the intention to see what happens. Setting a goal to reach the journey began,"no excuses no complaints". YOU WILL LEARN: 1.Shoe reselling 2. Can-do attitude 3. No excuses no complaints make it happen INSPIRATIONAL QUOTES FROM THIS EPISODE: 1. obviously no matter what you do, no matter what career you have no matter whether it's entrepreneurial or not, they're 100% is always going to be people to laugh at you or don't believe in you and the goal with us is to surround ourselves with people that support us no matter -Ryan 2. it's 2020 there's no excuses- Ryan 3. stay in your lane there's no traffic in your lane -Jerome Fenton contact info : www.youtube.com/user/re45256631 Instagram:@RNZYNOW Facebook: www.facebook.com/RNZYNOW/ H for Hustle Facebook group: www.facebook.com/groups/1433844973440598/ Instagram: @iamjeromefenton84 @Hforhustlepodcast

On this week's podcast we sit down with Andrea Corniel, founder of Hachi house. We go through her journey of having two full-time corporate jobs!!! Not one but two full time jobs and still finding the time for her side hustle, using it more as a creative outlet and a way to find happiness. We cover how she balances all that with a bit of time management and much much more! website:http://www.hachihouse.com/

On this week's podcast, we sit down with Lisa Phillips, of "Affordable Real Estate Investing." Lisa has an incredible story from working as an engineer buying her first house in North Las Vegas to sitting on top of the world & suddenly having it tore from under her with the 2008 recession-hit, she loses her job & her new home, which now she couldn't afford to pay for. Fast forward the house goes in foreclosure, she packs up and moves to Ohio and realizes that there is a market for real estate where she can buy real estate for less than $50,000 all over the United States. That was the moment her "Affordable Real Estate Investments" journey really begins. We go through the story, what's she's learned along the way, and so much more in this week's podcast. website: https://affordablerealestateinvestments.com/

On this week we sit down with Samir zarif AKA FKAJazz, a grammy nominated, billboard charting musician/producer. We go into his journey from being born into a musical family. To how he found his sound, how he started touring and much more!!! Let's listen with an open mind and ear to Samir's Hustle. Website www.FKAJazz.com Instagram @FKAJazz

This week we sit down with Monica Adams, the founder of Montclair Zen Studio. This episode we touch more on the mentality of Entrepreneurship. How meditation can help entrepreneurs become better, giving them the ability to program their subconscious mind and so much more! Let's listen with an open mind and ear to Monica's Hustle.

On this week's podcast, we sit down with Sukari Bowman, Co-Founder of love and vines and host of The Color of Wine podcast We discuss her path to success and how the loss of her dad made her shake things up in her life and wanted to start something of her own and pursuing her passions of wine. let's listen with an open mind and ear to Sukari's Hustle. Instagram@loveandvines Website loveandvines.com

Aaron was a born entrepreneur, leading him to at a very early age help his brother with a landscaping business. Moving forward a bit his brother went off the college leaving Aaron, to grab helm of the landscaping operation. Motivated and drivin he doubled the customers and the revenue further cementing the thought that entrepreneurship was his path. Deciding to go to college and major in entrepreneurship he took on an entrepreneurial venture selling painting services door to door; though with this venture he didn't make much money he did leave with a valuable skill "Selling face to face." Taking his new skills of salesmanship he moved to start selling real estate but swiftly realizing being an agent wasn't going to be easy. It took him almost two years to make some money and figure out the real estate industry but that hard work has paid off and now he's the co-founder of people's capital and manages ten million dollars worth of Real Estate. www.peoplescapitalgroup.com/

On this week's podcast we sit down with Alfonso Severino. Growing up Alfonso, was very much into music. He was in band then jumping over from that to the hip-hop side of things to became a rapper. Unfortunately or rather fortunately after listening to his parents tell him "There was no career in music." He moved on to the path of higher learning and got himself into Penn State. While at Penn State he made the choice to become a lawyer but sadly that was not meant to be due to his failing of the LSat test after graduating. This failure leading him to reconsider that plan and take a sharp turn in the direction of insurance sales. Fast forward a year and he managed to rank himself as a number one sales rep within the company but all good things must come to an end, business started to slow down and things got rough so he decided to go back to school for accounting. On his path to becoming a CPA, he got fired twice from large accounting firms leading him to Burn the Boats and go out on his own to start his own CPA business. Let's listen with an open mind and ear to Alfonso's Hustle.

On this week's podcast we sit down with Michael Tesalona founder of Pm Now Michael, hailing from New Jersey was always a pretty good kid on a pretty good path to Corporate America. He started work in financing around 2009 the beginnings of the market crash naturally resulting in him being fired quickly as most markets struggled to stay afloat. Keeping his foot on the gas he found a new job with a new company in the financing, this venture he gained some traction and rose through the ranks pretty quickly. An offer was presented to him for a position to work in Spain, and he jumped at the idea of packing his things and making the move. Though it was a great opportunity he came to the realization soon after taking the job that he hated what he was doing and wanted to do something else. In a seemingly perfect situation, he walks into work one day and just quit, moving back to Jersey immediately after. From the point the tires hit the runway back home he embarked on an up-and-down Journey to figure out "What's next?" Let's listen with an open mind and ear to Michael's Hustle.

5 lessons I have learned in the past decade

On this week's podcast, we sit down with Justin Pullis, Co-Founder of Honey Hound Farm. Justin, grew up on a dairy farm in New Jersey doing manual labor. The hours were long on the farm leading him to desire a different life for himself and with that motivation, he made the jump into the world that is "Corporate America" as a salesman. After working there for a few years, he grew to miss the farm life so as a hobby he picked up beekeeping. Before he knew it he started selling the honey and just as quickly as he began customers began requesting more products. The demand was there and he began to widen his product offering with, lip balms and body butter, soaps. Unlike some of the other entrepreneurs I've interviewed; Justin is doing all of this while still keeping a full nine-to-five job at Salesforce!!! Let's Listen with an open mind and ears to Justin Pullis's Hustle!!

On this week's podcast, we sat down with Octavia Schofield, the founder of Taykone photography. We discuss Octavia's path to becoming a photographer after graduating from college, putting her photography dreams on hold, and deciding to get a quote-unquote real job. Realizing she wasn't truly passionate about her after college career choice, she decided to leave Orlando on a whim with no plans and headed to Atlanta to pursue her dreams while still balancing a nine-to-five job. Let's LEAD with an open mind and ears to Octavia Schofield's Hustle!!

On this week's episode, we sat down with Timothy Roman the founder of KB Imperial and Roman Media Group. What an amazing story!! Like every parent wanting a better life for their family, Timothy and his parents migrated to the U.S. But as a teen, Timothy got into a lot of trouble. After close run-in with the law, he decided to change his life around. He started in the construction industry, learning all about the business to eventually starting his own construction company. Then within a year, his company gross was close to a million dollars. Quickly realizing that he wasn't passionate about construction, he decided to start @imperialkb Just like few entrepreneur's he's now on to his next venture starting his third company @romangroupmedia Let's LEAD with open mind and ear's to Timothy Roman's Hustle!

On this week's podcast, we sat down with Michael J. Ferrante, Owner/Founder of Michael J Design. We discussed his path from being a medical salesman to starting his commercial and Residential Painting Company. Michael's journey is a very interesting one, from starting his Painting Company in high school and eventually learning very quickly that he didn't have all the skills it took to run a successful business. So he begins a journey, of working different corporate jobs and learning the skills that were most vital in starting a successful Painting Company. Lets LEAD with an open mind and ears to Michael J. Ferrante 's hustle. Website -Michaeljdesign.com Instagram - @michaeljdesignl

On this week's podcast, we sit down with Nick Mattia, Founder of Ready strong meals We discuss his path from being an sales man a at Salesforce to Interning at a kitchen for free for two years to finally then starting his food prep business. website - readystrongmeals.com instagram - @readystrongmeals

On this week's podcast, we sit down with spiritual empowerment coach Kelly Espino, We discuss her path from being arrested to Then turning her life around, and becoming a social worker but when social working stops being fulfilling she decides to join network marketing and through network marketing finding her true passion for coaching and speaking. website - www.kellyespino.com Instagram-@itskellyespino empowermentspiritual

On this week's podcast, we sit down with Jaclyn Isaac, Founder of Downtown Decorators. We discuss her path from being an account executive at an advertising agency to blogger to finally then starting her interior decorating company. website - Downtowndecorators.com instagram - @Downtowndecorators

On this week's podcast we sit down with Justin Rokach, President and Co-Founder of Optimum Moving. We discuss his path to success and how a life lesson from his parents turned into the foundation for his future Looking to transform your industry? Well this is a guy to learn from Instagram@ optimummoving Instagram @j.rokach

From packing wine boxes to curating Wine & Hip Hop. This week had a chance to interview Jermaine Stone( AKA The Wolf of wine) Jermaine has one of the most fascinating Journeys he started off with dreams of being a rapper. then when things didn't go so well, he decides to go back to college and just get a regular nine-to-five and he got a job packing box in a wine Warehouse, to now transforming the landscape of wine with infusing it with hip hop culture. website: wineandhiphop.com/ instagram:@realwolfofwine

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This week I sit down with Brian Varela, owner and founder of Varemar Digital Marketing. Brian tells us his journey from how he became a top-performing salesperson at Paycom making about six figures living a pretty good life to leaving that and starting an import-export business with his father and within months that business failed. Having to figure out what his next move is, he pivots back into Corporate America and within a year starting his new venture into digital marketing. facebook: www.facebook.com/varelabr company: www.varemar.com

Have you ever ask yourself how to make a living off of my art? On this episode, we sit down with mix media visual artist Mark Anthony Mcleod to answer that very question We went over mark's whole journey from working in corporate 9 to 5 to quitting in pursuing art and then having to go back to work as a restaurant manager and doing this at least two more times before finally living off of his art and making a way really action pack episode. instagram @marktheartisan website:https://www.etsy.com/shop/MarkTheArtisan