H for Hustle podcast

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. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hforhustle/support

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 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hforhustle/support

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/ --- Support this podcast: https://an

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 CP

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 nex

5 lessons I have learned in the past decade --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hforhustle/support

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!! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hforhustle/support

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!! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hforhustle/support

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! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hforhustle/support

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 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hforhustle/support

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 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hforhustle/support

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 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hforhustle/support

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 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hforhustle/support

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 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hforhustle/support

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 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hforhustle/support

The host Jerome Fenton tells you his story on how he became an entrepreneur. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hforhustle/support

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 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hforhustle/support

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 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hforhustle/support