H for Hustle Podcast

  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 m...

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 ra...

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....

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...

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...

 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 reali...

 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 physi...

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...

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...

 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 Jou...

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,...

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 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...

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 m...

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 jour...

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. &nbsp...

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...

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, an...

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.instagr...

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 toddle...

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 cons...

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 p...

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.