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

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

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!

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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.

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@wearbrims @archieclaythe3rd @hforhsutlepodcast @iamjeromefenton

Website: www.wearbrims.com/

Instagram :@wearbrims @ archieclaythe3rd

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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.

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.

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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".

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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

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www.youtube.com/user/re45256631

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

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