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Welcome to make sh*t it happened. This is three minute Thursday, episode number 161 Happiness man I always preach about happiness. I always talk about happiness. Happiness is so important in life. You got to be happy to conduct life. You got to be happy to conduct your day. You got to be happy to do things, meet with people, interact with people and carry business or whatever it is. Right? You just got to be happy. You got to be happy at a place you live at. You got to be happy with who you live with. You got to be happy with the partner you have in life. You got to be happy with the work you do. You got to be happy with the boss you have with the co workers you have. Because when you're happy, things get easier. Now, when you talk about happiness, there's a couple of things that makes it easy for you to be happy. Number one is gratitude. In my point of view, you got to be grateful for what you have, because if you're not grateful for what you have, then there's no reason to be happy.
Welcome to Make Sh*t Happen This is episode number 160. My guest today is Yellopain. Yellopain is a young gentleman who's from Dayton, Ohio, a singer, a rapper, an entertainer. And I got to meet him and had a great conversation with him. This was a great episode, He, made a song about voting and that took him to the big stage, had him landed on Oprah's Show and also Steve Harvey, and many other platforms. Guys, this is a bright, bright gentleman and a bright future ahead of him. I love this episode and I hope you take it. You get to listen to this, and I hope you enjoyed it as much as I did without further Ado. Let's jump into this interview with Yellopain. If you feel this helped you or can help someone else please send this to them as it helps our platform grow, NOW let's go out there and MAKE SH*T HAPPEN.
Welcome to Make Sh*t Happen, This is three-minute Thursday, episode number 159. A lot of people think entrepreneurship is just starting your own business and having your own business and having the freedom of time. Having made a lot of money. Entrepreneurship is a way of life. It's a lifestyle change. When you an entrepreneur, you gotta make sure that how you can take risks. But at the same time, reduce the possibility of failing. And to reduce the possibility of losing everything but entrepreneurship, you have to take risks. But if people think entrepreneurship is freedom of time, I got to tell you, it really isn't. You got to be able to do a lot of things all at one time. And it's a lifestyle. You're constantly thinking. You're constantly evolving. You're constantly trying to grow. You're constantly trying to increase your footprint.All that is entrepreneurship.
Welcome to make sh*t it happen. This is three Minute Thursday, Episode number 157. Yes, Sir. I hope this was a great past weekend for you. Hope you had a great fourth of July. And I hope you all together with the family and, you know, had some relaxing time, even for weekend, maybe. I know it was raining in Houston and so many other places. And but hopefully, Yall got some barbecue in some pool time, some Sun time, some relaxing time, or, you know, got some stuff done, got some shopping done. Hopefully, you bought some furniture. You know, I've been in the retail business for 23 years as a furniture store owner. And when you have that retail life, sometimes well, not sometimes. All the time. You got to work on the holidays. You got to work on Memorial Day. You got to work Fourth of July, you got to work on Labor Day. You got to work on Black Friday for us. That's life. And for the last 23 years, I worked every holiday, and that's just what it is. But it's okay with me. I mean, I'm okay with it. You know, it has given me a good life. And I'm grateful for it. But, you know, I was thinking and I was like, this morning after I worked out, I was letting it sink in me. And I'm like, you know if you go to work, you got to work. You got to put in work because you don't make any money. If you don't go to work, if you don't get out of the house, you don't go to work. You're just not gonna make money. There are so many people nowadays who are not going to work there because they're like, they can find 20,000 different excuses why they don't want to work. HEY, If you agree or disagree with my segment let me know in the comments below, Now let's go out there and MAKE SH*T HAPPEN.
The welcome to make sh*t it happened. This is episode number 156. Hey, guys, today I brought in Mark Hopson. Mark really kind of, I met Mark 22 years ago. And when I had a small store in Almeda Mall. And throughout the years, Mark taught me a lot about furniture directly or indirectly. And, you know, he has great knowledge about the furniture industry. He's been you don't find somebody who has worked the same job for 44 years, been with the same company 44 years. And Mark Hopson is one of them. Mark is a native Houstonian, seen, you know, the business landscape change, the furniture industry change. And I wanted to just talk to him, have a conversation with him and just shared with people that want to know about the furniture business without further Ado. Here goes, Mark Hobson.
Welcome to Make Sh*t Happen. This is three minute Thursday, episode number 155. Hey, guys, I met somebody the other day, and these people are talking about, Hey, my business slow, blah, blah, blah. And we're like, Oh, man, these people are talking, well, you should advertise on Instagram and everything. And this Lady that we are talking to, she does hair and makeup, right. And before I get in the story, what the stories you give me? I got to say, time is a precious commodity. And when you are selling services and it's the time, time is basically your inventory. But time is something that once it goes, you can never get it back. Right? When you sell a tangible asset, when I say tangible, acid, like, it can be this Yeti Cup, it can be these headphones. It can be furniture, shirt, something tangible where you can touch, you know, you can set a price on that goods. And if someone don't want to pay that price, no problem. You'll still have that asset, and you can sell it to somebody else. And hopefully you'll get that price right. Unless you have that inventory for a long time now, you wantto get rid of it because that inventory is not making money is not turning. That's just one of the principles of business. But when you're selling services, when you're selling time, sometimes you have to bend your prices. That's what I feel like.
Welcome To Make Sh* It Happen this is episode number 154, the last episode for the first half of 2021. For this episode, I want to go ahead and place some clips from my previous episodes. You know, just a highlight reel. I'll take back to memory Lane since we have gone one half of 2021 already. This is a special episode. I hope you listen to it. I hope you enjoy. Thank you for listening. And once again, thank you for supporting Make Sh*t Happen. Now Let's listen to this highlight reel of Make Sh*t Happen
This is three minute Thursday, episode number 153. Hey guys, what's going on today? This is episode number 153. I'm just thinking, man, time is going by so fast. I mean, it is going by so fast. June is almost over and we are six months. First six months of the year is over and the last six months, the second half is about to start. Four th of July is going to be right here. And I know a lot of you are going to have hopefully some plans for four th of July. This is going to be a long four th of July. So I know a lot of people will be leaving work early on Friday and you got Saturday, Sunday, and Monday, man. You're going back to work on the 6th , 5th is a holiday. Guess what I know is going to be party time. But whatever you do, man, whatever you are doing, do it wisely. Do it in a smart way. One decision, 1 thing, one decision can change your life. Always be cognizant of that. Always be aware of that. You are one decision away from changing your life. Everything you do. So whatever it is, it can be a good decision. It could be a bad decision. And it all starts with mindset. What is in my mindset?
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