Full disclosure, this isn’t an inspiring pod today. Today is a REAL pod about the trials that come when trying to maintain. The mental therapy session draws one conclusion; stay low keep firing.

I love Jay Z’s hustle. The quintessential unbothered hustler.

Don’t let daily circumstance derail your goals.

Entrepreneurs have to find multiple ways to get to the money.

This is a deep one y’all. How do you know when you are giving too much to a relationship? Now y’all know Hustle School uses the term relationship the right way. Every connection you have in life whether it is work, people, or entrepreneurial endeavors, is a relationship. We have to learn how to properly manage those relationships and ensure that we are not robbing Peter to pay Paul.

As a Tulsa native, the words Black Wallstreet are associated with PRIDE and SHAME. Pride for being the product of such a rich history. Shame for not being able to maintain what was once built and then rebuilt after the 1921 Race Massacre. This episode explores the history of Black Wallstreet, and provide perspective on what needs to be done to create 1000 Black Wallstreet’s in America. Enjoy

Sometimes fear of rejection or alienation keeps us from our goals. We MUST learn that if we don’t try it, we have no chance of accomplishing it. We also MUST learn that we give ourselves a better chance to accomplish things when we prepare. Episode 10 baby!

First off Rest In Peace to Nipsey Hussle. Nipsey’s Malibox Money tape was the one of the greatest entrepreneurship courses ever taught. This episode is about setting boundaries and how that can improve your business life and personal life.

No support, no economic power. Support your people in ways that are feasible to your lifestyle; support comes in more forms than money.

It is important to know WHY you are doing something. Always learn why you are doing something so you can stay focused on your goal. Everyone will have feedback on what you are doing, which is great. Knowing what your goals are will allow you to sift through the good and bad feedback. Plan it then Stand On Your Square.