The Weekly Hustle - S3 Episode 00: Hi, Hustlers! Did you miss us?

We missed us too & especially you!

After taking a break from podcasting for more than a year, our host Jennifer Lyn is finally back. With all the things our world is facing today - the ups, the downs, the highs, & the very lows… it was easy to lose track of time. But it is finally time for a new beginning, a chance to start over, a new season, a new perspective.

In this episode, Jennifer Lyn shares reiterates the mission of the podcast, what we should be practicing in our everyday life, what to look forward to this season, & shares the ‘theme’ of this seasons’ guests…

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In this episode, I had the opportunity of interviewing Cory Russo, Owner and Creator of BTTR balm. BTTR, which stands for ‘Butter’ but also ‘Better Than The Rest’. It is an all-natural moisturizing balm for your hands, face, feet, and everything in between. Cory shares his journey moving to New York, launching his own business, and how he operates his one man show. I also give a little rundown of season 2 and the plan for season 3, if we have one! Hmmm…TBD.

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In this episode, I interview my twin brother with a British accent, Paolo. Fun fact, we were born about 12 hours from each other. We chat about his early childhood growing up in the Philippines and the UK, and discuss his transition of moving to NYC.  When I met Paolo, almost a year ago, he was just starting out on his journey of pursuing his art career. Now he has a number of murals painted all over NYC and spends most of his free time on the weekdays and weekends, making art. 

Follow Paolo on Instagram: @paolo_tolentino

Buy his art: www.artbypnyc.storeenvy.com

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Here we go episode 10 of season 2! It’s hard to believe we’ve come this far and this episode is very special to me because I had the opportunity of interviewing my two good friends Rick and Onieda of Franco Blueprint. Their mission is assist and empower entrepreneurs in creating healthy financial foundations for their businesses. They have played a very important role in my life since launching my own business and in this episode we talk about the relationship between money and spirituality because the two are very much related!

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The expressive Savior ElMundo, one of the artist part of the Street heARTS: Valentines & Confessions Exhibit at 168 Bowery in Nolita, NYC, talks about his journey to becoming a street artist. From dancing, to singing, to hustlin on the streets of New York at the age of 15, his purpose is to challenge others to continue to create art and be fearless in the process. His work has been showcased all over the city include the World Trade Center. He also is a director and actor featured in the documentary Be Seen Be Hard (2011).

Check out Savior’s work in the World Trade Gallery: https://www.wtgallery.com/savior-elmundo

Follow Savior on Instagram: @saviorelmundo

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In this interview, I had the honor of talking to Rachael N. Clark also known as Red, Queens of Hearts, and @greenguccigirl. This bi-coastal Queen curates exhibits to showcase street artists from around the world and shares their voices and creative visions with broad audiences. This past week she curated the Street heARTS: Valentines & Confessions Exhibit at 168 Bowery in Nolita, NYC. She talks about her love for Valentine’s Day and why she chose specific street artists for this exhibit. She challenged the streets artist to dig deep into their emotions to showcase both their valentine, confessions and vulnerability through their art. Love can be lonely, sad, happiness, joy..Heartbreak leads to some of the most profound opportunity for growth.

Check out Rachael website: https://www.weheartstreetart.com/

Follow Rachael on Instagram: @greenguccigirl

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