Hustle Culture Podcast

In today's episode, we discuss the ways we hustled our way to conferences, the importance of being a decent person while advocating for a cause and ways to remain positive in negative environments. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In today's episode, we discuss the ways we hustled our way to conferences, the importance of being a decent person while advocating for a cause and ways to remain positive in negative environments.

In today's episode, we discuss the ways we hustled our way to conferences, the importance of being a decent person while advocating for a cause and ways to remain positive in negative environments.

In this episode, Tayo and Carlos speak with Connor Blakley. Connor Blakley is a self-labeled serial entrepreneur, adviser, speaker, and youth marketing/branding strategist and he’s only 16 years old. Learn about the future of business, marketing, and “hustle” as only a Generation Z prodigy can explain. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, Tayo and Carlos speak with Connor Blakley. Connor Blakley is a self-labeled serial entrepreneur, adviser, speaker, and youth marketing/branding strategist and he’s only 16 years old. Learn about the future of business, marketing, and “hustle” as only a Generation Z prodigy can explain.

In this episode, Tayo and Carlos speak with Connor Blakley. Connor Blakley is a self-labeled serial entrepreneur, adviser, speaker, and youth marketing/branding strategist and he’s only 16 years old. Learn about the future of business, marketing, and “hustle” as only a Generation Z prodigy can explain.

Our listeners said that they want(ed) to hear more from us, the “real talk” around our own personal journeys, struggles, and everything in between. On last week’s episode of Hustle Culture we stepped from behind the curtain to talk about our own paths and what we are working towards.On this episode, titled “Fear of Success: Haters, Marketers, and Serendipity”, we recorded STRAIGHT FIRE! Show-notes and highlights of this episode:3:20: Why haters are going to hate6:25: The reason why marketers hate on other marketers7:10: None of us are paid to endorse social media platforms9:00: Imagine if 500 social media marketers collaborated11:10: Truth behind barbershop selfies12:00: How “they” messed with Carlos’ at LinkedIn13:15: Tayo invited to speak at the United Nations14:20: How Tayo turned his MBA into a career opportunity15:40: Knowing how to deal with haters17:00: Key to dealing with success18:50: Addressing the infamous hater of Tayo’s lighting20:00: Lessons to be learned about thriving &... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Our listeners said that they want(ed) to hear more from us, the “real talk” around our own personal journeys, struggles, and everything in between. On last week’s episode of Hustle Culture we stepped from behind the curtain to talk about our own paths and what we are working towards. On this episode, titled “Fear of Success: Haters, Marketers, and Serendipity”, we recorded STRAIGHT FIRE! Show-notes and highlights of this episode: 3:20: Why haters are going to hate 6:25: The reason why marketers hate on other marketers 7:10: None of us are paid to endorse social media platforms 9:00: Imagine if 500 social media marketers collaborated 11:10: Truth behind barbershop selfies 12:00: How “they” messed with Carlos’ at LinkedIn 13:15: Tayo invited to speak at the United Nations 14:20: How Tayo turned his MBA into a career opportunity 15:40: Knowing how to deal with haters 17:00: Key to dealing with success 18:50: Addressing the infamous hater of Tayo’s lighting 20:00: Lessons to be learned about thriving & rising above haters 21:30: Focus on the 99% of people who support you, not the 1% that never will 24:00: Keys to success in building relationships 25:36: How Tayo sneaked into an event leading him to Arianna Huffington 27:30: What Carlos and Tayo would tell their younger selves 31:40: A story about Carlos’ recent serendipitous meeting

Our listeners said that they want(ed) to hear more from us, the “real talk” around our own personal journeys, struggles, and everything in between. On last week’s episode of Hustle Culture we stepped from behind the curtain to talk about our own paths and what we are working towards. On this episode, titled “Fear of Success: Haters, Marketers, and Serendipity”, we recorded STRAIGHT FIRE! Show-notes and highlights of this episode: 3:20: Why haters are going to hate 6:25: The reason why marketers hate on other marketers 7:10: None of us are paid to endorse social media platforms 9:00: Imagine if 500 social media marketers collaborated 11:10: Truth behind barbershop selfies 12:00: How “they” messed with Carlos’ at LinkedIn 13:15: Tayo invited to speak at the United Nations 14:20: How Tayo turned his MBA into a career opportunity 15:40: Knowing how to deal with haters 17:00: Key to dealing with success 18:50: Addressing the infamous hater of Tayo’s lighting 20:00: Lessons to be learned about thriving & rising above haters 21:30: Focus on the 99% of people who support you, not the 1% that never will 24:00: Keys to success in building relationships 25:36: How Tayo sneaked into an event leading him to Arianna Huffington 27:30: What Carlos and Tayo would tell their younger selves 31:40: A story about Carlos’ recent serendipitous meeting

In this episode, we explain the reason for our long absences and what we've been up to since then. Carlos discusses how he found his confidence in SXSW and I discuss how reaching a certain benchmark while hustling allowed me to sit back and smell be roses for once. We close out the show by being more transparent than we have ever been on our goals. Enjoy and stay hustling! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, we explain the reason for our long absences and what we've been up to since then. Carlos discusses how he found his confidence in SXSW and I discuss how reaching a certain benchmark while hustling allowed me to sit back and smell be roses for once. We close out the show by being more transparent than we have ever been on our goals. Enjoy and stay hustling!

In this episode, we explain the reason for our long absences and what we've been up to since then. Carlos discusses how he found his confidence in SXSW and I discuss how reaching a certain benchmark while hustling allowed me to sit back and smell be roses for once. We close out the show by being more transparent than we have ever been on our goals. Enjoy and stay hustling!

Danielle Tate is a true hustler in heels. She is the founder & CEO of missnowmrs. She is also the author of Elegant Entrepreneur and a supporter of all female founders & entrepreneurs. We dive into her story as an accidental entrepreneur, wife, mom, and chronic overachiever.Danielle reminds us of the importance of putting in the work, doing the research and having your market be validated. Her amazing book which details 12 steps involved from idea to exit can be found on Amazon (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01AICDWFY/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?ie=UTF8&btkr=1) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Danielle Tate is a true hustler in heels. She is the founder & CEO of missnowmrs. She is also the author of Elegant Entrepreneur and a supporter of all female founders & entrepreneurs. We dive into her story as an accidental entrepreneur, wife, mom, and chronic overachiever. Danielle reminds us of the importance of putting in the work, doing the research and having your market be validated. Her amazing book which details 12 steps involved from idea to exit can be found on Amazon (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01AICDWFY/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?ie=UTF8&btkr=1)

Danielle Tate is a true hustler in heels. She is the founder & CEO of missnowmrs. She is also the author of Elegant Entrepreneur and a supporter of all female founders & entrepreneurs. We dive into her story as an accidental entrepreneur, wife, mom, and chronic overachiever. Danielle reminds us of the importance of putting in the work, doing the research and having your market be validated. Her amazing book which details 12 steps involved from idea to exit can be found on Amazon (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01AICDWFY/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?ie=UTF8&btkr=1)

Today's interview is with Jana Francis. When Jana Francis walks in the door, heads turn. This 5'2" spunky dynamo is a triple threat. She's raising three kids, running a multi-million-dollar startup company, and charming everyone she meets - from finicky new mommies to the most brilliant of engineers at Google. Jana has a hard working, tough-as-nails attitude, coupled with a down-to-earth honesty and charisma.Before founding Steal Network, Jana spent her career specializing in advertising and marketing for technology and internet companies in Silicon Valley, California, and for KSL, the largest media company in Utah.Jana's motivation to start her own company came on her drive back to her corporate job after maternity leave with her latest baby. Her love of online deal hunting (her friends called her the "dotcom princess") and her quest for finding the most sought-after baby products at steep discounts were the catalysts for a new kind of website. Only having $5,000 in savings, a burning ambition to... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today's interview is with Jana Francis. When Jana Francis walks in the door, heads turn. This 5'2" spunky dynamo is a triple threat. She's raising three kids, running a multi-million-dollar startup company, and charming everyone she meets - from finicky new mommies to the most brilliant of engineers at Google. Jana has a hard working, tough-as-nails attitude, coupled with a down-to-earth honesty and charisma. Before founding Steal Network, Jana spent her career specializing in advertising and marketing for technology and internet companies in Silicon Valley, California, and for KSL, the largest media company in Utah. Jana's motivation to start her own company came on her drive back to her corporate job after maternity leave with her latest baby. Her love of online deal hunting (her friends called her the "dotcom princess") and her quest for finding the most sought-after baby products at steep discounts were the catalysts for a new kind of website. Only having $5,000 in savings, a burning ambition to succeed and 18 months of planning, she partnered with Rett Clevenger and created Steal Network. In April of 2008, with her seven plus years of broadcast media experience and Rett's e-commerce experience they launched BabySteals.com, the first website in the Steal Network family. Six months later she left her 12-year career in the corporate world for good. Jana has partnered with some brands to create customized offerings just for Steals.com customers. The Jana Bag by The Bumble Collection is the best selling diaper bag that BabySteals.com has sold, and Pretty Fierce, a workout DVD filmed with Lindsay Brin of Moms Into Fitness the most popular fitness program that they have sold. Catch Jana on Periscope and Twitter at Jana_Steals. Instagram at janamfrancis and Snapchat at janasteals

Today's interview is with Jana Francis. When Jana Francis walks in the door, heads turn. This 5'2" spunky dynamo is a triple threat. She's raising three kids, running a multi-million-dollar startup company, and charming everyone she meets - from finicky new mommies to the most brilliant of engineers at Google. Jana has a hard working, tough-as-nails attitude, coupled with a down-to-earth honesty and charisma. Before founding Steal Network, Jana spent her career specializing in advertising and marketing for technology and internet companies in Silicon Valley, California, and for KSL, the largest media company in Utah. Jana's motivation to start her own company came on her drive back to her corporate job after maternity leave with her latest baby. Her love of online deal hunting (her friends called her the "dotcom princess") and her quest for finding the most sought-after baby products at steep discounts were the catalysts for a new kind of website. Only having $5,000 in savings, a burning ambition to succeed and 18 months of planning, she partnered with Rett Clevenger and created Steal Network. In April of 2008, with her seven plus years of broadcast media experience and Rett's e-commerce experience they launched BabySteals.com, the first website in the Steal Network family. Six months later she left her 12-year career in the corporate world for good. Jana has partnered with some brands to create customized offerings just for Steals.com customers. The Jana Bag by The Bumble Collection is the best selling diaper bag that BabySteals.com has sold, and Pretty Fierce, a workout DVD filmed with Lindsay Brin of Moms Into Fitness the most popular fitness program that they have sold. Catch Jana on Periscope and Twitter at Jana_Steals. Instagram at janamfrancis and Snapchat at janasteals

André Lindo is an avid photographer and videographer who is on a mission to be relevant and make a difference. Check out his work at www.andrelindophotography.com. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

André Lindo is an avid photographer and videographer who is on a mission to be relevant and make a difference. Check out his work at www.andrelindophotography.com.