5 AM Hustle: Recent Episodes
Jack Considine and Namish Kaistha
The 5am Hustle Podcast works with its audience on self development, entrepreneurship, and individual growth, in an effort to create a generation that is more content with itself. There are multiple episodes type that will be posted. Here, you can find Interviews, short lessons, Weekly Motivation, Book Talks, and Q&A sessions. Contact us at 5amhustlepodcast@gmail.com
Welcome back to the Project Alchemy Podcast. Our Guest today is Patrick Khayat. He is a Partner at Durational Capital Management. Prior to co-founding DCM, he was a Vice President at The Carlyle Group , a long / short equity Tiger seed hedge fund. Previous to The Carlyle Group, he was a private equity investor at Apax Partners focused on evaluating investments in the consumer sector.
Join us as we discuss what private equity is, how to survive as a small fish in a big market, and general life lessons.
Today's Guest is Dr. Jim Taylor. Jim is a mental coach for athletes and he specializes in endurance sports like triathlon and cycling. He’s the author of 19 books and the blog posts he’s written have millions of views. He’s a former world ranked ski racer, national age group triathlon champion and world age group triathlon medalist.
Join us as we discuss…
- The five main mental exercises for helping athletic performance
- How to use the subconscious mind for success
- How apply mental exercises and tools to improve everyday life
You can find more about Jim by heading to his website https://www.drjimtaylor.com/4.0/
His books can be found here: https://www.drjimtaylor.com/4.0/writing/books-by-dr-jim-taylor/
If you’d like to read his blogs you can go here:
https://www.drjimtaylor.com/4.0/writing/blog/
Follow us @Projectalchemyco on Instagram, @projalchemyco on Twitter, and @projectalchemyco on Tik tok
Today’s Guest is Jeremy Pogue. Jeremy is a successful entrepreneur who started his journey working for an ad agency. He then garnered a job with Trey Cockrum where he learned everything from sales to coaching. Since then he’s started his own agency in the coaching space.
Join us as we discuss…
- How Think and Grow Rich planted the seeds to success
- Getting pushed by his former boss and mentor to go into business on his own
- How Jeremy Scaled his business to over 200k in 8 months
You can find more about Jeremy by following him on instagram @jeremy_pogue
Follow us @Projectalchemyco on Instagram, @projalchemyco on Twitter, and @projectalchemyco on Tik tok
Today’s Guest is Hari Kondabolu. Hari is a renowned comedian, writer and podcaster based in Brooklyn. He’s done multiple Netflix specials, and he was the creator of the 2017 documentary film, “The problem with Apu.”
Join us as we discuss…
- His transition from a day job to standup comedy
- Navigating the changing comedic landscape
- Finding work-life balance in creative fields
You can find more about Hari by following him on instagram @harikondabolu, and you can find his comedy specials on Netflix.
Follow us @Projectalchemyco on Instagram, @projalchemyco on Twitter, and @projectalchemyco on Tik tok
Today’s Guest is Ilya Ahmad. Ilya is a serial entrepreneur who’s done everything from Saas, music festival marketing, DJing, ecommerce, and more. He’s building his legacy for his family all while traveling the world.
Join us as we discuss…
- How Ilya’s first business resulted in a cease and desist from Mark Zuckerburg
- How a side gig turned into being a festival DJ
- Ilya’s thoughts on mentorship, friendship, relationships, and family
You can find more about Ilya by following him on instagram @ilyaahmad
Follow us @Projectalchemyco on Instagram, @projalchemyco on Twitter, and @projectalchemyco on Tik tok
Today’s Guest is Ilya Ahmad. Ilya is a serial entrepreneur who’s done everything from Saas, music festival marketing, DJing, ecommerce, and more. He’s building his legacy for his family all while traveling the world.
Join us as we discuss…
- How Ilya’s first business resulted in a cease and desist from Mark Zuckerburg
- How a side gig turned into being a festival DJ
- Ilya’s thoughts on mentorship, friendship, relationships, and family
You can find more about Ilya by following him on instagram @ilyaahmad
Follow us @Projectalchemyco on Instagram, @projalchemyco on Twitter, and @projectalchemyco on Tik tok
Today’s guest is Digital Course Manager and info product wizard Deya. Deya started as VA and grew her skillset to grow into project management roles before being a highly sought after Digital business manager. Deya also runs her own business teaching others to learn from her mistakes and become a DBM on their own.
Join us as we discuss…
- What exactly a DBM is
- How to get started in the industry with little experience
- Her experience running an info product business
If you liked this episode, you'll also like our episode with Tanner Bell and Lucas Williamson
You can find more about Deya by following her on instagram @mynameisdeya
Check out this link to find her youtube channel
Follow us @Projectalchemyco on Instagram, @projalchemyco on Twitter, and @projectalchemyco on Tik tok
Today’s Guest is businessman and salesman Mike Schill. After leaving D1 football due to injury, Mike moved into sales where he worked under Grant Cardone’s sales team for 5 years. Mike now runs Full Circle Agency, a company that gets eyeballs on products. He’s popular on social media for documenting his sales process in board rooms, cars, and even park benches.
Join us as we discuss…
- The formula to excel in sales
- Mindset maintenance for success
- Why branding is MOST important in today’s economy
If you liked this episode, you'll also like our episode with Larry Hagner, Lisa Song Sutton, Deborah Smith, and Nate Herbst
You can find more about Mike by following him on instagram @mikeschill_
His website is
Be on the lookout for the premier of his movie Lanier in September
Follow us @Projectalchemyco on Instagram, @projalchemyco on Twitter, and @projectalchemyco on Tik tok
Today’s Guest is the incredibly talented Renao. Renao is a musician who grew up in India as a badminton star before moving to London to pursue his music career. He broke into the scene with his hit song “Nobody” and has just released an album titled “A Space Between Orange and Blue”.
Join us as we discuss…
- How his upbringing influenced his mindset in music and life
- Finding identity in a conflicting environment
- His writing process and why this album is so special
- Musical plans moving forward
You can find all his music under Renao on all streaming platforms
Follow us @Projectalchemyco on Instagram, @projalchemyco on Twitter, and @projectalchemyco on Tik tok
Today’s Guest is Youtuber and D1 Lacrosse Player, Mitchell Pehlke. Mitchell has been creating videos since highschool and has built a profitable business partnering his two passions of lacrosse and making youtube videos
Join us as we discuss…
- How he created a successful youtube channel
- Managing his time as a full time creator and D1 athlete
- His plans of turning a youtube channel into a massive personal brand
- What he plans to do post graduation at The Ohio State
https://www.mitchellpehlke.com/
Youtube
Follow us @Projectalchemyco on Instagram, @projalchemyco on Twitter, and @projectalchemyco on Tik tok
Today's guest is the lead singer of Young The Giant, Sameer Gadhia. After receiving interest from record labels, Sameer dropped out of Stanford. His band’s success turned him into an indie star gracing the lollapalooza main stage just more than a year later. Over ten years later Young the Giant just released their new Project American Bollywood.
Join us as we discuss...
- Sameer’s decision to dropout and the aftermath that ensued
- Why he chose theme’s of mythology and family for his new album
- Getting in touch with his Indian heritage
- What representation with musicians like Freddy Mercury has meant to him
If you liked this episode, you'll also like our episode with Abhi the Nomad, Slim Dan, West, and Michael The Author
You can find Young the Giant on any streaming platform and their project is out now along with a live version of some of their hit songs from their recent tour
Follow us @Projectalchemyco on Instagram, @projalchemyco on Twitter, and @projectalchemyco on Tik tok
Today’s guest is incredible musical artist and writer SlimDan (Daniel Silberstein). Daniel has written amazing songs for artists such as Carly Rae Jepsen, Arden Jones, Nessa Barrett, and many more. In recent years, Daniel flipped the script and decided to release his own music under the name SlimDan. He’s released two fantastic songs this year by the names of “Nosebleeds” and “Problem Solver”
Join us as we discuss…
- How SlimDan came to be
- Dan’s writing process
- Dealing with others success in the industry
- The importance of intimate concerts
- Dan’s new EP coming out soon
If you liked this episode, you'll also like our episode with Abhi The Nomad, West, and Michael The Author
You can find more about Dan by following him on instagram @slimdan9
You can find him on all streaming platforms under SlimDan
Follow us @Projectalchemyco on Instagram, @projalchemyco on Twitter, and @projectalchemyco on Tik tok
Todays guest is prolific closer, Jacob Hopkins. After dropping out of school, Jacob went through the trenches in order to gain the skills and respect he needed as a salesman. Now he is documenting what he’s learning in his own sales journey to help educate people that are beginning their journey.
Join us as we discuss...
- Jacob’s story of getting to know Alex Hormozi
- How to get into the sales industry
- What is stopping you from becoming an amazing appointment setter or closer
If you liked this episode, you'll also like our episode with Casey Adams and Tanner Bell
You can find more about Jacob by following him on instagram @jacobhopkins
Check out this link to find his youtube channel, discord community, and more!
Follow us @Projectalchemyco on Instagram, @projalchemyco on Twitter, and @projectalchemyco on Tik tok
Our guest is Casey Adams. Casey is the host of the Casey Adams Show where he’s interviewed the likes of Larry King, Robert Green, Grant Cardone, Rick Ross, and others. He also a founder of media kits, a tech startup that helps creators present their analytics to sponsors. In this episode we talk about pivoting from content creation to the startup world, finding opportunities where they don’t currently exist, and the benefits of following your gut when others around you might not beleive in themselves. Enjoy the wonderful, the brilliant, Casey Adams
Annabelle Kline is an independent music curator supporting small artists, running concerts, and redefining how new music is found and artists are promoted.
Join us as we discuss…
Her break into the music industry
What it’s like interviewing artists like JID
How she throws on events all over the country in her 20s
How she turned her passion into a fully functional business
Annabelle Kline is an independent music curator supporting small artists, running concerts, and redefining how new music is found and artists are promoted.
Join us as we discuss…
Her break into the music industry
What it’s like interviewing artists like JID
How she throws on events all over the country in her 20s
How she turned her passion into a fully functional business
Zahir Muhammad (@zstarring) is a Musician, Director, and Model.
Join us as we discuss…
Extracting elements from all creative disciplines
Gaining confidence in yourself
and navigating your own creative process
Follow us @Projectalchemyco on Instagram, @projalchemyco on Twitter, and @projectalchemyco on Tik tok
Zahir Muhammad (@zstarring) is a Musician, Director, and Model.
Join us as we discuss…
Extracting elements from all creative disciplines
Gaining confidence in yourself
and navigating your own creative process
Follow us @Projectalchemyco on Instagram, @projalchemyco on Twitter, and @projectalchemyco on Tik tok
Eric Bogard and Aaron Hoffman are the founders of Undercurrent, a musician management company that is revolutionizing the music industry by offering short term artist friendly deals contrary to the norm.
Join us as we discuss…
How they went from bright eyed students to successful promoters while still in college
Their personal journey of breaking into the music industry and gaining rapport with large artists on social media
Their advice to others looking to do what they did to music in their own industry
If you liked this episode, you’ll also enjoy our episodes with one of thier pillar artists, Abhi The Nomad, and episodes with other musicians such as Michael The Author, Seb The Optimist, and Fred The Black Kid.
You can find more about the founders of Undercurrent here -> https://www.undercurrent.net
And be sure to find thier artists such as Abhi the Nomad on their 2022 Tour.
Follow us @Projectalchemyco on Instagram, @projalchemyco on Twitter, and @projectalchemyco on Tik tok
Eric Bogard and Aaron Hoffman are the founders of Undercurrent, a musician management company that is revolutionizing the music industry by offering short term artist friendly deals contrary to the norm.
Join us as we discuss…
How they went from bright eyed students to successful promoters while still in college
Their personal journey of breaking into the music industry and gaining rapport with large artists on social media
Their advice to others looking to do what they did to music in their own industry
If you liked this episode, you’ll also enjoy our episodes with one of thier pillar artists, Abhi The Nomad, and episodes with other musicians such as Michael The Author, Seb The Optimist, and Fred The Black Kid.
You can find more about the founders of Undercurrent here -> https://www.undercurrent.net
And be sure to find thier artists such as Abhi the Nomad on their 2022 Tour.
Follow us @Projectalchemyco on Instagram, @projalchemyco on Twitter, and @projectalchemyco on Tik tok
Josh Terry is an entrepreneur, creative, and self-help guru.
Join us as we discuss…
Chasing your dreams
Recovering from Past Mistakes
Exploring your interests
If you liked this episode, you’ll also enjoy our episodes with William Beteet, Anthony Cheam, and Larry Hagner
You can find more about Josh Terry here ->https://www.joshterryplays.com/
Follow us @Projectalchemyco on Instagram, @projalchemyco on Twitter, and @namandjack on Tik tok
Josh Terry is an entrepreneur, creative, and self-help guru.
Join us as we discuss…
Chasing your dreams
Recovering from Past Mistakes
Exploring your interests
If you liked this episode, you’ll also enjoy our episodes with William Beteet, Anthony Cheam, and Larry Hagner
You can find more about Josh Terry here ->https://www.joshterryplays.com/
Follow us @Projectalchemyco on Instagram, @projalchemyco on Twitter, and @namandjack on Tik tok
Cole Bacani is a Film Director based in the Los Angeles Area.
Join us as we discuss…
Turning creative visions into reality
Breaking into the Film Industry
Navigating creative blocks
If you liked this episode, you’ll also enjoy our episodes with Tej Patel, Michael the Author, and West
You can find more about Cole Bacani through following him on Instagram, @cabacani
Follow us @Projectalchemyco on Instagram, @projalchemyco on Twitter, and @namandjack on Tik Tok.
Cole Bacani is a Film Director based in the Los Angeles Area.
Join us as we discuss…
Turning creative visions into reality
Breaking into the Film Industry
Navigating creative blocks
If you liked this episode, you’ll also enjoy our episodes with Tej Patel, Michael the Author, and West
You can find more about Cole Bacani through following him on Instagram, @cabacani
Follow us @Projectalchemyco on Instagram, @projalchemyco on Twitter, and @namandjack on Tik Tok.
After a lot of reflection, we've decided to change our name to better reflect our values. Listen in to why we did so, and our reflections over the past two years.
After a lot of reflection, we've decided to change our name to better reflect our values. Listen in to why we did so, and our reflections over the past two years.
In this episode Jack and Namish talk to Alex Monis. Alex is a 19 year old Professional soccer player who went pro his junior year of highschool in the midst of covid. We talked about things like dealing with the pressure of being an elite athlete at a young age, making the jump from youth soccer to playing with grown men, his experience in as a young pro athlete and the difference when it is your job, his journey of personal development, and dealing with sacrafices, adversity, all the likes. Alex is extremely relatable and I hope you can pull lessons to apply to your life today. Enjoy.
Dr. Sulman Mirza is a licensed psychiatrist and creator (@TheKicksShrink), educating individuals about navigating depression, anxiety, and ADHD.
Join us as we discuss...
Overcoming mental health stigma
Accessing ADHD resources
Distinguishing between depressive periods and clinical depression
Navigating generational and cultural differences.
If you liked this episode, you'd also like our episodes with Dr. Geller, Dr. Langer, and Julian Sarafian
In this episode Namish and Jack talk to Simran Kaur, half of "Girls that invest," a popular account online. Simran is releasing her first book in August titled "Girls that Invest" where she will teach the basics of investing all in one text. Her expertise spans that in the financial industry and breaking down overly complex topics into their simplest form. The boys chatted with her about changing your money mindset, recognizing parental influnces on money, creating healthy money habits, abundance, and much more.
In this episode Jack talks with youtuber and vlogger Jack Bratset about his personal journey, creative expression, and where he sees himself in the future. They talked past, present, and future triumphs and struggles.
In this episode Namish talks with Wisconsin native rapper Fred the Black Kid about his journey, music, and more.
Michael the Author is a musical artist/rapper based in the Chicagoland area. Join us as we talk about creating your own process, plan A vs plan B, and staying true to the standards you set for yourself.
You can find Michael's music on all platforms, @michaeltheauthor
Kevin Wilson (known as Cross Culture Christian online) is popular on tik tok on instagram. He shares his view points and thoughts about the world be integrating story telling and the art of making chai.
Michael Bungay Stanier (MBS) is a Life Coach, who founded the training and development company "Box of Crayons," that teaches coaching skills to hundreds of thousands of people across the world. He's also written multiple books on coaching which have sold over 1 million copies. Join us as we talk about communicating positively with people in your life, exploring your interests, and navigating failure.
His latest book, How to Begin: Start Doing Something That Matters is out now! Be sure to check it out.
Case Kenny is a Chicago-based writer, podcaster and recording artist behind The New Mindset Journal. Join us as we discuss taking risks, changing goalposts, and realistically monetizing your passion.
You can check out Case's work at @case.kenny on all platforms
Abhi the Nomad is a musician based in Texas. Join us as we talk about creating art that speaks to yourself, dealing with the repercussions of sacrifice, and enjoying the small moments in life.
You can find Abhi's music on all platforms @abhithenomad
Bryan Stave is CoFounder and Chief Growth Officer of Investii - a platform working to redesign the credit system. Join us as we talk about healthy saving habits, initial startup struggles, and working for a cause greater than yourself.
On this episode, we talk with Levent Yildezgoren. Levent is the author of "Good Business in any language" and an entrepreneur.
Damian Brunton is a photographer and videographer based in Los Angeles. Join us as we talk about his rise to success on Tik Tok, ups and downs of collaborating with other creators, and embracing opportunities as they come.
In this episode, we sit down with West - a songwriter based in LA. We discuss perfecting your craft, finding clarity in your passions, and creating a plan to pursue them.
Deborah Smith is a Co-Founder of the CenterCap group - an all female founded investment bank. Join us as we discuss her experience growing up on an Australian dairy farm, navigating work-life balance in investment banking, and starting her own firm.
Will is a comedian, entrepreneur, and author. Join our longest episode yet as we discuss personal philosophy, pursuing an unconventional dream, and the opportunities the digital age provides us with.
Sebastian Gonzalez is a musician, releasing recordings of himself rapping and acting on social media platforms. He plans to release a debut EP soon, and has coined the term "OO I like THIS one" to be his own. Check him out! And give him a follow @theactualsebastian
On Today's episode, I speak with Tim Keenan. Tim is an ultra successful entrepreneur. He is also the namesake of the Keenan Center, Ohio State's hub for entrepreneurial learning and exploration. He donated a sizable contribution to the now Keenan center which is building it's new headquarters set to be open to students in the fall of 2022.
On today's episode of the 5 AM Hustle podcast, Jack talks with Brian Ford. Brian is the host of the podcast self improvement daily. A podcast that has consistently uploaded everyday for years. He also runs a company called For Purpose, which offers assistance to non-profit organizations with their social campaigns. Brian has an incredible story and is very inspiring.
If you want to connect with Brian you can find him on linkedIn @BrianFord
If you're interested in For Purpose go to for purpose.com
Listen to the Self Improvement Daily podcast on all platforms
Brians Instagram is @self.improvement.daily
Nate Herbst is CEO of Paradigm, a software company. In this episode, Namish and Jack discuss finding your path and leading through tragedy.
On today's episode, Jack sits down with Mark Gronowski, a D1 Qaurterback out of South Dakota State. Mark had a breakout season his freshman year giving him many accolades. Unfortunately during the NCAA Championship Game he suffered an injury that would put him out of his entire Sophomore season. We go over how Mark dealt with pressure, earning the teams trust, his day to day workload, NIL deals, and more. If you liked this episode, share it with a friend.
Julian Sarafian is a former biglaw attorney turned mental health advocate -> join us as we talk about balancing professional goals with mental health, and dealing with anxiety.
If you want to hear more from him, check him out @JulianSarafian on all platforms.
Ratmir Timashev is the Co-founder of Veeam, the leader of data management solutions, recovery, and backup that deliver modern data protection. Ratmir started his first company with his graduate student roomate at Ohio State. After selling it to microsoft and starting and selling a data protection company, Ratmir and his Co-founder started Veeam. In the interview we talked about Ratmir's mindset growing up, the keys to starting a successful business, the future of innovation at Ohio State, and many more exciting topics.
In this episode, Namish talks to renowned psychologist Dr. Sarah Sarkais about navigating struggle, the psychology behind peak performance, and struggles with mental health.
If you want to hear more about her, here's her website:
https://drsarahsarkis.com/
On this podcast the boys talk with Bryan Clayton. He is CEO and co-founder of GreenPal, an online marketplace that connects homeowners with local lawn care professionals. GreenPal has been called the “Uber for lawn care” by Entrepreneur magazine and has over 200,000 active users completing thousands of transactions per day.
On the podcast the boys spoke with Bryan about his journey from cutting his next door neighbors lawn to building one of the largest lawn care businesses in Tennesse and how he converted this knowledge to create Greenpal. Bryan shared his advice on being willing to start from ground zero on a new topic to take your business to the next level. This is a great episode with raw advice from a bootstrapped entrepreneur. If you want to check out Bryan and Greenpal, check the link below.
https://www.yourgreenpal.com
On this episode the boys speak with Jon Macaskill. Jon is a retired Navy SEAL Commander turned leadership and mindfulness coach. During his 24-year Navy career, he served in multiple highly dynamic leadership positions from the battlefield to the operations center and the board room. The topics of todays episode includes mindfulness, stress, finding purpose, highschoo, and more.
If you want to find more out about Jon click the links below:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonmacaskill/
https://mentalkingmindfulness.com
From sharecropper, to President of the National Black MBA association, to running his own business, Jesse Tyson sits down with us to speak about navigating risk, making connections, and starting from nothing.
On this episode Namish speaks with Diane Allen. Diane is a professional violinist who now dedicates her time to helping teach others about flow and peak performance.
o8livious, or Lorenzo, is a prolific painter in college that portrays his personal experiences and emotions in complex and relatable paintings. He does weekly series where he delves deep into his psych to show the colorful embodiment of his emotions. You can find him at the following links...
https://linktr.ee/o8livious
https://www.instagram.com/o8livious/
https://www.tiktok.com/@o8livious?
https://www.redbubble.com/people/o8livious/shop
Larry Hagner, faced with a failing marriage and negligence towards his kids, decided to turn his life around. Now, he helps others do the same, at The Dad Edge - join us as we discuss growth in relationships, the beginning of bettering yourself, and how to navigate life post-college.
In this episode of the 5 AM Hustle Podcast, Jack and Namish talk about how their relationship first started with the podcast. They talk about the dynamic of a partner relationship, how their communication evolved, and the plans moving forward for the podcast.
In this episode, Namish and Jack talk with Michael Baren, a D1 Cheerleader and International Champion with Team USA. Michael sheds light on the work it took to get where he is, what working with Team USA is like, and how he dealt with the adversity of being a male gymnast.
Here are links to some of his videos!
https://olympics.com/en/video/cheerleading-day-1-icu-world-championships-and-junior-world-championships-virtua
https://cheerunion.org/wc_virtual_21/
Video is found under the tab "Saturday Performance Stream"
Time stamp for both videos is 2:17:20
On this episode of the podcast the boys talk to Koya Webb. She is a professional Yoga teacher but also specializes in breath work and meditation. Throughout their conversation they touched on topics such as Yoga, breath work, meditation, energy levels, and how to be present each and every day.
In this episode Namish and Jack talk with Peter Shepherd, founder of Human Periscope. Topics the boys talk about include stoicism, working through self doubt, overcoming imposter syndrome, Peter's definition of leadership, introverts in leadership, redundancy vs engagement, and the progression of consuming content.
You can find Peter at humanperiscope.com
If you liked this episode make sure to rate the podcast, give us feedback, and follow us on social media @5amhustlepodcast.
In this episode Jack talks with CEO and Co-Founder of Rhove, a company making real estate accessible to anyone with $1. They talked about topics such as Venture Capital, Crypto Currency, Creating Opportunities, and what recruiters truly look for.
Go to rhove.com to learn more about his company. You can find him on social. media @calvincooper
Jack and Namish go into how their first semester has gone thus far. With midterms coming up, the boys discuss what they've learned about how to balance their schedule, being intentional about who they spend their time with, and general advice to other freshmen in college.
Max Klymenko is the founder of Klym&co, an advertising business focused on creating social good through communication.
On this episode of the 5 AM Hustle podcast, Jack talks with Scott Griffin an entrepreneur, executive, lecturer, and director of Entrepreneurship at The Ohio State University. Scott talks about leading with compassion over curiosity, his favorite lesson from his mentor, why collaboration is the best way to innovate, and why he chose to be an educator on top of being a businessman. If you like the podcast, make sure to rate it on iTunes and Spotify. We ask if you took value from this episode, share it with someone who might benefit from it. Keep Hustling, Jack and Namish.
On this episode of the 5 AM Hustle Podcast, Jack talks with YouTuber Arham Sheikh. Arham focuses on teaching effective study strategies to help individuals find what works for them.
Tej Patel is a Creative Director, Filmmaker, and Photographer.
Check him out here - https://www.tejpatel.com/
Vedanth Ganesh is a student working on running a tutoring business, as well as creating a brand around learning about people's opinions.
Jason Zook is the co-founder of Wandering Aimfully - an unboring business coaching company
Here's where you can find him
His book - https://amzn.to/3CpC7Zc
Coaching program - wanderingaimfully.com
Course software - teachery.co
IG - instagram.com/jasondoesstuff
In this episode, Namish discusses how you can budget your time week by week, and what you should prioritize.
On this episode, Namish talks through a personal philosophy called Stoicism, centered around shifting your perspective to take advantage of your opportunities.
Today on the Podcast, Jack talks with Ken Joslin about how young entrepreneurs can take control of their minds to become successful.
In this podcast, the boys talk with Jay Samit. Jay is an entrepreneur that has been disrupting industries for years with his innovation. He is an International best selling author and has worked with entrepreneurs like Bill Gates, Richard Branson, Steven Speilberg, and Steve Jobs. Throughout the episode they talked about Future Proofing You, the best book for millennial and Get Z to set themselves up for success down the road, how to find mentors, and how to be a disruptor.
In this episode Jack talks about his transition to college and how he is dealing with unforeseen obstacles. He also brings up general strategies for getting into new routines.
In this episode Namish and Jack talk with Lisa Song Sutton about her business Sin City Cupcakes a boozy cupcake out of Las Vegas. She shares advice she's learned as a serial entrepreneur and top Las Vegas lawyer. If you want to learn what it truly takes to be successful, Lisa is a great example. She also shares about her time as Miss Nevada in 2014.
Namish runs a book review on the Alchemist by Paul Cohelo - a book about following your heart, and trusting the process.
Dana Budzyn is a co-founder of UBDI - a company focused on making user's data work for them. Join us as we discuss startup vs. corporate culture, realistically following your passions, and navigating uncertainty.
Here's a recap of June with key takeaways, and a brief explanation of what July will look like.
In this episode, Namish talks about exploring change in inevitable situations, and moving on to future experiences.
In this episode Jack goes over the weird transition after graduating highschool, how to make the most of it, and transition smoothly to college.
In this episode Jack breaks down the second half the Michael The Authors new album "FALLING OR FLYING?"
In this episode Jack talks to up and coming rapper Michael the Author. They go through his story of getting into rapping, releasing albums, and jump into the first half of his newest album "Falling or Flying?" Look out for part two of this interview soon.
Namish gives us a recap of mental health month, as well as some advice for those on the horizon of change. He also dives into dealing with change in friendships and lifestyle.
In this episode we talk with Dr. Geller for the second time. He explains to us the importance of positive psychology in this day and age.
In this episode, Namish talks about a study showing how what we do with our bodies, often has an effect on the mind
In todays episode, Jack talks about mental health in teens and how you can navigate this crazy time in life as a team. Jack also gives perspective for any adults that may not know what may be going on in the teen mind especially right now.
In this episode, Namish explores short term and long term burnout, while discussing how we can reactively deal with it.
For the first episode of mental health month, Namish talks about the first stage to mental development - acknowledgement
In this episode Jack breaks down the plan for this month. May is mental health awareness month so Jack and Namish thought it fitting for that to be the main focus. Look out for wednesdays episode on burnout.
In this episode, Namish and Jack speak with returning guest Hamza Khan about his new book leadership reinvented.
In this episode Jack and Namish recap all that they have covered over the course of the month all about leadership. They revealed what they believe to be the most undervalued aspect of leadership. You.
Namish walks us through the concept of servant leadership: being a leader FOR those around you, and talks about how we can implement it into our organizations.
Ollie Henderson is the founder of Bamyazi, a work life balance company. Join us as we talk about maintaining balance in life, starting a business, and taking care of mental health.
Todays episode is a breakdown of the concept of extreme ownership. This idea was made popular by Navy Seal and leadership expert, Jocko Willink. In this episode I'll share his story, what extreme ownership is, and how you can utilize it in your own life.
In this episode, Namish talks about how we can prevent slipping up when tasked with leading a group of people.
In this episode, Jack breaks down how to lead even when you aren't in charge. The old concept of leaders always being in the spotlight is not longer true. Leaders come from all areas of a team and are needed in different situations. Learn how to decide when it's the right time to show your leadership skills to your team and decision makers.
Sarry Ibrahim is the founder of Finassetprotection - a company working to help you understand more about your finances
In todays episode, Namish and Jack go over the different topics for this month all about leadership.
Lisa Buyer is the Founder+CEO of The Buyer Group, as well as the author of her latest book "Digital Detox Secrets"
This episode is the final conclusion to the month focused on habits. Make sure to check out previous episodes and look out for next month which will be all about leadership.
Sid Chawla is a personal development coach, three-time CEO, two-time author, certified neuroscience and neuro-linguistic programming professional, thought leader, and motivational speaker. Here are links to where you can find him.
Website & Blog: https://www.sidchawla.com/
Book: Spark Your Inner Genius - https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08BF14J3C
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sids2cents/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sidchawla
In this episode, Namish overviews how you can take care of your mental health with habits
In this episode Jack talks about overcoming the first big road block when trying to start a new habit.
In this episode, Namish overviews strategies to help you find the right habits for you to follow, and what to do if you hit a road block.
In this episode Jack jumps into all the different small habits that can help you increase your productivity. Whether it be work, school, or any other hobby, these tips should give you some direction to help improve your productivity.
Jimmy Rex is one of the top real estate agents in the country, an entrepreneur, and Host of "The Jimmy Rex Show"
In this episode, Namish goes through 3 lifestyle habits that you can implement in your life, and how to start doing so. The three habits are meditation, exercise, and reflection.
Todays episode is all about accountability partners. Jack goes into the different kinds of accountability partners.
Phillip Vu quit his job and traveled the world. Since then, he's become a photographer, influencer, and professional nomad. Check him out on all social media platforms @phillipqvu
In this episode, Namish helps you lay down the framework for a productive habits month, by giving out strategies for success.
In todays episode Jack and Namish talk about what to expect in the next coming month. March's theme is all about habits. They will break down different aspects of habits twice a week. The topics they will go over include, starting a new habit, utilizing an accountability partner, lifestyle habits, getting past roadblocks, finding the right habits for you, productivity habits, mental health habits, and breaking bad habits. Email 5AMHustlepodcast@gmail.com for the show notes and this months worksheet.
We've hit our 100th episode! Thanks so much to everyone who has been a part of this process, we could not have done it without you. In this episode, we detail some of the most valuable lessons we have learned over the course of 100 episodes.
Todays episode dives into self integrity and how you can focus on executing on the small promises you tell yourself to help keep strong trust and integrity between the people around you.
In this episode, Namish discusses being able kind to others in our often harsh world, both in and out of a business settings
Ginger Johnson is an expert on human connection, working to create an interconnected world filled with purpose
Todays episode is all about the small things that aren't always top of mind. I go into why there should be extra importance on doing small tasks that seem trivial.
Rylee Jade Ollearis is a fitness influencer and entrepreneur. Check out more of her work here https://linktr.ee/Ryleejade.fit
Namish talks about how we can prioritize ourselves, set long term goals, and say no to things that may get in the way of our goals.
In this episode Jack Breaks down the book Greenlights by Mathew McConaughey. He shares some of the stories from the book as well as key lessons to take away that you can apply to your daily life. Make sure to check out the podcast on instagram @5amhustlepodcast and on twitter @5amhustle. If you liked this episode make sure to share it with someone and rate the podcast.
In this episode I speak with Ram Reddy. Ram was the executive behind popular sauces at McDonalds such as the infamous sweet and sour sauce. He has started his own sauce distributor company to restaurants in the area. He shares his story of how he made it to University in Hawaii with no money to his name, to being a McDonalds executive, and eventually becoming an entrepreneur.
This episode is more a stream of consciousness discussion about anxiety, what I have been going through, and small things that have helped me along the way.
Qasim Rashid is an author, human rights lawyer, and former Democratic nominee for Virginia's 1st Congressional district.
Namish talks about why it is important to have breaks throughout your day, and how they can be structured to make both the break and the work afterwards more meaningful and intentional.
In this episode, Namish elaborates on how we can keep meaningful relationships with those close to us and create new ones.
Join Namish as he talks about shifting your goals not to chase happiness, but a baseline of contentment.
Welcome back hustlers to another installment in the feed your mind series. Jack talks about which content on youtube he personally consumes in order to grow his mind and become the best version of yourself.
Namish elaborates on the importance of finding purpose in each day, and how we can do so together.
In this episode, Namish talks about the reality of the perceived ideal lifestyle, and how you can use the law of attraction to project confidence in your daily life.
This episode is another installment of the Feed your mind series. Jack shares what youtube channels he watches to grow his mind.
Riley Ammenhauser is ranked 1st in the nation for triple jump, and has recently committed to the University of Michigan Ann Arbor.
This episode Jack goes into what gratitude means to him. He highlights why it is so important to exercise the habit of gratitude on a day to day basis.
In this episode, Namish takes you through an unfiltered segment on tackling seemingly large problems
Hamza is a speaker, author and entrepreneur. Check out his book, titled "the burnout gamble."
Namish breaks down the economic idea of opportunity cost in the context of our daily lives, and dives into the potentially negative aspects of hustle culture, and how you can combat them.
In this episode Jack talks about feeding your mind with content to help you grow. He goes over his favorite podcasts and what you can get out of each one. The shows listed include...Sports Motivation PodcastGet Your Mind RightMF CEOJocko Podcast
Jack and Namish talk today about the importance of growing a network of individuals you are interested in. They talk about the worst case scenario of getting a no and why the simple small ask works the best.
Nicky Hayes is an author of dozens of psychology book including the book that introduced to her called Understanding Psychology. It is a great book for anyone looking for a thorough introduction to the topic.
Jack goes into a short talk about the power of reflection. Reflection is a tool used by people all over the world in many forms. He also talks about an interesting story involving Mathew McConaughey.
In this episode Jack talks about what it means to have a vision. He also dives into the importance and affect ones vision can have on their results through a story of his own. Finally he gives tips to write your own vision and enable it to be effective.
In this episode Jack goes over why getting started and making the decision to act is the most important decision ever. He talks about a principle Mathew McConaughey has talked about in numerous podcasts in promotion for his book Green Lights. The movie of your life is always live. There is only one time the director says cut. That is when your life is over.
In this episode I go over a story I experienced my freshman year. The experience shaped a lot of my school work ethic and showed the power of proving someone wrong. I go into how to use peoples doubt in you as an advantage for success.
In todays episode we talked with Paul Tasner. Paul is a 40 year corporate employee turned entrepreneur at the age of 66. We get into topics such as his decision to become and entrepreneur, environmental issues our country is facing, why older entrepreneurs are more successful, and choosing a life of happiness over money. As always check out our instagram @5amhustlepodcast and share with a friend if you enjoyed!
Anaisa is the CEO of colors for change, a 501(c)3 not for profit organization that collects art supplies and sends them to areas that need them most. If you liked this interview, make sure to check out her blog, titled anaisalife.
In this episode Jack and Farris discuss what it means to be an entrepreneur. Farris gives light on how he was able to translate his success on the court to the business world. Stay tuned to get a better understanding about real estate and how you could get started today.
Join Jack as he talks to Mark Gronowski - D1 quarterback at South Dakota state - as they discuss building the ideal team and what it takes to lead one.
Join Jack and Namish as they discuss how to turn around the bad days, and how to manufacture the good ones.
Join Namish and Jack as they talk to Dr. David Langer of Lenox Hill Neurosurgery about why he chose Neurosurgery, empathy in the operating room, having a north star vision, and much more. Make sure to check out the docuseries "Lenox Hill" on Netflix if you enjoyed this interview, and go win the day.
Today Namish and Jack talk about perspective - why it's so important to have, and how to build it. Make sure to check out Namish's medium profile @namishkaistha and give his article some love, and rate the podcast.
Join us as we dive into a discussion with Dr. David Langer, Chair of Lenox Hill Neurosurgery, into how he built up the department from the ground up, leading with compassion, and cultivating healthy competition.
In this episode, Namish and Jack talk with Professor Snead of the University of Alabama. As the Director of the Music Department, Professor Snead provided us with a valuable insight into ideas of leadership instead of dictatorship, how to build mental discipline, and doing instead of thinking.
Today, Namish and Jack talk to Sanjeev Sarin - social media influencer - about what it means to be happy, helping others, and who to put your energy into. If you like this interview, please be sure to check out Sanjeev on TikTok and Youtube @jeevyboi, and Youtube @jeevyboi_
Join Jack and Namish as they talk to Ann Zaprazny - a mental sports trainer, who talks to them about how others can use their minds and mindfulness to create stronger, more meaningful experiences in every aspect of their lives.
Our guest today is Tommy Jackett - Co-Host of the Daily Talk Show podcast based in Australia. In this episode we covered discipline, overcoming self doubt, and creating content that makes you happy. Make sure to check out Tommy's podcast, the Daily Talk Show, on all platforms.
In this episode, Namish and Jack have a discussion with Anthony Cheam, who is a motivational speaker, podcaster, and life coach. We discuss making the most out of what you have, overcoming mental barriers to doubt, and self care.
In this episode, Namish delves into the differences between individualism and collectivism, and how we need to start becoming more and more interdependent instead of independent in dealing with others. Make sure to check out his medium profile @namishkaistha.
In the third and final edition of David and Goliath, Namish delves into both the limits of power, as well as what you are willing to do when you have nothing left to lose, and how past experiences can aid future struggles.
On today's podcast we talked with Kevin Taylor. Kevin is an entrpreneur who has been coding since he was a child. He starting a software consulting bussiness that was very successful and even had groupon as a client. He now is a professor at Stetson University and Angel Investor. If you want to connect with him or find out more information look below. Stetson Entrepreneurship ProgramTwitterBlog
This is the 50th episode of the podcast. What a journey it has been. When I first had the idea for the podcast I waited on it. Today I will break down how to deal with that internal doubt and why you should make the decision today to do what you've been putting off.
Today, Namish talks about the next part of the book David and Goliath. He walks us through three new stories of three different people who embody the theory of desirable difficulty.
Simran Jeet Singh is an educator, author, scholar, and activist. His work is centered around spirituality and religion but recently he has been helping start the dialogue about race. In this discussion we talked about what people need to do to better understand each other and their religious beliefs. An important topic we brought up was the importance of religion and the effects of extremist religion.
Dr. Scott Geller is a psychology professor at Virginia Tech University. He has had over 50 years of experience in his field and has written many books. His now main mission is the movement “actively caring for people” after the tragic event that happened over a decade ago at the university. Our conversation covered topics such as empowerment, stress, self motivation, behavioralism, humanism, and many more. Make sure to rate the podcast on iTunes.Actively Caring For People
In this episode Namish breaks down David and Goliath by Malchom Gladwell. He introduces the well known story of David and Goliath and explains why people that are seemingly underdogs are able to create the largest advantages out of disadvantages. Look out for part 2 soon. Make sure to rate the podcast and follow us on instagram @5AMHustlepodcast
Tyren Lee has his own podcast where he spreads ideas of positivity and helps people realize their true potential. In this episode me and Tyren discussed what we do with our time and why being aware of where we could possibly be wasting time is important. We also went deep into figuring out what motivates you and how to view motivation in the first place. The final topic we discussed was how to deal with comments and criticism in a healthy way. Make sure to rate the podcast. If you have enjoyed this discussion with Tyren check out is podcast at the link below.Tyren Lee PodcastTyren Lee Instagram
Visualization is a key component for success. Many of the worlds successful people have given credit to visualization for much of their accomplishments. In this episode I break down what it is, how to go about starting it, and how to customize it to add to your own daily routine. Be sure to rate the podcast on iTunes.
In this episode I break down what affirmations are. They are I am you tell yourself of there person you want to become. It helps you believe it before you get there. I explain the importance of this practice, how I use it, and how you can devise you own list of affirmations each and everyday.
Travis Watts is a full time passive investor. In our conversation we discuss what passive investing is and how anyone can take advantage of it. He also talks about the importance of building a lifestyle you want and having revenue streams to count on if things go badly.
In this episode I break down why having silence in our daily lives is so important. We live in an environment of constant distraction and we need to slow down to allow our minds to be still and clear. I will show you what has worked for my and different strategies you can test on your own.
Barry Houser is the associate director of bands and director of marching Illini at university of Illinois Urbana champaign and runs Smith Walbridge. In this episode Barry Talks about what it means to be a true leader, how to manage a group, and how to cultivate an environment.
Graham Betchart is one of the world's best performance coaches. He works with some of the top NBA players including Aaron Gordon, Ben Simmons, Andrew Wiggins, Karl Anthony Townes, and many more. In this interview we talk about how to build confidence, understand emotions, and most importantly be present in whatever you may do. Check out Graham's Website: https://www.grahambetchart.comFind out more about Lucid Mental Training: https://www.getlucid.comHere is Graham's Book Playing Present: https://www.amazon.com/Play-Present-Training-Program-Basketball/dp/0996360905
In this interview we talked with Chip Staley about how music really impacts us and the lessons it can teach us all. Chip Staley has been a music educator for almost 20 years, serving as the fine arts department chair at Neuqua Valley where the school was twice recognized as a grammy signature school, and now he’s the president and founder of ARTspeaks, an organization dedicated to uplifting music in our communities, alongside with teaching classes at the merit school of music and the vandercook college of music. With Chip's expertise we were able to discuss musics relation to business, importance on a neurological level, and his teaching philosophy. Make sure to rate the podcast and follows us on instagram @5amhustlepodcast
On this episode I have an Aero Space Engineer who has just begun his journey into real estate investing. He shares what he has learned along the way. I hope you can get some great advice and tips out of this interview. As always make sure to rate the podcast.
Rocky Garza is an identity coach. He does what is called identity mapping which is where he is able to ask people questions and help them to understand what is rather than positive or negative. His book Kill Doubt Build Conviction, which will be released late summer, talks about how to get rid of your inner doubt in a pocket book format. The book also teaches how to build confidence and conviction in the day to day life you may live. Make sure to rate the podcast.Rocky Garza Website
Jamy Bechler was a college basketball coach for 20 years and now helps coaches coach and leaders lead. He goes into businesses and teams to help their leaders understand how to get the most out of their employees and players all while building a culture for success. In this interview we discuss everything from leadership, culture, building character, dealing with mistakes, and what players and employees can do to make an immediate impact on their team. Make sure to rate the podcast and share the episode if you like it!Jamy's Website: https://jamybechler.comJamy's Podcast: https://jamybechler.com/podcast/
Mark David is a corporate and coach who helps a business achieve better performance by helping and educating employees. He also works with individuals to decide their goals, their why, and help them take action to achieve them. Mark also has written several books. If you would like to know more about what Mark David does visit mark david.com
Vince Murdock is a successful MMA fighter with a 12-3 professional record. He got into mixed marital arts after getting into some trouble in high school and just kept with it. After gaining notoriety at amateur fights he knew it was time to go professional. He moved to Sacramento to join Team Alpha Male with MMA legend Urijah Faber. In the past year Vince has also battled moyamoya a brain disease. He was told by many doctors he would not compete again. He received the 15 hour surgery from the most known specialist of the disease and Vince will know if he can come back to fight in the coming months. Vince talks about why believing in yourself is so important and why there should be no excuses even without equipment during quarantine. Make sure to rate the podcast on iTunes and share it if you enjoyed it.
Sean Considine is a small town guy who has an extraordinary work ethic. He was an average athlete growing up but became a force to be reckoned with on the football field. He took a walk on spot at University of Iowa and as a Junior became a recognized player with hopes of the draft. Sean was selected by the Philadelphia Eagles as the First Pick of the Fourth Round of the Draft. He had an 8 Year Career as a Safety and special teams specialist and in his final year won a Super Bowl with the Ravens. Sean gives lessons about how to present yourself, what it takes to be successful, and why you should focus on winning the day. Make sure to rate the podcast and email 5amhustlepodcast@gmail.com with any questions or comments.
Jared Donaldson came on to the professional tennis scene at age 17. He has evolved to become a great player and at the age of 21 he reached his highest ranking of 48 in the world. Jared goes into some of the best lessons he has learned from his coaches, how he controls his emotions, and how any athlete can improve.
Discipline. You must have the ability to get rid of the excuses and execute on the promises you make to yourself. Discipline is a mental skill that must be learned but it is mostly done with fortitude and making a decision that there is only one choice. That choice is to do what you told yourself you will do. You must have self integrity.
Jamie Mushlin has been in the training industry for 35 years. He started his first gym almost 20 years ago. Jamie suffered a life threatening brain tumor that took away his hearing in his left year and effected his equilibrium and balance on his left side. Jamie teaches us that when you decide you have one decision, succeeding, then you can get through tougher times than you thought. He also breaks down the power of working out and how to use your why to fuel your big picture goal. Make sure to rate the podcast on iTunes.
In this episode Namish talks about something that is becoming more and more prevalent in society - instant gratification. He talks about why it may seem great when there is no true benefit except the short dopamine hit. Namish breaks down why delated gratification is the root of success and has lifelong benefits. Make sure to rate the podcast on iTunes.
Dean Savarino started his lawnscaping company almost 30 years ago in his 20s. He then decided to become the industry expert in his area and do "hardscaping" which is outdoor patios and living spaces. Dean explains what made him successful in business. His motto is, "I'm too stupid to know I can't do something" which allows him to reach for big goals fearlessly. Dean has also build a lot of wealth in real estate investing. Although recently he had a large roadblock, Dean has come back even stronger and has been adapting to these strange times of COVID-19. Make sure to rate the podcast and subscribe.
Scott Todnem is a very well rounded guy. He is a Health Teacher, Author, Podcaster, Speaker, Crossfit Instructor, and the occasional poet. He was the recipient of the 2019 National Health Teacher of the year. Scott talks about how he impacts students and navigates the tough topics that involve a health class curriculum. He also shares a lot of great life advice along the way.
In this episode I breakdown a concept Andy Stumpf talked about on the Joe Rogan Podcast. He explained the current situation with Corona with an analogy of an archery board. I go into what each target of the archery board means and how to use it to your benefit during quarantine. If you like what you are hearing, share the podcast with a friend and rate it on apple.
Waking up early is not always fun. The benefits outweigh the dread of getting up when it is dark. I break down logically why waking up early is advantageous. I also give an easy way to work into a new sleep schedule to set you all up for the best results possible. I hope you enjoy this episode. Make sure to rate the podcast!
Zeke Clark is a University of Illinois tennis player. As a Junior competitor he was a Blue Chip recruit and reached a highest ranking of 3 in the country. Zeke is one of the hardest workers in the NCAA. In this episode he discusses why he has been able to reach such success without putting too much pressure on himself. He also explains why he works so hard and has so much grit. Zeke has learned a lot of lessons from his coaches at U of I and goes into what pieces of advice has helped him most in his career. Finally he talks about how to set your mind up for victory, deal with the tough losses, and bounce back even stronger.
In this episode we speak with Jammal Lemy. He is on of the first members of the March For our Lives movement and the creative director. He was a part of the Road to change which was a 60 day tour around the U.S to push gun reform and register voters across the country. The group would host town halls, events, and gatherings including an 800,000 strong march in D.C. Jammal was the creator of the well known QR code American flag merchandise which caused hundreds of thousands to vote. Jammal has a lot of life lessons he has learned from loss, creativity, and how effectively communicate. Learn more about Jammal and his work at Jammallemy.com
In this Episode me and Namish Talk with Brindett and Sahaja of Project Revolution. Project Revolution is a blog where they talk about political issues. These two teens started this as a way to voice their opinions and they are proving that age doesn't limit you to what you can achieve. They have also hosted a town hall event with state representatives and other local government officials. Go to http://projectrevolution.blog if you are interested in finding out more.
In this episode me and Namish break down the rest of Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell. We go over the three lessons from Joe Flom, what connects rice farming and the success of students in Asia, and the incredible production of KIPP school. We hope this episode encourages you to pick up this book and many other of Malchom Gladwell's books.
In this episode me and Namish talk about Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell. In his book Gladwell shares examples such as the Beatles and Bill Gates. They were given unique opportunities to practice their craft that others did not. Is this why they are successful? What is really going on? Find out on this episode and in the next part of Outliers.
In this episode I go into a book that changed my life for the better. Miracle Morning by Hal Elrod lays down the groundwork for how to build the best morning routine possible. He explains his emotional story of getting and defeating Cancer in a miraculous way. He not only beat it but had less side effects than most patients. Hal Breaks down what he calls SAVERS. The acronym that is used for each element of your morning routine. Silence, Affirmations, Visualization, Exercise, Reading, Scribing. I hope you enjoy this episode. Make sure to rate the podcast and follow on instagram @5AMHustlepodcast
Kevin Zhang is the creator of a wildly successful Ecommerce business and the youngest member of the Forbes council. He started with $3000 in his pocket and turned it into 20 million in just one year. Kevin is able to simplify why people are successful in every realm of their life. He explains how he was able to look into the future and make decisions now based on the lifestyle he wants later. Kevin also wants to inspire and help the next generation of Ecommerce millionaires. He has created GenerationE which is his community of young Ecommerce students. Zhang is a Neuqua Valley Alumni and he shares his perspective change in High School. Follow him on instagram @kevinzhangofficial
Sid, a junior in high school and my class mate has recently started a blog and instagram about cars. He reviews them and test drives luxury cars. Starting something in high school is not only ambitious but very rare. Sid gives insight about how to take the first steps in creating something. For teens and anyone that has always had an idea in the back of their head to start, this is a great episode to listen to.
In this episode I go into a past experience I had this fall where I felt lost and sad for weeks. Now it wasn't depression but it's what I like to call longterm sadness. You will learn how to prevent from going down a dark whole along with identifying the problem when you are in it. Finally I will give you a step by step way of bringing yourself from being in a tough situation to performing effectively.
Ken Koziol is currently one of the top executives at Bojangles Chicken and previously was an executive at McDonalds and Panera Bread. From owning and self managing 60 units of real estate in his 20s to rising up the ranks of McDonalds, Ken has quite the resume. He attributes much of his success to his ability to do hard work, communicate effectively, and manage his time efficiently. Ken also shares stories of long hours working as a restaurant manager, putting himself through college, and investing in real estate all while graduating a year early. He explains the importance of balance and perspective through numerous stories. Ken stays balanced through his cottage where he gets on the water to ski, hangout with his family, and try to get his nieces and nephews to fall off tubing.
In this episode I break down two different mentalities with subtle differences. One will set you up for disappointment and the other will allow for mental fortitude.
In this episode Aram breaks down his mentality coming from an immigrant family and the mindset he has had to arm himself in the business of cold calling and rejection.
In this short episode I lay down why taking a cold shower each morning is vital for my mindset each day and why you should try it.
In this episode Anthony Brice speaks with my about the principals of spirituality and life. They include fear, failure, relationships/heartbreak, and emotional weakness.
In this episode I talk about the importance of doing things that make you uncomfortable daily.
In this episode Tanner breaks down the reasons why he has been able to build a strong business since the age of 11. Tanner goes into why constructing a business around your why and your ideal lifestyle is so important.
In this episode I share my past experience with anxiety and offer some tips that I have picked up through the things I've learned over time.
In this episode Jourdin walks me through his struggles, journey through real estate, and why he loves being able to help people in his job.
In this episode I break down why you should not care about what others think. I go into why our expectations of what people think are usually much worse than what actually occurs. At the end of the day you control the thoughts you allow in your head.
In this episode Josh and I go into the depths of his past and how to set up your mind for success. He speaks on what it means to fail and achieve as well why you should just be quiet and do the work.
In this episode, Ashwin shares his unique upbringing and how he has become successful at a young age.
I'd like to welcome any listeners to the 5AM Hustle Podcast! This episode will include more information on what the podcast is really about as well as a little bit about me. Subscribe and Rate the podcast, I love the feedback!Follow me on instagram @5amhustlepodcast