The Hustle Effect: Recent Episodes
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Dylan Wilson, founder of Wilson Media connects with entrepreneurs as they share their story about the come up, the struggles, and the hustle it took. Listen and get inspired.
Entrepreneurship isn't all sunshine and rainbows, but you knew that. In this episode, Brendan and I share some stories about our entrepreneurship journeys. We've been screwed over, we've made mistakes, but we've made it through
Brenna is a 10-year-old hockey entrepreneur on a mission to become the best hockey she can be. With the challenge of pricey hockey training, Brenna's solution was to create a business and sell hockey apparel to cover her extra development costs!
Brenna's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hockey_beast_apparel/
Mitchell Wilson grew up in his family business Crash Crawly's. With starting at such a young age, it was inevitable that mistakes would be made. In our 10th episode, Mitchell shares some awesome experiences and lessons he has learned. Now, Mitchell and his family look to expand with their newest venture "Ninja Tag" opening soon.
Adam Gill is the owner and operator of the newly opened automotive shop called Adam's Offroad Shop. After a series of life events, Adam decided to take a risk and invest his life savings into his new company. Despite the risk, Adam says "it's the best decision of my life", here's why...
https://www.adamsoffroadshop.com/
Ian was a 15-year restaurant worker veteran before deciding to take a leap of faith and starting his own company Craft Wilder (www.craftwilder.ca). Ian has been met with several obstacles throughout this journey, yet so far, has overcome every single one! Tune in to hear his story, and learn about the wonders of wild harvesting and Kombucha!
Jennifer Moreau is a 19-year-old, SFU student, entrepreneur, and financial advisor. Jennifer built a great connection with a successful finance professional and was fortunate to receive some mentorship. As her own knowledge expands, she begins to "fly on her own" and provide sound advice to young individuals looking to ensure financial stability.
Listen to hear her story!
Owen McBride, founder of Private Coaching Co is an SFU Health Sciences student who identified a major issue in youth sports and is now on a mission to fix it. Along the way, he has grown from a team of one to now having 13 coaches alongside him.
Private Coaching Co:
https://www.instagram.com/privatecoachingco/
https://www.privatecoachingco.com/
Meet Darren Honeysett, the washed up student athlete, wanna be waterman, crab fisherman, graphic artist, investor, digital marketer & stumbling entrepreneur. In this episode, Darren and I fire back and forth over topics. such as sales, marketing, funny business stories, and even crypto!
Learn more about Darren here:
https://www.darrenhoneysett.com/
The 17-year-old entrepreneur and founder of ARKTYC, the graphic design company has a very unique business model. During the pandemic, Reuven wanted a way to keep busy. So he combined his passions for hockey and graphic design to create logos and sell merchandise for high-end athletes. Reuven has been able to make waves in the hockey industry completing a logo for a player on almost every major junior team in North America. Additionally, he's been able to get some business among the NHL.
Kirk Jakesta, former construction worker who now runs his marketing agency Budnation agency goes deep into the single thing that has helped him succeed... his mind. In this episode we talk mindset, the "agency life" and share a few funny stories.
Kirk's Details:
https://budnationagency.com/
https://www.instagram.com/thekirkjakesta/
In this episode, we chat with Dustin Jones, owner of Vaughan Auto Care. Dustin shares his unique story about how his company came to be. From having to leave his job working for a detailing company because he was doing "too good of a job" to now running his own detailing company which he provides a premium service.
Brendan Flynn, owner of Liberty Aquarium Services talks business. Sharing unique stories of his success, failures, and lessons learned on his journey to where he is today. This kid proves age is just a number!