Höre Grind & Grow Podcast

Being a full fledged entrepreneur is very hard but doable in today’s America. You have to become more fearless than ever before to see your vision pay off properly. Don’t be ashamed if you need to cut expenses and regroup for awhile. Do so ! Once your finances are back in order then go back in. Never give up on your goals and stay focused on your next level.

Marcel Theo Hall, known professionally as Biz Markie, was an American rapper, singer-songwriter, DJ, and record producer. Markie was best known for his 1989 single "Just a Friend", which became a top 40 hit in several countries. (In his own words he explains where his name came from) “Biz comes from the first hip-hop tape I heard. It was ‘77 ‘78 from the L Brothers. Grand Wizard Theodore was the DJ, and the rappers was Kevvy Kev, Master Rob and Busy Bee Starski. I loved Busy Bee. Busy Bee just stuck with me. My name used to be Bizzy B Markie, and after a while I put the Biz with the Markie. My nickname in my neighborhood was Markie. Rest in paradise to a Legend

This episode is geared towards rejuvenating the spirit of all hustlers. No matter what you sell your product your service it is the way you eat in the way you feed your family. Sometimes as entrepreneurs we may not always have the support we may need all the time. The one thing we cannot do is give up on our goals and definite desires. It is your responsibility to live your life to the fullest. Google and YouTube are your best friend. Use them wisely to learn about any subject matter concerning your business. #nevergiveup™️

Every so often we all have to make moves according to how we live. Some of us don’t believe in taking Risk to get ahead. For those of us that do.

There are so many reasons why people of color kill each other. This episode is dedicated to everyone we lost in the United States 🇺🇸 to senseless shootings and killings. We kill each other over street corners and neighborhoods that we don’t even own. The judges and probation officers Control the tempo and quality of our current lives. Let’s do something about it instead of constantly complain and pointing the finger at everyone else except us. Remember everything that you go through is only what you allow you and yours to go through. No one else can compensate for you standing up for your family and community.