Failure Is Not an Option - What Separates Quitters From Builders

Routine, Consistency & Team Building with Kristen Kane

Back with another episode of Hustlers Mindset. Today I’m sitting with Kristen Kane, owner of Level Aesthetics in New Windsor, NY. Kristen is an all-in type of person — and we talk about what that actually looks like in real life: building a business from nothing, opening during COVID, leading a team, staying consistent, and why routine is the real secret. If you’re trying to grow a business or level up your mindset, this episode is for you.

Failure Is Not an Option - What Separates Quitters From Builders

Failure is not an option — and this episode explains why. In this episode of The Hustlers Mindset Podcast, I sit down with Sarah— a salon owner, beauty entrepreneur, and one of the most resilient people I know. We talk about growing up fast, hustling for survival, jumping before feeling ready, burning out, rebuilding, and learning how to keep going when life hits hard. This isn’t a highlight reel. It’s the real journey. If you’re building something, starting over, or questioning yourself — this conversation will hit home. Failure is not an option. Period.

He Went From His Last $200 to 7 Figures

Today I sat down with Steven Martinez (@scm.ink), and bro... this conversation was INSANE. Steven's out here with 6+ million followers, running THREE businesses - 1 tattoo shop in New York (with a second opening in Dallas), AND a social media consulting company helping tattoo artists and service businesses blow up online. All pulling in 7 figures.But it didn't start that way.He put his LAST $200 into a tattoo kit and bet on himself. No backup plan. No safety net. Just pure hustle. Listen to learn how his midset helped him!

He Lost It All… Then Built Tampa Bay’s #1 Body Shop

This episode is a real one. I sat down with one of my best friends Justin Torres, owner of Wrecktified in Clearwater, Florida, and we went all the way back — before the success, before the shop, before the reviews. Justin breaks down how he went from making $7,000 a week to $700 a week, losing everything, dealing with depression, and watching his cars get repossessed… then deciding to take his last $15,000 and bet it all on himself. We talk about: * hustling from a young age * becoming a father early and what that does to your mindset * building a business, losing it, and rebuilding from scratch * why failure isn’t a loss — it’s a lesson * and why sometimes the only move is to just jump This isn’t a highlight-reel success story. It’s the real side of entrepreneurship — the pressure, the fear, and the belief it takes to keep going. If you’re building something, rebuilding after a loss, or stuck at a crossroads… this one’s for you.