I have one for you…

I’ve owned business in the past [most recently in real estate] but got out of that sector (full time) back in 2007, just as the market was diminishing. This is when I went back to corporate America. Don’t worry, because even as an employee I have an entrepreneurial mindset- so I operate as my own business unit. My learnings from running my own businesses have taken my business maturity to the next level, giving me a vast advantage over my peers.

Working corporate American (notice I didn’t say ”working-in”) provides me with a few things that I really do appreciate at the current time: great compensation with minimal risk, flexible work hours (I work from home and from the office), exposure to high level contacts in major corporations and everyday is a challenge, and the ability to be creative in ”running my business”.

I’m not at a average person’s level, in terms of drive…but I want to note that I’ve set up my situation, and positioned myself into having the job luxuries described above with well thought out and calculated strategy.

Just recently I started up HustlersNotebook.com, which launched July 2010. It’s been a hell of a run for me, learning the development side, while trying to get solid content up - but I love the challenge. My main goal with the site is to help others. My monetary expectations at this point are not high, but in the long run I have some ideas up my sleeve.

I really enjoy helping people and watching folks get a kick out of my hustler’s perspective on things. I have a fundamentally street smart approach which overrides the college education I’ve acquired. My passion for helping others is what sparked me to start up the website blog. I know that’s counter intuitive in the blogging game, but it is what it is.

If you have any suggestive comments for me, let me know.

-Jk hustle