Faith Hustle Podcast

I'm sure you've had a bad experience where it turned for the worse. We all have! So how do we make sure that we don't allow bad experiences to become worse than they need to be? In this edition of 3 Minute Thursday, Fredy shares with you how having a teachable spirit prepares you to overcome future bad experiences.  The goal of this episode is to have you take advantage from bad experiences by learning from them so that you can crush it! www.FaithHustle.com www.FredyRomero.com  

We're going in deep this season and today we're talking about 3 Traits you must have to rebound after a failure.  This episode is for everyone!!!!   Let's get after it!

It's the first edition of #3MintueThursdays and let's discuss sowing! This is the leadership and life principle that will encourage you to work hard now so that you can reap the benefits later.  You need to know that every time you work hard, practice patience, and invest in yourself, you are sowing in expectation of a future harvest.        www.FaithHustle.com www.FredyRomero.com  

This season we are getting personal! We will be tackling the issues that are internal and then show up externally.  Today we discuss the different traps that you may be in. As you listen to this episode, evaluate as to where you are. Before we know where we're going we must first understand where we are.    Take action today and go crush it!   www.FaithHustle.com www.FredyRomero.com Fredy's Instagram Fredy's Facebook

This is one of the most personal podcasts we've ever produced and we pray that you enjoy the end of season 2!    Please follow us on Instagram and Facebook!   www.FredyRomero.com

You know that we preach community and groups because we believe that that can anchor your success and  so today, we brought someone in, who is leading one of the best niched community groups out there. Kevin Yap shares with us his story of how he started LASC with two friends, to provide value to artists and today, they have over 100 hundred people show up monthly, to their Monday Night Hang.  LASC is a prime example of community done right. As you listen to Kevin’s story, you’ll notice how the focus was never to have a big group but rather the focus was to provide value to people, to care for people, and to connect people.  It’s not about looking inward for your own gain but rather to look outward for the betterment of others.  Please take note that this isn't only for musicians or songwriters. These principles apply across the board.  For more in about LASC click here, LASC Instagram, LASC Facebook, and LASC Twitter.   Fredy's: website, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter.

Joshua Galinato shares how his passion and interests has become a booming business that started on YouTube and has now become a global service-based business for artists. In six months, Reload Sessions had become a fully-operational YouTube channel, releasing content every week and offering an increased audience reach to new artists. The channel is run in its entirety by Peppe and Joshua, who manage and work on every shoot - from the concept to the upload of the final video onto YouTube. Today, Reload Sessions is a well-established and constantly growing channel with over 15.5 million total views, 83,560 subscribers and over 300+ videos uploaded, with new videos released every week. Josh makes the case for starting where you are with what you have; the importance of serving your audience by bringing value; and being transparent with your audience.  Follow Reload Sessions on Youtube here Follow Reload Sessions on Instagram here Follow Reload Sessions on Facebook here

In our conversation with Jose Rodriguez, a pastor from San Bernardino, the founder of Rescue a Generation, and the author of "Sons in a Fatherless generation," we discuss what it means to live a candid life.  We talk about why it's important to be honest with yourself and others.  Specifically, Jose shares his story about how he got a mentor and a spiritual father.  The wisdom to be gained on today's episode will ignite a fire in you and will give you solid keys to get out of a rut.  Failure is an event.... not a state of mind... and today, you'll hear from someone who makes sure he rebounds better than he was before the mess-up.  You're perspective on failure will either propel you or it will enslave you. How do you view your current state? Jose Rodriguez: www.Rescueageneration.org Fredy:Coaching Fredy's Facebook Fredy's Instagram Fredy's Twitter   JC: JC's Facebook JC's Instagram  

Statistics state that over 74% of people have speech anxiety aka fear of public speaking.  In order to get your message across, you need to able to articulate what you’re thinking.  Today, your voice helps you spread your life’s mission.  So we’re thrilled to have on today’s episode, Jefte Villalta, a pastor from South Los Angeles to talk about communication and ways that you can prepare to execute that speech or sermon you’ve been entrusted to present.  We talk about why there's a lack of good speakers and what you can do to become one.   FOLLOW www.FaithHustle.com Faith Hustle Instagram Coach Fredy Romero Fredy's Instagram Fredy's Facebook JC's Instagram JC's Facebook

Today we have the honor of of talking to undeafeated, feather-weight UFC competitor, Brian T-City Ortega.  As one of the few people in the whole world, who has fought in the octagon in front of millions and won, Brian shares his philosophy of preparation, winning and losing on your own terms, setbacks, and the importance of surrounding yourself with good people to see your blind spots, to take care of you, and to push you to your limits. Brian talks about how he deals with injury and how he uses the time off for his advantage.  He shares light on why you need to continually have that core of loyal people that have your back in the good times and the bad.  Brian also talks about the fat that he dislikes the word "luck" because it undermines all of the hard work and sacrifice he has put in to advance his career.  You have to be mentally tough to win in the octagon and that preparation takes place outside of it.    Show notes: www.FaithHustle.com For coaching: www.FredyRomero.com Brian Ortega UFC page: http://ww

Today, Nohan Cruz joins us in studio to talk about the traits he looks for in up and comers. He shines the light on having hunger, passion, and internal desire to pursue your vision and goals.  He has personally mentored JC and I and we pray that this chat motivates you to lead better and to be better. You have to have passion in order to succeed. If you have passion and a hunger, then you'll attract mentors. People will want to pour into you if you show that you're hungry. If you want to mentor people you have to give them freedom to excel in all areas.  To develop hunger, you need to know what you're calling is. Ask questions. Ask yourself what you're good at and what interests you.  Why are you not hungry in life? Nike opened its doors to Nohan and he excelled in that company because of his passion. It's propelled him to travel for the company, opening stores, training team members, and empowering the amazing culture at Nike.  How does Nohan pick choose where his time and energy go? Learn how to say "no" t

Faith Hustle Podcast is back for another season! This year is OUR year to kick butt. We know that together is better. This quick intro episode let's you know that we will be interviewing men this season to better prepare for life, ministry, and business. Thank you for your support.  www.FredyRomero.com www.FaithHustle.com https://www.instagram.com/fredyjromero/ https://www.facebook.com/FredyJonathanRomero/

Today we take your questions and answering them! We are overwhelmed with gratitude because of your support and the response has been phenomenal!  Thank you, Faithful Hustlers, for listening, sharing, and joining the movement.  We loved receiving your questions and because of time, we couldn't get to them all in this episode. This show is actually a little longer than usual but we feel you'll love it.  Please submit any questions you may have to Fredy@FredyRomero.com Visit: www.FaithHustle.com Fredy: www.FredyRomero.com JC: www.JCVillafan.co Music by Jasmine Guerrero

JC and I discuss some of the amazing lessons we learned from Live 2 Lead, the premiere global leadership half-day conference that hosted John C. Maxwell, Simon Sinek, Liz Wiseman, and Dan Cathy. We were so impacted as entrepreneurs and business owners and feel that the lessons we learned will help you out too.  Be ready to grow today. Let us know if you're interested in attending a private Live 2 Lead rebroadcast. For show notes and to subscribe to our newsletter, visit www.FaithHustle.com  For more leadership coaching go to www.FredyRomero.com Please feel free to share this all of your friends and family. 

God looks at His wonderful creation, He takes a step back to admire it and says, “it is good.” But when He looks at Adam, working in the Garden of Eden, the perfect place, executing his calling, and sees him and says, “It is not good for man to be alone.” Why? Because two are better than one! We are meant, created to be in community.  You may feel alone and in this episode, coach Fredy and JC discuss why you to be in a community and surround yourself with an actual group of people.  We discuss the several options that are available to you. We break down the differences between the several types of group that you can join.  Choose what's best for you and we can't stress enough about you being in community.    Fredy J. Romero   www.FaithHustle.com   Don't do life alone. Don't do ministry alone. Don't do business alone. 

  Everyone wants success but few know the principle of investing in yourself. Ever hear people say they have no time for growth but binge on Netflix or they say they have no money for growth and spend money eating out everyday? Well, that all about to change with this episode! Your time and money are your two BIGGEST commodities. So instead of wondering how you should spend it, think of how you should invest it. How do you know where you should invest in yourself? Why? JC and Fredy discuss this principle in detail with their own experiences at hand. We pray the transparency blesses you. www.FaithHustle.com   Please leave us a rating and a review on iTunes. This helps us a lot!   

Are you struggling to lead others? Maybe it's because people don't like you. Or maybe they don't trust you. It's the truth and sometimes, in business and in life, we overlook this truth. Fredy and JC talk about the benefits of being liked and trusted. They also share practical steps that you can't implement today in your life.  You need to be authentic and real.  You also have to love yourself.    www.FaithHustle.com

Who is down to roll with you in life?  We make the case for meeting up with someone on a consistent basis and we share how that's been beneficial for us personally and in business.  In fact, this podcast is just a snippet of our 6 a.m. mastermind sessions.  Make the time to meet with someone regularly and notice how much you improve in achieving goals.    www.FaithHustle.com

JC received criticism and he kind of didn't like it even though he admits he needed to hear it. We can all relate to that! How much should we value the constructive criticism? And should we accept it from anyone with an opinion?  www.FaithHustle.com

Join us as we join you in this life-long journey of curiosity, where we exercise faith and hustle everyday to live life abundantly.  Go to www.FaithHustle.com to join the movement!