This week on Houston Hustle, we sit down with former professional goalkeeper turned entrepreneur, Eric Klenofsky, co-founder and co-owner of SetGK — one of the fastest-growing goalkeeper glove brands in the game.

After playing for Toronto FC II and coaching the Houston Dash goalkeepers at the professional level, Eric made a bold decision: step away from the security of a full-time coaching contract and go all-in on building his own brand. In this episode, he shares the mindset shifts, risks, and family-first values that drove that decision.

We talk about: • Building a brand “for the people, by the people” in a niche sports market • The power of mindset, abundance thinking, and embracing the right kind of hard • Leaving a stable job to chase a bigger vision • Why presence as a father mattered more than climbing the coaching ladder • Creating community in youth sports and developing the next generation of leaders

Eric opens up about the realities of entrepreneurship — the highs, the doubts, the discipline, and the stamina it takes to grow something meaningful. From delivering newspapers at 11 years old to flying pros in for national training events, his story is a reminder that growth requires courage.

If you’re building something of your own, balancing family and ambition, or chasing impact beyond income — this episode is for you.

Real hustle. Real stories. Real Houston.

Contact Eric at: https://setgk.com

https://www.instagram.com/setgkteam/

https://www.instagram.com/ericklenofsky/

https://www.tiktok.com/@setgkteam?lang=en

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This week on Houston Hustle, Dr. Paige and Dr. Charlie sit down with Patrick Anderson, founder of Leader Fitness, to talk about resilience, redemption, and building one of Houston’s most unique fitness communities.

Patrick shares his powerful story—from incarceration to entrepreneurship—and how fitness became the catalyst that changed his life. What started as personal transformation evolved into a thriving gym just outside Tomball, complete with an on-site hormone clinic, massage therapy, meal prep, sauna and plunge, and even a barber shop.

But this episode goes beyond business. We dive into: • Building culture over competition • Delegation, leadership, and scaling multiple companies • Work blocks and CEO time • Balancing ambition with family life • Giving back to the Houston community in a meaningful way • And what legacy really means

If you're an entrepreneur, a fitness enthusiast, or someone chasing growth in any area of life, this conversation is packed with insight and inspiration.

Real hustle. Real stories. Real Houston.

Contact Patrick at: https://leader.fitness/

https://www.instagram.com/justleaderfitness/

Host contact: https://www.championforestchiro.com/

In this episode of Houston Hustle, we sit down with Lester Nichols, managing attorney and founding partner of Nichols Law Group, to unpack the mindset behind one of Houston’s most entrepreneurial personal injury attorneys.

From nearly becoming a doctor to earning a 75% law school scholarship after crushing the LSAT, Lester shares the unexpected path that led him into law—and how representing his roommate in a minor car accident sparked the launch of his own firm.

But this isn’t just a legal story. It’s a masterclass in hustle.

We dive into:

• Building a law firm from his dining room table
• Marketing everywhere—including Panda Express lines and dating apps
• Buying a full-size bus as a mobile billboard
• Launching multiple businesses (car rentals, diminished value, property management, accident reconstruction) to solve client problems and create vertical integration
• The $1.8M case that changed everything
• Why hiring the right personal injury attorney truly matters
• Burnout, delegation, and building a business that runs without you
• Naming his kids after supercars and dreaming of a rocket ship in his backyard

Lester is aggressive in the courtroom, creative in business, and unapologetically authentic. This conversation is about solving problems, betting on yourself, and building something that lasts beyond you.

Real hustle. Real stories. Real Houston.

If you’re an entrepreneur, law student, or anyone who believes opportunity is created—not found—this episode is for you.

Reach Lester at: https://lesternicholslaw.com/ or call 713-705-2250

Contact Podcast Hosts: https://www.championforestchiro.com

In this episode of Houston Hustle, we sit down with Sammy "The Bull" Mongonia, founder of Sammy’s Muay Thai, to uncover the raw, unfiltered journey behind building a gym, a family, and a life rooted in discipline, purpose, and resilience .

Sammy shares how growing up immersed in Thai culture, experiencing loss at a young age, and battling depression shaped his path into Muay Thai — and eventually into entrepreneurship. What started with free classes in his garage during COVID evolved into a thriving gym built on trust, community, and relentless work ethic.

We dive into the realities of leaving a “safe” job, betting on yourself when everything feels uncertain, and navigating the unique challenges of running a business with your spouse. Sammy opens up about fatherhood, teaching kids the value of work, money, and accountability, and why being the man your son looks up to — and the man you’d want your daughter to marry — matters more than any title or income.

This conversation goes far beyond fighting. It’s about protecting your energy, cutting out toxicity, building culture intentionally, and redefining success as freedom, alignment, and impact — not just money or accolades.

If you’re an entrepreneur, parent, coach, or anyone grinding to build something meaningful while staying true to your values, this episode is for you.

Find Sammy at: https://www.sammysmuaythai.com/

Or on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sammysmuaythai/

https://www.instagram.com/sammythebullmongonia/

Host Contact: https:www.championforestchiro.com

In this episode of Houston Hustle, we sit down with John Despeaux, President of Guardian Roofing Texas, to talk about what it really takes to build trust in one of the most misunderstood and competitive industries in Houston. John shares his journey from military service to entrepreneurship, and how the values he learned in the military—discipline, leadership, and brutal honesty—became the foundation of his business. We dive into why trust is the real product in construction, how Guardian Roofing sets itself apart in an industry plagued by scams and shortcuts, and why John refuses to take a dollar upfront until the job is 100% complete. We also talk about navigating COVID as a contractor, building a strong team through intentional hiring and training, and why branding and social proof matter more than ever in today’s market. From residential roofs to major commercial projects, John explains how doing the right thing—every time—has fueled 12 years of sustainable growth. If you’re a business owner, contractor, or anyone looking to build a reputation that actually lasts, this episode is packed with real-world lessons on leadership, integrity, and long-term success. Find Guardian Roofing at: https://www.guardianroofingtexas.com/ https://www.instagram.com/guardianroofingtexas/ Or Call 832-998-3458

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Episode 5 Summary

In this episode of Houston Hustle, we sit down with Brian Constance, an oil and gas consultant and the founder of Constance Oil and Gas and Blue Collar Standard Co., to talk about what hustle really looks like behind the scenes.

Brian shares his unconventional path — dropping out of school, starting in the oilfield as a teenager, and working his way up through grit, pressure, and relentless discipline. We dive into the mental toughness required to thrive in high-stakes industries, how he handles long stretches away from family, and why mindset is often the deciding factor between those who make it and those who don’t.

We also explore how Brian unexpectedly built a global blue-collar clothing brand through social media, why authenticity beats strategy, and how leadership, integrity, and mentoring others have shaped both of his businesses.

This conversation is raw, honest, and packed with lessons for anyone building something from the ground up — especially those who know success doesn’t come without sacrifice.

Find Brian on Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@bluecollarstandardco

or https://www.bluecollarstandardco.com

Host Contact: https://www.championforestchiro.com

🐝 Episode Overview

In this episode of Houston Hustle, we sit down with Cyrus Nasr, a Houston-area beekeeper who turned an unexpected hobby into a thriving full-time business. With over 200 hives across multiple counties, Cyrus shares how he transitioned from the restaurant industry into beekeeping, built a sustainable business model, and created a lifestyle rooted in freedom, purpose, and service.

This conversation dives deep into entrepreneurship, mindset, customer service, health, and the unseen realities of running a local product-based business.

🔑 Key Topics & Takeaways

• From Restaurants to Beekeeping

• Cyrus spent 15 years in the restaurant industry before pivoting.
• What began as his wife’s gardening interest and a single beekeeping class quickly evolved into a business.
• A chance opportunity to buy 34 hives launched the venture headfirst.

• Turning a Hobby into a Full-Time Business

• Started with backyard hives and outgrew their home.
• COVID unexpectedly became a growth period rather than a setback.
• Built a workshop on personal property and scaled intentionally.

• The Business of Honey

• Operates hives across Harris, Montgomery, Fort Bend, and Waller counties.
• Sells raw honey, honeycomb, beeswax candles, bee pollen, and propolis.
• Supplies farmers markets, restaurants, and specialty retailers.

• What Makes His Honey Different

• Minimal processing to preserve natural benefits.
• Unfiltered/strained honey to retain pollen and enzymes.
• Emphasis on ethical, sustainable beekeeping practices.

• The Reality of Entrepreneurship

• Losing a top wholesale client and navigating financial uncertainty.
• Why mindset matters more than circumstances.
• The importance of adaptability and consistency.

• Customer Service as a Competitive Advantage

• Lessons from the restaurant industry applied to beekeeping.
• Why taking care of customers creates long-term success.
• How service builds trust and referrals organically.

• Redefining Success

• Freedom over hustle culture.
• Designing a business that supports life, not consumes it.
• “I can make any business work” mentality.

🌱 Favorite Quotes

• “The beehive is a medicine cabinet.”
• “You don’t worry about it — you just keep going.”
• “Customer service is everything.”
• “Success is building a business that gives you your life back.”

📍 Where to Find Cyrus

• Visit him at local Houston-area farmers markets
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hivebeefarmtx/
• https://www.hivebeefarm.com/
• Ask questions in person — education is part of the mission

Podcast Hosts:

https://www.championforestchiro.com