Video: EMMA LEE M.C. - FOR THE HUSTLER VOL. 2: INVESTMENT VS. INVESTOR

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You've peeped our 101 for investors & entrepreneurs, now here's the level up in the much anticipated "For The Hustler Volume 2: The Investment vs. The Investor" by author, business + logistics consultant Trevor Cassaberry. "Hustler's Angels" graduate their "ACCOUNTSH*T" in EMMA LEE M.C.'s uber creative installment of the "RAP & REVIEWS" series. This book aims to strengthen, sharpen & empower you in all things decision making, financial empowerment, financial literacy, capital, negotiating, research, awareness, mobility, planning and quality of life. 

Rhymes set to "Independent Women" by Destiny's Child produced by Poke and Tone et al. (Columbia Records) as well as "APESHIT" by Beyonce and Jay-Z produced by Pharrell Williams et al. (Roc Nation, Parkwood Entertainment). 

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