How to Hustle and WIN: Excerpt, Chapter I

The excerpt presented here is Ground Zero of How to Hustle and WIN, which is primarily out of chapter one.

Supreme Understanding sets the tone of this eye-opening journey towards self-liberation, by laying the foundation in terms of what this book is and is-not. Self-liberation, we learn, is not simply a gain in material wealth, but is the necessary foundation for material wealth. But the shocking truth revealed in this novel is the root knowledge that makes liberation of the self possible: The knowledge of who and what we are.

As Supreme Understanding states in the beginning: "Now, let’s be clear. The word “survive” means getting out, because staying trapped ain’t survival in any sense of the word. When I say survival, I’m talking about success. After all, there’s nothing less that we deserve."

No matter what your "status" in life is, or where you are from, Supreme Understanding delivers on a promise that the clergy, educational system, and many of our own parents fail to: To give us all the tools we need to live a full and meaningful life; here on Earth.

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Supreme Understanding returns with another handbook for attaining success in spite of all odds. The first installment in the series, How to Hustle and Win: A Survival Guide for the Ghetto, explored personal development and self-empowerment.

Rap, Race and Revolution: Solutions for Our Struggle expands on that ethic by equipping its readers with the tools to change their world for the better.

Rap, Race and Revolution adheres to Supreme’s tested formula of straight talk and practical solutions. The author seamlessly weaves tales of urban oppression and survival with anecdotal humor; juxtaposed with a searing wit and brutal honesty.

With Supreme Understanding’s capacity for making sense out of an increasingly senseless world, Rap, Race and Revolution is far from a litany of problems without solutions. Rather, it is a textbook for anyone pursuing personal freedom and social transformation.

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