I think a business and a hustle are two seperate things but can also be the same thing.

For example, someone who finds a supplier in China, sets up a website, sells a product, etc is clearly a business.

Someone who sees a Blockbuster store going out of business and stops in and buys some cheap DVD's to resell on eBay is more of a hustle.

That's not however to say that the hustler doesn't have success, realize he's onto something and find a supplier for games so he can continue to run his business even after he sells out of his limited inventory.

I guess at the end of the day each person has to decide for themsevles whether they want a real business or a hustle, it's not my place to decide for someone. That said personally speaking I view for example a dropshipper as more of a hustler and someone buying inventory as more of a real business because the second person actually has some control over there business where as the first doesn't.

I think we can further break down a hustle into a side hustle. I do a weekly series every tuesday and thursday where we talk about different side hustle businesses. A side hustle is typically something you can start outside of your 9-5 job without a ton of money and something that works wtihin your schedule and free time.

I love side hustles as they oftentimes lead to a real business if done right, but you can get them started without a lot of risk or money