i turned 60 minutes of crying in my car into $14k ft Tasia Clemons

This week, Ashley joined by Tasia Clemons. Tasia is the Associate Director of Orientation at a small college in Massachusetts and a transformative mentor helping BIPOC and Queer professionals turn their skills and passions into thriving online service-based businesses. While balancing her 9-5, Tasia uses a restorative justice approach to empower her clients to break free from traditional career paths and create offers rooted in their unique identities and values. Although she thought she would be a sociology professor one day after being the first in her family to graduate from college with sociology degree & a masters degree in higher education, she has been able to use her education skills, sociological background & passion for a better society by guiding others toward building businesses that feel aligned, impactful, and unapologetically authentic.

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