Podcast appearances and mentions of tasha meys

The beautiful, talented Tasha Meys joins us on the podcast today. Recent bride, and wedding vendor herself being a photographer. This is one is full of incredible advice and perspective, it is one you will get a lot out of!  A few things we cover: Her background in photography, resisting doing weddings for a while and eventually falling in love with them as soon as she photographed one. How she met her husband, crossing paths in their careers and then eventually socially. Their off-the-grid proposal and how they soaked up their just-engaged bubble. Finding the perfect venue that reflects them as a couple. Being intentional with planning to enjoy every part and make tasks an experience and memory with others. Choosing her bridal party and considering how much involvement they had in the leadup, not putting expectations or pressure on people. Their pre-wedding events and how that gave them so much more quality time with their guests. How the energy of everyone around you really sets your day and how to intentionally set the tone. Having a moment alone on her wedding day and how grounding that was. The importance of an on-the-day coordinator. Choosing quality over excess. Post-wedding blues and the actual chemicals in your brain that have a part to play in it. How communication is so important for vendors and how you can tell someone's vibe even through their emails. ...and so much more! Below you can find the handles for all T & R's vendors. Be sure to check out some of their photos on IG at ⁠@thekiwiweddingpodcast⁠ + give us a follow. Follow Tash: @tashameys @tastefullytash @tastefully_studios Vendors: ⁠@coromandelweddings⁠ ⁠@orua_beachhouse⁠ ⁠@cassandraladru⁠ ⁠@leroexmedia⁠ ⁠@asterandbloom⁠ ⁠@_sugarfish_⁠ ⁠@paperdarlingnz⁠ ⁠@trishpeng⁠ ⁠@samhartsam⁠ ⁠@boutiquebride⁠ ⁠@sayi_do⁠

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In this episode I speak to the bubbly and happy Tasha Meys aka @tastefullytash – content creator, digital marketer and podcast host. It’s really hard to define what Tasha does with a single job title, basically she is a master of….Instagram – and she’s made a career out of it. As a content creator and photographer (@tastefully_studios) she works with brands to create ‘thumb-stopping’ imagery for their products and she works with brands in the ‘influencer’ space – helping businesses promote and market their products to around 60k of her insta-followers. As well as all that, Tasha hosts the popular @acethegrampodcast with her business partner @vivconway_. I’ve followed Tasha on Instagram for a while and am a big fan of Ace The Gram but I was really interested to talk to Tasha as not only is she a bonafide ‘influencer’ but she is also a digital native, identifying the power of Instagram at university (at an age where many of us were still calling our friends and families on landlines). From there she has harnessed the world of social media, built a business around it and become an expert in it. This is an awesome episode full of many insights, particularly into the world of marketing and Instagram, I hope you enjoy.You should totally check out Tash on all her Instagram handles - @tastefullytash (48k followers!), @tastefully_studios (13.8k followers) and my personal favourite @acethegrampodcast. For show notes visit supercreativepodcast.com Hosted by Catie DawsonBought to you by Somewhere CreativeFind us on Instagram - @supercreativepodcast

Viv Conway and Tash Meys originally had companies on the side whilst they were friends at college. They focused on Instagram as the platform to grow their businesses, and eventually had so much success with it that they decided to ditch their side hustles and open up their own Instagram agency called Ace The Gram.  Not only have they mastered Instagram to move their personal profiles to over 200K followers, but they have worked with clients from 70 followers to 1.9 million followers across Australia, the USA, the UK, and New Zealand. From influencer marketing and giveaways, to using Instagram for driving traffic to your website/product, Viv and Tash now work to bring their knowledge and passion to anyone who wants to leverage social media for their business. They are excited to share everything they have learnt along their journey and they're doing that on this show. Enjoy! What you'll discover: Where Instagram fits into the social media ecco-system. Why patience is needed for sustainable growth and better quality followers. Why your ideal audience is not only critical for your business in general, but super important when it comes to Instagram. How having a clear message and understanding the niche that you are in will grow your audience faster.  Guidance on strategy for using Instagram in your business. One of the biggest myths about how to reach your audience on Instagram. What it means to optimise your profile and how to do it. How you can use influencer marketing in your marketing strategy. What ‘valuable' content looks like on Instagram. Specific tips for speakers and entrepreneurs who want to build their audience and brand using instagram. What branded hashtags are, and how to use them to your advantage. Where Instagram stories can fit into your strategy. Understand more about the Instagram algorithm and how this might help you. Why using multiple social media platforms is important for your marketing strategy, and which combination is currently the strongest. Tips for using Instagram to build a community and boost engagement. All things Ace the Gram: Website acethegram Instagram @acethegram Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/instagramgrowthandengagement/ Books: Awaken the Giant Within by Tony Robbins The Defining Decade - Why Your Twenties Matter and How to Make the Most of them by Meg Jay Resources: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thespeakingclub/ https://www.facebook.com/SarahArcherSpeak/ https://www.saraharcher.co.uk https://www.thespeakingclub.com/masterclass https://www.standoutpitch.com Thanks for listening!  To share your thoughts:                                                       leave a comment below.     Share this show on Twitter, Facebook or LinkedIn. To help the show out:     Leave an honest review on iTunes. Your ratings and review really help get the word out and I read each one.     Subscribe on iTunes.

Words from Tash:. “A lot of this day and age, especially being a woman, you have to be sort of effortless with everything that you do. There's a lot of influencers that grew in the early days effortlessly, and now they get quite jaded about the Instagram world.” In this episode, we talk about: How asking for a camera for her 11th birthday led her to food styling and photography How a synchronistic meeting with a childhood friend led Tash to an opportunity that saw her move to Los Angeles. Tall Poppy Syndrome How she grew her social media following to 70k How being strategic with her Instagram tactics early on, whilst other influencers weren't, really helped her growth, and the secrets that helped her grow. The weirdest thing Tash has ever been sent by a brand. How Tash enforces boundaries around social media self care. Life as a professional Instagrammer, behind the scenes, and the moral responsibilities of a content creator. What Tash would do if she wasn't a content creator. Sliding into the DM's of famous people in LA (and how she would trick them into replying) How Tash slotted into LA life by going to every event  How the idea for Ace The Gram podcast and training came about. The top 3 tips that Tash teaches in her Instagram workshops. Her thoughts on buying Instagram followers The importance of an email list and why The biggest Instagram no-no's that small business owners often do Tash's favourite accounts to follow The future of Instagram What's in the 2020 pipeline for Tash and Ace The Gram podcast Her idea of wellness Where to find Tasha Meys: Food Stylist Instagram: @Tastefullytash Personal Instagram: @tashameys Art Instagram: @Tashameys_art Ace The Gram podcast: @Acethegrampodcast Learn more: acethegram.com Learn more: tastefullytash.com

“To grow on Instagram you have to actively go out and get your audience.” Vivien Conway and Tasha Meys, the dynamic duo that is Viv and Tash, are Instagram experts and co-founders of Instagram specialist company, Ace The Gram. They are millennials on a mission: to help everyone reap the infinite benefits of nailing Instagram. Viv and Tash have over 200K net followers on their personal Instagrams and have worked with clients from 70 followers to 1.9 million followers across Australia, the U.S., and New Zealand. They have discovered firsthand how building a dedicated Instagram following can significantly accelerate the success of your personal brand or business. Tash uses her skills in content creation to create thumb-stopping creative Instagram pictures for brands’ Instagram platforms. Viv successfully built her own sportswear brand on Instagram. Through her own experience, Viv learned the best techniques for influencer marketing and has grown multiple accounts from zero to 30K in less than a year.  Listen And Learn: • How to ensure that each of your social media strategies is targeted to each of your audience profiles. • The most important element of Instagram messaging. • The importance of investing in good visual content and creating engaging captions. • How to build your Instagram following, and build it quickly. • Creating enticing – but simple – giveaway strategies. • The top three “must-dos” when creating powerful influencer campaigns. TO LEARN MORE ABOUT  ACE THE GRAM, CLICK HERE. TO FIND VIVIEN CONWAY ON LINKEDIN, CLICK HERE. TO FIND TASHA MEYS ON LINKEDIN, CLICK HERE. Want to know how to capitalize on the power of Instagram? Call LORI JONES and the team at Avocet today at 303-678-7102 to learn more.

Tasha Meys Tasha Meys is the Owner & Creator at @tastefullytash @tashameys @tashameys_art (combined 70k+ followers). She is also co-founder of Ace the Gram, co-host of Ace the Gram Podcast and co-admin of the Facebook Group Instagram Growth & Engagement (20k+) She uses her experience as an Instagram content creator and influencer to teach brands and individuals how to use Instagram as an effective marketing tool. She's also an artist, health and wellness blogger, food stylist, food photographer and social influencer.   Listen to another #12minconvo

Tasha Meys aka @tastefullytash has over 70k followers across her 3 Instagram accounts. She is also co-host of the Ace the Gram podcast. Tash is passionate about the opportunities Instagram has given her as a platform to showcase her creative work. Tash's Instagram accounts have taken her all over the world and connected like-minded minded brands, creatives, business owners and friends.  This interview is Viv interviewing Tash on her background and why she started Tastefullytash.  Show Notes: Tash [1:00] Why Tash started @tastefullytash [2.55] Where Tasha's passion for health and wellness began [4.37] Tasha's journey to starting Ace the Gram - how she got started in Instagram and the people who inspired her - @healthyalways, @deliciouslyella, @thefitfoodieblog [6.44] What life on her on terms means to Tash [7.20] How Instagram changed Tasha's life and why that motivates her work for Ace the Gram [8.40] Tasha's favourite aspects of Ace the Gram (and why it's not Viv :P ) [10.24] What Tash is excited about at the moment and how she stays inspired by the content she creates [11.17] Why Tash never felt like a true artist growing up [13.27] What Ace the Gram would look like if Tash ran it by herself or it Viv ran it by herself [13.45] What Tash is excited about in the future [14.55] Tash and Viv's goals for Ace the Gram [15.17] The biggest misconceptions about Ace the Gram [16.14] What Tasha's perfect room would look like [17.35] What Viv's dream room would look like [18.58] What is something Tash will never do again [20.08] Why Tasha loves Taylor Swift so much [22.24] Tasha's adventures at Outward Bound and why she spent 3 days and 3 nights in the bush by herself [24.50] Who inspires Tash - @tezzamb @elsas_wholesomelife @mikutas @gypsea_lust [27.10] Tash on meeting Chris Pine Check out @acethegrampodcast on Instagram Tasha's Instagram: @tastefullytash Viv's Instagram: @vivconway_    

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Just work on doing things for you and developing skills while doing it. In this episode of Nat Chat, I’m joined by Hannah Phillips. Hannah started her own media company while still in high school which began with photography. Not long after, it quickly grew into branding and social media management, as well. By the time she was ready to go to college, she was making enough money to support herself and decided to focus on her business instead. She did end up going through Praxis, which was discussed in my episodes with Zak Slayback and Aaron Watson. Through it all, she’s been able to develop her skills in photography, media, and social media marketing, and grow this business that’s supporting her, despite her only being 20 years old. Hannah is an excellent person to learn from for those of you with a creative ability or for those that just want to get into something entrepreneurial. We cover a wide range of topics, including: How Hannah started and grew a successful media company How she primarily learned through self-education Getting accepted into Praxis and what the curriculum looks like there How others can pursue a similar, artistic lifestyle A couple of Hannah’s favorite books Advice for those wanting to get into entrepreneurial pursuits And much more. Please enjoy, and reach out to Hannah on Instagram! If you enjoyed this episode and the bits on sidestepping college and self-education, be sure to check out my episode with Zak Slayback, as well as my episode with Bekah Lundy. If you enjoyed our discussion on entrepreneurial endeavors, be sure to check out my episode with Justin Mares and my episode with Tasha Meys.   Find Hannah online: HP Media Instagram Mentioned in the show: Praxis [1:34] Pittsburgh Thunderbirds [1:49] Men’s Futures of Pittsburgh [4:44] HP Media [7:02] Photoshop [8:20] Pinterest [25:33] Books mentioned: The War of Art [20:00] (Nat’s Notes) Impossible to Ignore [20:25] Pitch Anything [21:24] People mentioned: Zak Slayback [0:41] (Nat Chat episode with Zak) Aaron Watson [1:27] (Nat Chat episode with Aaron) Chris Bosh [20:28] Oren Klaff [21:25] 1:18 - Introduction to Hannah, her association with a previous podcast guest, Aaron Watson, and how she got into Praxis. 2:15 - How Hannah got started with doing photography for the Pittsburgh Thunderbirds, a professional ultimate frisbee team. 4:31 - Hannah’s first professional clients that she had for her photography and her thoughts on whether she’s always been interested in sports photography. 5:34 - How long Hannah’s been professional photographing and when she started her media company. Also, Hannah speaking about when her business first started to become profitable and detailing a bit on her company’s journey. 7:06 - The main things that Hannah focused on in the beginning of her company and detailing a bit on what she does now. 8:01 - How Hannah learned branding, consulting, social media marketing, and other skills. 8:47 - Hannah discussing her decision on not going to college and instead, working on her company full-time and self-educating herself. 10:12 - How Hannah found the confidence to not go to college and be okay. Also, her experience with being homeschooled. 12:13 - Hannah discussing her homeschooling experience a bit more, some discussion on self-directed learning, and what her education looked like in the later years. Also, advice for others looking to learn more and become more successful. 14:26 - Whether or not Hannah did any mentoring and her experience with giving speeches. Some discussion on her journey with Praxis and the impact it had, as well. 16:54 - What the application and qualification process for Praxis looks like, and what you have to prove. Also, what the curriculum looked like for Praxis. 19:56 - Some of the books that Praxis required students to read and Hannah discussing a couple of her favorite books. Some detail on pitching and sales, too. 23:06 - Hannah’s favorite person that she’s working with currently and what she does for that person. Afterwards, a bit about her experiences with Instagram marketing. 25:40 - How she got linked up with a marketing company while in Praxis and her speaking about cutting her apprenticeship short with that company. 27:30 - Hannah’s speaking about her financial security and her long-term goals with her company, HP Media. Also, Hannah’s thoughts on why so many artistic and creative people don’t make a job out of those skills. 31:20 - Hannah’s first project that she did outside of the school environment and what her first photography project for someone else was. 33:02 - Some things not mentioned so far that Hannah believes is really important for entrepreneurial success. 34:10 - Hannah’s biggest challenge she’s had from making her business her lifestyle and how she maintains her motivation. 36:10 - Some habits and small things that have helped Hannah do her best work. 38:36 - Wrap-up, some last pieces of advice from Hannah for others looking to be more successful and happy, and where to find Hannah online. If you enjoyed this episode, don’t forget to subscribe at https://nateliason.com/podcast Work on goals and projects that are in no way school or work related, just because that gives you something to feel good about accomplishing.

Seeking out experiences where you’re forced to learn, will create so many of these moments, where you’re going to look at things completely differently when you’re done. In this episode of Nat Chat, I’m joined by Cory Ames. Cory was going to college at Gonzaga University where he took on an apprenticeship with a marketing agency. His apprenticeship with that agency quickly earned him bigger and bigger roles, where within a couple of years, he was actually running the whole company while being only 23 years old. He figured everything out on his own through various projects in college and by reaching out to others to learn from them. Currently, Cory’s out of that marketing agency and is working on some of his own projects. Cory’s a great model to follow for those wanting to pursue their goals, those wanting to self-educate themselves, and for those wanting to get into entrepreneurial pursuits. We cover a wide range of topics, including: Deconstructing skills and learning them on your own Self-educating yourself outside of the college environment His journey towards running a multi-million dollar company at only 23 years old Finding the confidence to leave school and pursue your goals Promoting your skillset and finding clients for your skills Resources and books that have helped Cory out along the way And much more. Please enjoy, and reach out to Cory on Twitter! If you enjoyed this episode and want to learn more on self-education, be sure to check out my episode with Zak Slayback and my episode with Zen Dude Fitness, where we go in-depth on self-educating yourself and much more. You’ll also like my episode with Tasha Meys, where we discuss finding mentors, promoting your skillset, and more. Find Cory Online: Twitter Linkedin Website Cory’s Newsletter Mentioned in the show: Gonzaga University [0:28] Nat’s Wiki Strategy article [1:30] WordPress [8:26] Firegang [12:09] Moz’s Whiteboard Fridays [15:50] Clickminded Course [16:30] Backlinko Blog [16:32] Airbnb [16:58] Zoom [27:55] Books mentioned: The 4-Hour Chef [3:25] (Nat’s Notes) The Art of Learning [3:30] (Nat's Notes) The 4-Hour Workweek [8:08] (Nat’s Notes) Getting Everything You Can Out of All You’ve Got [36:55] People mentioned: Casey Ames [1:35] Taylor Pearson [1:36] (Nat Chat episode with Taylor) Tim Ferriss [3:25] Josh Waitzkin [3:30] Tommy Griffith [16:30] Blake Boles [23:19] (Nat Chat episode with Blake) Jay Abraham [37:10] 1:17 - Intro to Cory, what he’s currently working on, and him detailing his experience with learning photography. Also, how he’s finding people to reach out to, to learn photography. 5:34 - Some of the things Cory’s learned so far with photography within the deconstruction phase. 6:59 - How long Cory has been learning photography and some things he’s been doing for income. 7:27 - Cory’s journey to becoming CEO of a multi-million dollar marketing company being only 23 years old. 9:07 - What Cory was first doing for that marketing company and discussion on how large the company was. Also, what happened after he got the job there. 12:25 - What gave Cory the confidence to leave school and not go back. Also, some info on Cory’s affiliate website. 14:55 - How Cory learned SEO and a few resources that were really helpful for him learning SEO. 17:29 - Some other projects and things that helped Cory with self-educating himself. 19:43 - What Cory was studying while he was in college and what steered him away from college the most. Also, detailing some of the pros and cons of college. 23:03 - Cory’s experience with traveling to South America and some lessons that he learned while there. Also, his experiences and his traveling after leaving South America and living in Austin, Texas. 27:13 - How the team at the marketing company worked together and his thoughts on managing travel and working. 29:57 - Cory’s progression from the lead SEO role to then leading the company. Also, why he resigned from the company. 33:20 - Some things that happened after Cory resigned and what he plans to work on in the future. 36:18 - How Cory finds the clients to work with and some advice he has for others wanting to find clients. 37:55 - Some big long-term goals and projects that Cory’s currently striving for. 39:14 - Some thoughts on working with the state and local level of politics. 40:39 - The life-changing books that Cory’s read and experiences that he’s had. 43:02 - Wrap-up, where to find Cory online, and where to reach out to him at. If you enjoyed this episode, don’t forget to subscribe at https://nateliason.com/podcast Build skills that can help other people, and then just have enough conversations about it with other people and their projects.

Unschooling is more about self-directed learning, finding out what you’re interested in, and going really deep into something. In this episode of Nat Chat, I’m joined by Blake Boles. While in college, Blake stumbled upon a book that really opened his eyes to the world of unschooling, alternative education, and how students could be learning better outside of the traditional systems. Shortly after graduating, he worked in California doing outdoor education and then ran off to South America for three months, where he decided he wanted to work within the alternative education field while also traveling. He then started Unschool Adventures, where he takes students on two-month trips to interesting places around the world. Blake is an excellent guy to follow if you’re into the alternative education and unschooling movement, as well as the digital nomad space. We covered a wide range of topics, including: Alternative educational systems The unschooling movement and its goals Finding the motivation to leave the traditional school system Fixing the existing school systems The importance of self-directed learning Turning your passions into a career And much more. Please enjoy, and reach out to Blake on his website! If you enjoyed this episode and the bits on turning your passion into a career, you’ll like my episode with Tasha Meys, where we talk about that and more. If you want more on the schooling system, be sure to listen to my episode with William Deresiewicz, where we discuss that in-depth.   Find Blake Online: Website Unschool Adventures How to Live Nowhere Mentioned in the show: Unschool Adventures [0:55] Lonely Planet [3:27] Summerhill School [9:05] Astro Camp [9:41] Not Back to School Camp [13:41] Couchsurfing [34:16] Minerva [34:37] (Nat Chat episode with the founder) Liberated Learners [36:49] North Star [36:54] Lord of the Flies [37:53] Arthur Morgan school [40:20] Mooc [43:12] Blakes website [51:44] Blake’s newsletter [51:44] How to Live Nowhere [52:47] Books mentioned: Dumbing Us Down [11:11] A Different Kind of Teacher [11:13] Excellent Sheep [30:15] (Nat’s Notes) (Nat Chat episode) The Art of Self-directed Learning [51:44] (Blake’s other books) People mentioned: John Taylor Gatto [8:04] William Deresiewicz [30:15] (Nat Chat episode) 1:50 - Intro to Blake, some background on what he does, and some information on his business Unschool Adventures, where he takes unschooled teenagers on international trips. Also, how he figures out which places to take his students and some details on what they learn. 5:50 - Why Blake chose to do these trips for a younger crowd and who these students are. 7:06 - How Blake got involved in the unschooling movement, some of his experiences growing up with it, and his education. 11:23 - What Blake did before he started getting into the unschool movement and his transformational travel experience to South America. Also, how he started his lifestyle business and its beginnings. 16:32 - What made Blake choose to get into unschooling compared to other alternative schooling methods and him discussing some of the homeschooling laws in Germany and in the US. 20:11 - Blake’s thoughts on social integration with unschooling and some in-depth information on the social aspect of unschooling. Also, how it can be really beneficial for sociability. 25:11 - Blake's thoughts on whether it requires a certain type of person for unschooling and on whether it could work for every kid. 28:41 - Wealthy students sometimes having it the worst with going to these top schools and the negative aspects of the social pressure that they face with those schools. Blake’s thoughts on changing the existing school systems or whether it’s okay for a certain type of person. Also, the lack of self-efficacy with these traditional compared to unschooled students. 33:00 - Whether or not Blake was always comfortable figuring things out on his own and some of the things that helped him out the most with self-directed learning. 34:29 - Blake's thoughts on other alternative schooling programs and his thoughts on the practical issue that families interested in unschooling face, which is that the parents working often or that there’s only one parent. Also, which alternative school models Blake recommends the most. 39:19 - Whether or not Blake has thought about starting a center modeled after these other effective self-directed learning centers. Also, some of his future plans within the unschooling space. 42:16 - Blake’s ideas for fixing the education problem at the parental level, some more thoughts on how Blake’s parents helped him out regarding education, how parents can help their children more in regards to education, and where he started when he began questioning the education system. 46:37 - Blake detailing the de-schooling process and talking about the transition phases between mentally demanding periods of life. 49:10 - Some last thoughts from Blake and some thoughts on the extreme social comparison that can be made between unschooled students and regular students. 51:44 - Wrap-up and where to find Blake online. If you enjoyed this episode, don’t forget to subscribe at https://nateliason.com/podcast Unrestricted travel, in general, is such a great corollary for self-directed learning for having to figure out who you are and what you want to do, because no one’s going to hold your hand or make it easy for you or if they do, they’re going to charge you a bunch of money.

Taking action in anything is going to have a much better result than doing nothing. In this episode, I’m joined by Tasha Meys. Tasha grew up in New Zealand and studied psychology, which she quickly got out of when she realized it wasn’t for her, going on to study food and nutrition instead. Around her sophomore year of college, she decided that she needed a portfolio for getting jobs post-graduation and got really into Instagram. Shortly after graduating, she began to get solicited by large brands wanting to be promoted on her Instagram page. Now, she consults companies on how to grow their own social media influence and helps others do the same. Tasha is a great example of someone who turned their passion into a fulfilling and successful lifestyle and is a great person to emulate if you want to do something similar. We cover a wide range of topics, including: Reaching out and finding good mentors Improving your confidence with online publicity Growing your social media influence Bringing your skills to the table with social platforms Gaining more financial independence through social media Tasha’s pivotal book recommendations And much more. Please enjoy, and reach out to Tasha on Instagram! If you enjoyed this episode and liked the sections on travel, be sure to check out my episode with Connor Grooms, and if you want to learn more about finding valuable mentors be sure to listen to my episode with Charlie Hoehn, where we go in-depth on that. Lastly, if you’re interested in finding your passion, you’ll enjoy my episode with Thomas Frank. Find Tasha Online: Health Instagram (main) Travel Instagram Art Instagram Website Instagram Growth and Engagement Facebook group   Mentioned in the show: Outward Bound [19:14] Lewis Howes podcast [35:37] Tim Ferriss podcast [35:37] Books mentioned: Color Me Creative [3:58] Color Me Inspired [4:01] The Defining Decade [35:20] (Nat’s Notes) Awaken the Giant Within [35:30] (Nat’s Notes) People mentioned: Kristina Webb [3:47] Harper Collins [3:55] 0:00 - Intro to the show and some background information on Tasha. 1:13 - Tasha’s introduction, her detailing some of her traveling experiences, and a few of her business and writing experiences. 4:23 - How Tasha got involved with work based around Instagram, how she gained following on her Instagram, and what she studied in college. 8:58 - Tasha detailing what her college experience in New Zealand was like. 13:04 - What Tasha got into after graduating, how she landed her first social media managing job for a company in New Zealand, and then into work around Instagram. 16:46 - How Tasha learned how to successfully grow her Instagram and make a career out of that space. 18:30 - How Tasha overcame some of these personal barriers in the beginning of her Instagram career, promoted her work, and sharing advice that you can use. 21:58 - One of the biggest lessons that Tasha’s learned from her journey with Instagram, and her speaking on finding and learning from mentors. 24:45 - What Tasha’s process for reaching out to others looks like and some thoughts on being successful. 26:37 - When Tasha and her business partner started getting into consulting work, how long they’ve been working on their business, and how many clients they typically work with. 30:15 - What Tasha’s long-term goals are for the business and her own Instagram. 33:14 - How Tasha’s parents felt when she left the company in New Zealand to fly to America to work on Instagram. 34:30 - Some books that were pivotal to Tasha’s way of thinking and where she gets a lot of her information and advice from. 37:59 - Some last pieces of advice from Tasha and some things that she wished she’d known before starting all of this. 39:26 - Wrap-up and where to find Tasha online. If you enjoyed this episode, don’t forget to subscribe at https://nateliason.com/podcast “Literally just ask someone that’s doing exactly what you want to do about how they got there.”