Tashia Scott's guest appearances

Tashia Scott

The Zip - An Ultra-Local Podcast

STRETCHYOURSELF

Mary Miller

Rand Fishkin

Lisa Nichols

Doc Searls

Elliot Katz

Todd Thomas

Ron Carucci

Diane Forster

Shari Thurow

Greg Gifford

Victoria Jones

Belinda Farrell

Jenn Hand

Rev Ciancio

Garrett Mehrguth

OwlTail

Join me in this SeLFLove series where I'll be talking with Tashia Scott,  CEO of Luvisagift, LLC and Founder of the Rescue Project about self love, self acceptance, and discovery. This is a great series and I look forward to sharing more people that will shares her journey and experience and give practical advice to help you to understand that the best relationship you can keep is the one with yourself, and as long as you are true to your values and who you are as a person, your life will attract people, resources and relationships that will accept you for being you.  Her self discovery led to her understanding the lack of self love, and she continues her journey and loves being comfortable in her own unique spirit. This podcast is packed with knowledge to help you bring awareness around your potential and by being you, you can create more healthy, sustaining relationships.

SeLFLoVe Candid Converstions with Tashia Scott Series

Listen to this episode Ron Broussard of STRETCHYOURSELF is interviewing Tashia Scott, the CEO of Luvisagift about SelF LoVe, Discovering and Understanding how self love affects every aspect of your relationships in business and life. This podcast is a must listen to where Tashia shares her journey and experiences and gives the advice to help you to understand how to love yourself, and value the relationships you keep based on the relationship you have for yourself. This podcast is packed with knowledge to help you bring awareness around your potential and by being you, you can create more healthy, sustaining relationships.

Listen to this episode Ron Broussard of STRETCHYOURSELF is interviewing Tashia Scott, the CEO of Luvisagift about SelF LoVe, Discovering and Understanding how self love affects every aspect of your relationships in business and life. This podcast is a must listen to where Tashia shares her journey and experiences and gives the advice to help you to understand how to love yourself, and value the relationships you keep based on the relationship you have for yourself. This podcast is packed with knowledge to help you bring awareness around your potential and by being you, you can create more healthy, sustaining relationships.

Discovering SeLF LoVe with Tashia Scott

One of the things I've liked best about interviewing so many nonprofit organizers and leaders has been seeing the great amount of love so many people bring to their work. When your job is to serve others, I think you develop a sense of care, and a greater sense of love, for the people you're working to help. This isn't storybook love; this is the real stuff, the stuff that keeps you going on a rainy Monday full of meetings. And today's guest is going to talk a lot about love, both directly and indirectly. Tashia Scott, a two-time domestic abuse survivor, is now building an app, and a community, for other women and men in similar situations. Before I met Tashia, there was a lot I didn't know about the difficulty involved with prosecuting domestic violence. But because there's a lot of paperwork involved, a lot of documentation needed, and a lot of incentive for  victims to remain quiet (including not wanting to endanger themselves, or their loved ones), many abusers go free. And it's one of those situations where you're like - how is there not an app for that? I mean, seriously. We have apps for, you know, picking out our clothes in the morning and counting calories in our lunch. How are there so many true areas of need that lack technological aid? And that's why Tashia's story is so awesome. Out of her love for domestic abuse survivors, and from the love others extended to Tashia, she's been able to work with a team to build the app domestic violence victims need to break their cycle. This love is not the Disney kind, but it is the 'happily ever after' kind, in its own way.Warning: there is content concerning domestic violence in this episode that could be triggering for some people.Welcome to The Zip.

One of the things I've liked best about interviewing so many nonprofit organizers and leaders has been seeing the great amount of love so many people bring to their work. When your job is to serve others, I think you develop a sense of care, and a greater sense of love, for the people you're working to help. This isn't storybook love; this is the real stuff, the stuff that keeps you going on a rainy Monday full of meetings. And today's guest is going to talk a lot about love, both directly and indirectly. Tashia Scott, a two-time domestic abuse survivor, is now building an app, and a community, for other women and men in similar situations. Before I met Tashia, there was a lot I didn't know about the difficulty involved with prosecuting domestic violence. But because there's a lot of paperwork involved, a lot of documentation needed, and a lot of incentive for victims to remain quiet (including not wanting to endanger themselves, or their loved ones), many abusers go free. And it's one of those situations where you're like - how is there not an app for that? I mean, seriously. We have apps for, you know, picking out our clothes in the morning and counting calories in our lunch. How are there so many true areas of need that lack technological aid? And that's why Tashia's story is so awesome. Out of her love for domestic abuse survivors, and from the love others extended to Tashia, she's been able to work with a team to build the app domestic violence victims need to break their cycle. This love is not the Disney kind, but it is the 'happily ever after' kind, in its own way. Warning: there is content concerning domestic violence in this episode that could be triggering for some people. Welcome to The Zip.

Love is freedom, with Tashia Scott