Legacy in Lashes with Tania Jolley

When I think of today's guest, Tania Jolley, the words that come to mind include self-belief, intelligence, tenacity, courage, and determination. She is an extraordinary woman who wears many hats - innovator, entrepreneur, wife, mother, and a fierce player in the beauty industry with her groundbreaking product, Lashes of Change. In today’s episode I chat with my friend and find inspiration throughout her life and as she makes a positive impact on the world. Listen in as we talk about:

Her early life with an undetected hearing difficulty which didn’t stop her from streaking ahead.

How she is a survivor, having battled breast cancer in 2017. This challenging journey has fuelled her philanthropic mission, with her product aiming to address both medical and environmental issues.

Her childhood and the challenging moments of her 20s have shaped who she is today.

Her character growth as she navigated through life's ups and downs while remaining focused on her goals.

Sharing difficult moments may not be easy, but it allows us to connect with others, offer help and support, and feel less alone. Tania is deeply committed to leaving a positive impact on the world and aims to divert over 1 million mascaras from ending up in landfills (where they currently all end up). She also has a strong desire to leave a lasting legacy of a world free of breast cancer.

To achieve this goal, 25% of all profits from Lashes of Change directly support the researchers at the Centre for Cancer Biology in Adelaide who are conducting leading research in breast cancer treatment. If you want to join Tania's movement, she has generously offered free shipping until the end of April for all listeners who purchase over $75 worth of products from Lashes of Change https://lashesofchange.com/. Just enter the code JOCLARK at checkout on her website.

You can also find me on Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/joclarkcoaching/ and Private Facebook Group – https://www.facebook.com/groups/womenswellnesscollective1.

Here’s to redefining midlife and making our next half of life even better than the first.