Meet Tasha Kinney | Curriculum specialist, digital product, creator, and apparel.

We had the good fortune of connecting with Tasha Kinney and we’ve shared our conversation below.

Hi Tasha, what’s something about your industry that outsiders are probably unaware of?
One thing that outsiders may not realize about my industry is that your ideal clientele often aren’t the people you interact with daily. Finding your niche—your true audience—can be one of the biggest challenges. How do you connect with people who genuinely need and appreciate what you create?

For me, that challenge is amplified because I don’t just do one thing—I write curriculum, design digital products, create apparel, and develop branding items like tumblers, pins, and banners. With so many creative avenues, pinpointing and marketing to the right audience can be tricky. It’s a constant balance of refining what I offer while making sure it reaches the people who will benefit from it most.

Alright, so for those in our community who might not be familiar with your business, can you tell us more?
My business began just before COVID-19, during a time of uncertainty when creativity became both an outlet and an opportunity. It started with making glitter tumblers, designing shirts with relevant quotes, and exploring ways to generate income online while my husband was furloughed. With the world at a standstill, I launched my first Etsy store, which quickly evolved into my own website offering curriculum, apparel design, and branding tools.

Starting a business wasn’t easy—figuring out where to begin, creating the right setup, securing funding, and managing inventory were all challenges. I spent countless late nights fulfilling large orders with just a Cricut press and my own two hands, ensuring each product was perfect. Every challenge taught me something valuable—how to streamline processes, take care of clients, and set boundaries in business.

Through it all, my faith has been my foundation. I believe what’s meant for me will always find me. My journey has been one of patience, growth, and dedication, and I’m proud of how far my business has come. Today, I continue to create with passion, helping others bring their visions to life while staying true to my values.

If you had a friend visiting you, what are some of the local spots you’d want to take them around to?
Day 1: Arrival & Welcome Dinner
• Dinner at Pearl & Vine (Katy) – A beautiful spot with an upscale ambiance and delicious food to kick off the week in style.
• Drinks at Post Houston – Enjoy rooftop views of the city and a fun atmosphere to take in the skyline at night.

Day 2: Exploring Houston’s Culture & History
• Breakfast at The Breakfast Klub (Downtown) – A must-visit for their famous wings & waffles.
• Museum District – Check out The Museum of Fine Arts, The Houston Museum of Natural Science, or the Contemporary Arts Museum.
• Dinner at Grace’s (Kirby Area) – Cozy, Southern-inspired comfort food in a stylish setting.

Day 3: Shopping & Relaxing
• **Morning at The Galleria – Luxury shopping, people-watching, and maybe some ice skating.
• Lunch at Tiny Boxwoods – A chic café with great vibes and delicious food.
• Premier Outlets (Cypress) – Get some great deals on designer brands.
• Dinner at The Annie Café & Bar – A sophisticated dining experience to end the day.

Day 4: Nature & Outdoor Fun
• Brunch at Bloom & Bee (Inside The Post Oak Hotel) – Stunning floral decor and an upscale brunch experience.
• Buffalo Bayou Park – Walk, bike, or kayak through one of Houston’s most scenic areas.
• Discovery Green – Relax in this urban park with live music or art installations.
• Dinner at El Tiempo (Washington Ave.) – A classic Tex-Mex spot for fajitas and margaritas.

Day 5: Girls’ Day Out
• Brunch at Patio by LaPasha – A cute and aesthetic spot for good food and fun vibes.
• Spa Day at Trellis Spa (The Houstonian) – Ultimate relaxation with massages and facials.
• Dinner at MAD (River Oaks) – Trendy, fun, and full of energy for a lively night out.

Day 6: Day Trip to Galveston
• Brunch at Sunflower Bakery & Café – A cute coastal café with great pastries.
• Explore The Strand – Shopping, sightseeing, and history in the heart of Galveston.
• Relax at the Beach or Pleasure Pier – Enjoy the ocean breeze and some amusement park rides.
• Dinner at Gaido’s – A seafood classic with fresh Gulf Coast flavors.

Day 7: Wrap-Up & Farewell
• Breakfast at Common Bond – One last meal together with amazing pastries and coffee.
• Souvenir Shopping at Sawyer Yards – A fun arts district with local vendors.
• Final Toast at Z on 23 Rooftop Bar – One last cheers with panoramic views of Houston before heading to the airport.

Shoutout is all about shouting out others who you feel deserve additional recognition and exposure. Who would you like to shoutout?
I would first like to give all glory and honor to God for His guidance, provision, and the gifts He has blessed me with. Without His strength and direction, I wouldn’t be where I am today. I also want to shout out my incredible tribe—my family, close friends, and everyone who has believed in me and supported my journey. Their encouragement, love, and faith in my abilities have been instrumental in my success. I am truly grateful for each person who has poured into me, lifted me up, and walked alongside me in this journey.

Website: http://www.undeniablytkservices.com