The Audacious Commander? Yeah. I’m the audacious commander because I stay in control of my inner power and my inner wisdom. I push past fear to set a bold vision, take the action to make it happen, and believe in myself when the gratification is not immediate. I teach others to do the same.I had the audacity to join the US Air Force Intelligence squadron at 19 - defying those who said I was “too girly for the military.” Two years later, I was named the Airman of the Year (out of a UK base of thousands) and flying a fighter jet. I had the audacity to continue my college degree online WHILE DEPLOYED for war.I had the audacity to teach middle school in the inner city (when my peers all went to the affluent school districts) because I wanted to make an impact where I was needed most. I had the audacity to insist I be interviewed for my first corporate job after they had ALREADY extended an offer to someone else. They rescinded the initial offer and gave it to me instead. I then had the audacity to tell my VP what job I SHOULD be doing, rewrite it, and then give my new job description to HR.I had the audacity to apply for a role at Microsoft. I initially self-rejected because I had no "tech degree." I became a top leader and influencer in the company and built its first-ever national Services Sales University. I then had the audacity to leave, after a decade, while on a career-high trajectory to pursue my passion to empower others.When representation “didn’t” matter to most — I had the audacity to create and executive produce Soci Circle, a DIVERSE tween film series, with ZERO filmmaking experience. Six months later, the show won a Hollywood film festival and was critically acclaimed as the modern-day Mister Rogers Neighborhood.I had the audacity to defy the hospital birth norms and deliver my third and fourth children healthily at HOME - all natural. And, we’ve been homeschooling for 10+ years, before it became popular. I had the audacity to mentally and emotionally survive being orphaned at age 11, with God having my back, and went on to thrive, empowering myself and others to BE AUDACIOUS.I'd love to connect with you! 💌hello@tianasclark.comSpecial thanks to my friend, Raj Nathan, who's a boxing announcer and recorded my "pronunciation" intro. 🤗