Rising to the Top of the Credit Repair Industry With No Prior Experience - Ashley Massengill

Ashley Massengill was working at the post office when she started her credit repair business. And she grew it to a million dollars in just 18 months. And today she's going to share all of her secrets on how she launched and grew that business to a million dollars by just posting on social media. And you know what? She didn't even have a big following. And she's going to share all those secrets with us today.

So the big question is this. How can we take our passion for helping people with their credit and turn it into a successful business without taking loans, without spending a fortune by bootstrapping it from nothing so we can help the most people and still become highly profitable? That is the question and this podcast will give you the answer. My name is Daniel Rosen, and welcome to Credit Repair Business Secrets.

I am so excited, you guys. Our guest today, she is so amazing and so inspiring. Get this, just a few years ago, she was working at the post office, the post office, and she had a credit issue and she started working on her credit and started posting pictures of her success on Facebook and posting pictures of her scores as they went up. And suddenly all the people in her Facebook feed wanted help with their credit and it went all crazy and viral. And so many people want wanting help that she launched a credit repair business. And in less than 18 months, she'd made over a million dollars in her credit repair cloud. And so she made it into our millionaires club. And now she's here with us today to tell us how this all went down and what the secret steps were to get there and how you can model her success and turn it into your success. She's incredibly inspiring and I'm so glad she's here. Welcome to the podcast. Ashley Mac Massengill, welcome.

Thank you so much for having me.

Daniel, I'm so excited you're here. I've been excited about this all week.

I'm super excited. Also ready to rock and roll.

Let's rock and roll. So let's dive right in. I want to know, what was your life really like before credit repair? Paint a picture. Tell us what you were going through.

So at the time, I was in my two bedroom apartment, I was working at the post office. I liked the post office, but it wasn't what I really wanted to do. I didn't know what I really wanted to do. I just knew that that wasn't the permanent place for me to be. I wanted to be a business owner. I've always wanted to start a business. I just didn't know how. So I always call my credit repair company my mistake business, my accident business, because it literally started as not an accident, but with me posting my results online and people seeing my credit score go from 490 to 721 in six months. And everyone just like went crazy asking for help with their credit. And so I ended up turning it into a credit repair company. I had no idea where to start. I remember being at the post office just googling different things, like about how to start a credit repair company. And then I was like, you know what? Let me just type in how to start a credit repair company verbatim. And then credit repair cloud popped up. Yay. And it was like everything that I was looking for, one by one credit repair cloud had it all in the one software. And so I was super excited about that. I'm like, this has to be a sign that this is what I'm supposed to be doing, because this is too easy. Everything I was looking for was like, all in one software. So I made the announcement on Facebook that I'm going to start a credit repair company. And my first 30 days of launching a credit repair company, I made almost $10,000 in my first 30 days. Wow. So I quit my job at the post office. Everybody looked at me like I was crazy. I thought I had lost my mind. I thought I had lost my mind, but I still quit my job anyway. And I've been just going from there with the credit repair company. It's just been going up and up and up ever since the first month that I launched it.

Ashley, can you tell us about some of the low times you've had in your life?

I've had a few low times in my life. One of them was when I was evicted from my apartment. And this was in 2013. I was evicted while I was at work. So I actually had to leave my job to go back home. And all of my furniture was like, outside. All of my furniture, all of my belongings was just outside on the lawn. And I had to put it into a storage with very little notice that it was going to happen that day.

Wow. I can't imagine that getting home and seeing everything out there on the sidewalk. How did that feel?

It was pretty humiliating in a neighborhood where you grew up, so you know a lot of people, you know everybody. And to come home, it's like 1pm and everything is like just sitting outside for people to just take your things or to just know what you're going through, period.

I can't imagine it.

I've also had Instances where I talked about that with my credit, with me having my cars repossessed, which I had to get removed from my credit report. Just me being in between jobs, not being able to keep a steady job, not being able to pay my car payments. So of course cars got repossessed. And that was another thing that I had to get taken off of my credit report, I guess. Another really low point of my life. I don't know how I forgot that. One, which draws a lot of people to my page, is people knew knowing that I had a criminal record. So when I started my business, my record had been clean for about a year and a half at that point. But years back, I sold drugs when I was 19, so I had a criminal record because of that. And I know a lot of people who have criminal records or had them, if they weren't able to get them expunged, really look up to my story when I talk about how I did sell drugs at one point in my life and I had a criminal record for that. And I had to go through the process years later, almost seven years later, to get those things expunged off of my criminal record so that I could have a clean slate and move on with life and not have to constantly have that over my shoulder in my past.

Wow. But it really goes to show, no matter how far down you are in life, you can climb back up, and it is possible. And if you can do it, they can do it.

Yes. I've had so many people, even in the credit industry, who've been able to tell me they relate to the stories about me being evicted from my apartment, me having my cars repossessed, me having to get my record expunged because I had a criminal record. Even I talk about my depression when I had an attempted suicide years ago and I was in the hospital for that. I've had so many people reach out to me. Earlier today, I actually made a post talking about my domestic violence situation where I was engaged to someone who tried to kill me and he had to get arrested. And so I've had so many women also reach out to me to tell me how that story inspired them because it helped them get out of an abusive situation. So me just talking about my evictions and cars being repossessed, when I reached my low point with depression and with the suicidal attempts and domestic violence, just everything that I've been through, and I still ended up here, you know, I still ended up being successful. I still ended up mentoring and coaching other people. I still ended up being In a position to actually show people and not just tell them that your past doesn't define you unless you allow it to.

I love that. I can't imagine what it was like working in the post office. I've never had a 9 to 5 job, but that must have been really rigid.

And it was.

And what was the credit issue you had at the time? What was going on?

Credit issues. I like to joke and say I was born with bad credit. So I had, like, 46 credit issues on my credit, and so I was looking to buy a home, and I couldn't do that because of the situation that my credit was in. So I had to start repairing my credit, and then I had to also learn about credit building. So that's what led me to even thinking about credit repair was because I knew I wanted to buy a home, and my realtor said, you have to clean that up. Working at the post office was. I mean, it's like any other 9 to 5 job where you have a manager, you have a supervisor. I've never liked people telling me what to do. And my friends laugh and they joke all the time and say, that's the real reason you quit. You don't want anybody telling you what to do. But when I talk to other entrepreneurs, like in the credit industry or in any industry, that's one of the perks of being a business owner entrepreneur. You get to clock in when you want to clock in. You get to work when you want to work, go vacation when you want to vacation. And that was one of the things that really drew me into being an entrepreneur, is just being able to do what I want when I wanted to do it, and then also been able to. What I loved with credit repair, Cloud was able to, like, streamline everything, like, everything. Like the automated process of, like, literally doing 10 letters and, like, two minutes in the software instead of having to, like, type out the letters like I was doing for myself, and, like, writing them out manually. When I saw that I could, like, do 10 letters in two minutes, I was like, this is. I just stepped on a gold mine.

Super cool. And you said you launched and within the first month you had made $10,000. How were you so successful in that first month?

I knew nothing about marketing. So what I'm good at is, like, storytelling. Like, I know how to turn, like, people's testimonies and their issues and their success into a story. And so that was something that I've found that works for me and that I also tell other people to try is storytelling. Because when you try to appeal to everyone, most of the time you appeal to no one. So I try to target specific people when I make posts. So I would talk about maybe a single mom who was living in a one bedroom apartment and she signed up for my company and now she's in two, three bedroom home and now all of her kids have their own bedroom. Single moms who are in a tight situation where them and their children are in a small apartment, maybe a one bedroom, that's going to attract them and get their attention because that's their specific situation. So I market by doing a lot of storytelling just to tap into people's emotions and let them understand like this person is just like you. If they signed up and this happened to them, it can happen to you too.

Amazing. And you really are changing lives. What does that feel like?

It's amazing. I literally just got, I call them praise reports. I just got another1 like 20 minutes ago on my Facebook business page of someone saying that her and her kids just got approved for an apartment and this is the first time she has ever been able to get approved with an apartment with her own credit co signers, none of that. So it never gets old. You would think it gets old, but it doesn't get old because it's like every time you hear a success story, it's like the first time you're hearing a success story.

I love there's a quote that I quote from you, but I don't know the whole thing but it's about your story and I know you've said I was fired from jobs, now I'm the employer. I was evicted from an apartment. Now I own a six bedroom house which I've seen. It's an amazing house. What's the rest of that quote? There's more to it.

I used to be the borrower. Now I'm the lender because I have a lending company now. Like you said, I was evicted on the six bedroom home. I grew up in foster homes and group homes and now I'm a mentor and I coach other young women and help them get out of situations that they were in. And I tell people if God did this for me, he can do it for you too. It's nothing special about me. I had no experience. I literally stumbled upon the software and that was all I had to get started. I had no experience. I had no coaches when I started, no mentors when I started. I literally just took a leap of faith. I didn't have a large following either. I think a lot of People, they come to my page and they're like, oh, you have all of these people. And that's why I'm like, no, I have a screenshot. I literally launched with 882 Facebook friends when I made the first $10,000. But I attracted people to me because, like I said, my style of marketing is different. And people just loved, like, my transparency where I talk about my own credit, my own situations that I've overcome to get where I am. And that attracted people to me, with me storytelling about my life and my customers and everyone around me who decided to trust me and get their credit repaired.

Wow. And are you generating leads in any other ways? Are you paying for ads ever? Or is it just all these posts?

Just Facebook?

Wow. That just blows my mind. Listen, you guys, you don't have to pay for advertising. You don't have to do all these fancy things. All you have to do is be genuine and tell real stories, right?

And that's what attracts people. I tried to do the ads before and I just couldn't figure it out. And I was like, you know what? So I'm going to stay in my lane and stay over here. And it's not broken. Don't fix it. So I kind of just talk about my own life and then it goes viral. People think that my past is kind of crazy, which it is. And so that attracts more people to my life. Especially with my past circumstances of, like I said, growing up in the foster home, the group home system, being a victim of domestic violence, at one point being evicted, having cars repossessed. So many different things I've overcome to get here. And that attracts people because people are currently going through those situations. And my story lets them know that it's light at the end of the tunnel. If you just keep going, set your mind to a goal, stick with it. Anything that I have, any accomplishments, anybody can do this. Like, literally anybody can do this. I don't have any degrees. I joke and say that my degree is an hsd. That's a high school diploma. So my friends start blurting out their degrees. I have a bachelor's, I have master's. Like, yeah, I have an hsd.

That's so cool. How big is your following now on social media?

When I first launched my credit repair company, actually this weekend is my three year anniversary of launching my credit repair company. February 9th is my three year anniversary. And I had zero followers three years ago. I have 51,000 now. Whoa.

That is super cool. And it's just from.

Do you post daily Yeah, I post a few times a day. I probably get on their nerves, but they still love me. It's okay.

They must love you because there are so many of them. So can you dive deeper into. Because I'm challenged.

What's that?

I call them my Facebook cousins. So if you come on my page, you're gonna see in the comments some people who aren't familiar with the term cousins on my page, they're like, oh, my gosh, you have a huge family. But I call all of my followers and my Facebook friends my cousins because of the way they supported me. And I always say if I didn't have them there when I launched my business, I wouldn't be here. If I didn't have complete strangers trusting me just because of my genuineness and transparency, I wouldn't be here. So I made a joke, you know, like, we're all like family, like cousins. And then, you know, it kind of stuck. And then I just kept calling everybody cousin, and then everybody calls me their cousin, so. And then.

So you're posting two or three times a day. What would be the difference between those different kinds of posts? What. Can you walk us through that process?

I kind of mix it up because people who follow me, they always make jokes, and they're like, they never know if they're going to laugh, they're going to cry, if they're going to be motivated. Because I try to mix it up so that, you know, my page reflects my personality. So you may see me going live one day without my wig on. So people enjoy that part of me because I try to mix it up and just be myself. I try to not make my post like business, business, business, because people. I explained this a lot to my students when I mentor them. People don't buy your services. People don't buy your products. People buy you so you can have the best product in the world. It can be the cheapest product. It can be a free product. If people don't like you, they don't want your free product. So you have to give people a reason to like you, which is you being genuine, being yourself, and letting them into your world a little bit, letting them know who you are, what you're about, why you're doing what you're doing. One of the main reasons that I love doing what I'm doing, because I love to give back. So my credit repair company put me in a position where I could give back in the magnitude that I wanted to, where now I do scholarship, college scholarships. Last year, I donated $20,000 to one of my old high schools. This year I'm going back to donate $100,000 to another high school in Baltimore, where I'm from. But that's one of the main reasons I love being an entrepreneur and doing what I do, because it allows me to be in a position to bless other people the way that I want to and not have to have a limit on it.

I love that. It's like, make more so you can give more. And the other thing I love about the stories is sharing the vulnerability. That's what really pulls people in, isn't it?

Yes. Because a lot of people, they see. And that's why I try to talk about not just the ups but also the downs of my life and what led me to being here and also what it takes for me to stay here. Because once you make it to a certain level, you still have to continue to work hard and to be consistent in order to stay there. But I try to tell people and show them that these people that you see online who have all of these amazing things going on, a lot of them have a story too. Whether they choose to share it or not is up to them. But a lot of them have a story too, but they just don't talk about it. So you're left feeling like, oh, they just got lucky or they had this going on. I could never do that. So I like to tell people like, I'm a hot Mess express and I'm able to do what I'm doing, my hot mess express all the time. Sometimes I can't even remember. I don't even have my head attached to my neck sometimes. Like, I don't know, I'm all over the place. But it's nothing special about me that got me here besides the fact that I work hard. I've been genuine, transparent, and I genuinely just love helping people and I love what I do. That's the key. I tell people, don't get into it just for the money because you're going to be burnt out, you're going to be miserable. I genuinely love to do what I do. And even if you decide to get into something like this and you're not sure because some people are interested, but they're not 100% sure if it's something they'd be interested in. I tell them, get your first praise report and then tell me how you feel. That'll let you know if credit repair is for you. If someone calls you crying, screaming hysterically because you just helped them and their family get into a house and they were just homeless or they were just in a small apartment. They were just living with family members. If that doesn't make you feel all warm and fuzzy inside, then credit repair might not be the business for you, and that's okay. But that's when I knew, when I started getting those praise reports, this was it for me. I had to continue doing this, and I'm going to have my credit repair company until I die.

So cool. I love that praise report. Can you tell us about some of your success stories with your students?

Yes. So I have. I posted a few of them today, actually, one of my students. So I have this contest that I started. I always like to find ways to keep people accountable because I know how hard it is in business if you don't have an accountability partner. I tell people it's so hard to get discouraged, especially when you see people who are so far ahead of you and maybe you've been in business longer than they have and you don't understand why they are. So you just need someone to keep you consistent and accountable. So I started this thing in my trainings where I was teaching people how to start their own credit repair companies is Once you reach $5,000 or more in residual income, I'm having a mansion party, and everyone who's reached 5,000 monthly residual gets invited to the mansion party, where it'll be a live dj, it'll be a masseuse, a private chef, it's going to be a pool, and it's just like two days worth of just fun, us celebrating each other's success. Because it's not a competition thing. We're here to collaborate and exchange ideas with each other and, you know what works for you and what works for you to try to help each other grow in business. But more than anything, to really just celebrate. Because some people see the big wins in other people's lives and then they get discouraged about their small wins. And so that was my way of saying, you get to $5,000, that's a big deal. I don't want you to stop there. $5,000, though, is a big deal. Come out and celebrate and let's have fun with this. So I have one student recently. She's making five figures a month. She recently just got granite countertops, her and her husband. And she spent $6,700 on it, cash. And she was. She's a school teacher, so she was never able to do something like that before. $6,700 is not even a monthly income for. She was able to after my training, drop that amount of money, cash on granite countertops, not check her bank account. And so I just love stories like that. I have another student. In her first three months, she made like, 16 or $17,000. I have another student. She's from my first class. She's launched three businesses since she took my training. People as young as 18, taking my trainings and firing their boss. And that's my favorite saying. I love to say, fire your boss. Because I always say when people leave jobs, they don't leave because of a bad job. A lot of times they leave because of a bad boss, bad management. So I say, you know, instead of you leaving your job, you fired your boss. So I have people as young as 18 years old firing their boss and people 60 years old firing their boss. Like, I get so many different age groups who come into my trainings trying to figure out how to have a better life, how to be home with their kids more, how to spend more time with their spouse, how to take more family vacations. And it's an amazing feeling to know that a lot of people's wins, their testimonies, and their successes all came from my one. Yes. Three years ago.

Super, super cool. And I love that you share the mistakes as well. There's something I heard someone say, and I love this. It was make your mess your message.

Message. Yes.

Yeah. And so are you helping your students create their stories and craf their stories?

So I talk about a lot of my mistakes. That was one of the reasons I wanted to start mentoring and coaching people, because I made so many costly mistakes that I didn't want other people to make. And I said, hey, if I had just had somebody to say, don't do that. Don't do this this way. Let's try that, I would have saved so much money and, you know, not had the headaches that I had in my first year of business because I had nobody there to hold my hand. So I wanted to be that person for a lot of people to hold their hand and say, look, don't do this. Come over here and try this. Maybe try to, you know, market this way and try this and try that. Because, I mean, it's. No one size fits all to anything. But I like to give people my exact blueprint because I feel like if it worked for me, even if it doesn't work for everybody, it can work for a lot of people. And my success stories reflect that. My exact blueprint has worked for so many people. I have students who are making $15,000 a month students who are $20,000 a month. I've had students who have signed up, and they didn't want to make a lot of money. They just wanted to replace their income and stay home. You know, they're like, I make $1,500 a month at my job. If I can just make $2,500 as a business owner, I'm okay with that so that I can stay home with my kids. And I've had people come in and do just that, come in and make what they wanted to make and even exceeded their own expectations. You know, sometimes they shoot so low and they're like, I only want to make this. And then they get in it. They love it so much. They're like, oh, my gosh, I'm already at 5,000 do a month.

And you're changing their lives and they're going on to change other people's lives.

Yes.

And what I love especially is that you're creating this movement of all the girl bosses. And that's what you call it, right? Girl boss.

Girl boss blueprint.

Super cool. Can you tell us more about Girlboss blueprint and what that's about?

So the girl boss blueprint is actually for guys too, if they want to join. I don't know if the guys want to join Girlboss, but so I wanted to lay it out and show them how to turn whatever they're doing into a course, like I did with mine. So, for example, like, if you have a credit repair company, you could take Girlboss Blueprint to figure out how to have your own course and DIY credit repair. Because I've seen a lot of people who have credit repair companies also have DIY course for people who want to repair it on their own for privacy reasons or financial reasons, whatever the case may be. There are some people who. Who would rather opt into the DIY versus hiring your company. You turn that into a course that runs on autopilot. You wake up every day with deposits in your bank account with a course you don't even have to touch.

Wow. So for the people who are watching this podcast, they're all in credit repair, so you can. You're still helping people with Girlboss to launch, run, and grow a credit repair business and to have other streams of revenue with. With their own DIY courses and automated and things like that.

It's going to be strictly geared towards them launching a course.

Oh, okay.

So when. So basically my niche when I started, when I became a business owner was credit repair. And so my Academy was me taking that niche and turning it into a course where I taught them how to start their own credit repair companies.

Cool. Here's what I want to know. Ashley, if you could go back in time, what do you know now that you wish you had known when you first got started?

When I first got started, I wish I would have gotten a mentor right away. I wish I would have found someone who would have been able to coach me from the very beginning up until now. Because I had never started a business before, and I was just so lost and confused, and I didn't know where to start. I didn't know what was a good idea, what was a bad idea about marketing. I just didn't know a lot of things. So I tell people that's the number one piece of advice that I like to give people is to find a trusted, reputable mentor online. Look at some reviews they have, try to check out some of their success stories, even reaching out to some people. I have people who reach out to my students and say, hey, did Ashley Massager really mentor you? Can you give me your honest opinion about her? Like, reach out and talk to some of the people who work with them and mentor them to see if they would be a good fit for you. But there's a saying that I love, and it says, how does it go? They say, if you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together. And even though I've had so much success on my own, now I do have mentoring coaches, and I feel like I've had so much success on my own, but I always wonder how much further I would probably be if I had started out with help.

I agree. I've always had mentors. I have mentors right now. And I really believe having a mentor is a shortcut to success.

It is.

Yeah. Because then you're not making so many. I mean, we all make mistakes, but then you're not making so many mistakes.

Yeah. A mentor is literally a cheat sheet. So I highly recommend getting a mentor. Someone you trust and they don't even have to be in your specific and just someone who is good at business and they're knowledgeable just to kind of hold your hand and show you the way to go. That's one of the most important things. Another thing that I like to tell people to do, and it sounds easier said than done, is to celebrate your small wins. That is so important. I hear people all the time say, I'm going to celebrate when I get to 100k, I'm going to celebrate when I get to a million dollars, I celebrated every step of the way. That's what kept me motivated. When I got to the first 10,000, I celebrated. I made a post, I went live on Facebook. I was excited, but that kept me, like, excited about it and anxious and everything. Like, I celebrated all of my small wins. I celebrated when I had the first six figure win. Like, I celebrated all the way. And I still celebrate everything. My small wins, my big wins. But that keeps you encouraged, especially when you publicly talk about it and you have everyone else encouraging you. I'll say, you know, you make a post and say, I just made, you know, 6,000, 7,000 in my business this month. And then you have all of your Facebook friends rooting for you and cheering you on. Yeah. That's so amazing. Congratulations. I'm so proud of you. It just does something to you to know that you're inspiring other people with your small wins because your small win is a big win to somebody else.

I love that. It keeps the fire going.

Yeah.

Yeah. I think that's so important and I think that's so super cool that you share that with your audience every single day. Do you have a team now?

Yes.

Tell us about your team.

I'd like to hire through. Indeed. So on. Indeed. You can hire anybody on the. Your managers, your customer service team process and all of that. The way that we do our hiring process is it's a three step process. The first step is the phone interview. So you have an interview over the phone just so that we can see in the first conversation with you knowing about our company, if you feel like this is still a good fit for you. The second is an in person interview where we sit down with you and we talk to you about, you know, what are your goals with our company? What are your goals in life, period, Your previous employment, why you aren't there anymore, and why just why are you interested in working for AMPM then? The third part of the interview process is the shadowing. And that to me is the most important part. And that's where you come in and you actually work with everyone in the office just so that you can get a feel for the culture and we can make sure that you blend well with the team. Because a lot of people, I know, they can attest to the fact that they have nine to five jobs right now, but people they can't stand, they don't like coming to work, seeing them, talking to them, it's just not a good environment for them. And they may like the job they may like what they do, but they don't like who they have to be surrounded by and work with. So we try to make sure that it's an environment that you're going to blend well with and that you'll be able to adapt to the culture that we already have with ampm.

Cool. And are they coming to your house or in an office or some of them?

No, they're coming to an office.

Oh, okay. You got a.

They can't come to massengill Manor.

I feel so special that Keenan and I got to go there. Is there a book or any books that have changed your life or made a big impact on you?

There are so many different books I'm looking. I think they're in my bedroom. One of them was. Well, my own book is First Class Credit.

Yeah, I was going to ask you about that.

So my book is called First Class Credit. It's on Amazon. The first book I read that really, I want to say changed my business, but it also changed how I looked at credit because it was so much that I thought I knew and I was gonna. I started writing my book three years ago, and when I read this particular book, I said, I can't put my book out now because my book is trash. And that book is called how to Repair youl Credit like the Pros. And I absolutely love that book. I refer that to all of my students. I don't know who the author is. I know her name is Carolyn Warren, but that book is amazing. I know she was like a mortgage broker or something. Well, she is a mortgage broker, but that book is absolutely amazing. Millionaire Secrets is another book. Four Hour Work Week is another book that I like to read. So there are a lot of books that I try to read on a daily basis about business to keep me motivated and encouraged and to keep me going.

Wow. Super cool. You guys get Ashley's book on Amazon, and I'm going to get those other books today for sure. As soon as we're done here. Now, how can someone learn more about GirlBoss Blueprint and where can they sign.

Up so you can learn more about GirlBossBlueprint@GirlBossBlueprint.com boss is spelled B A W, S E. So I didn't want to spell it the traditional way, B O, S, S. So it's going to be girl, B, A W, S, E blueprint dot com. And then you'll be able to join my mailing list so that you're notified when it goes live. Also, if you join the mailing list. I'm giving away for free. 25 attention grabbing headlines that any business owner can use emails. And the reason why is because I've also been doing a lot of email marketing from with my credit Repair clients and I'm also going to be teaching that in Girlboss blueprint. Because if something were to happen to social media or the Internet, you still need a way to have contact to your audience. If social media were to disappear and you don't have a business then you don't have a business now. So I'm teaching them how to grab attention with your email headline to get them to open your email, see what you have to offer, see the quality and whatever service or product you're offering by just looking at the headline. The headline makes the difference in somebody spamming you or opening up your email.

Cool. Okay, now I have a really important personal question.

Yes.

Credit Repair Expo is going to be in your city in Dallas in May. It's the biggest event in Credit Repair. There are going to be a thousand credit heroes that are going to be there in attendance. Will you come and speak and inspire everyone?

Of course.

Awesome.

I would love to. Yes.

Awesome. Awesome. Okay. And then we're also going to have a panel of experts. This is going to be something new panel of experts called the Queens of Credit. Will you be a part of that panel too?

Absolutely, yes.

Awesome. Awesome.

Oh, that's so awesome. I love that. Queens of Credit.

Yeah, it's going to be super cool. I'm so glad you're going to be there.

You have to give me a dress now.

Yeah. So we're going to drop all those links for your book and everything else. And I want to thank you so much for your time, Ashley. You're so amazing and inspiring. I can't wait to see you at Credit Repair Expo. Thank you so much for being here.

Thank you so much for having me, Daniel.

And have a great day you guys. And keep changing lives.

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