Cassy Williamson

My career has taken me through many different paths, each one teaching me something valuable about serving people. I started in the music industry thinking I was going to be famous like a lot of high school girls did, but that didn't work out. I got my master's in speech therapy and was doing pediatric therapy all the way up till the pandemic, when I got very burnt out - the healthcare system in general during that time was challenging to navigate. I took a leap and moved into the new home sales space, got hired as an online sales counselor and designer, and within a year and a half was moved into leadership and then recruited at the national level to work for a trainer that serviced builders all over the country. I've been in a lot of different, unique situations that have provided me a lot of great lessons and opportunities, and allowed me to serve people in very different areas of life - kids, adults, people building a home, buying a home, people selling homes. Now I operate as a strategic performance coach for Impact 88, where I still service sales training for builders across the country and do different events that support leadership training. I also run my own brand and business alongside it - I work two full-time jobs right now, which is crazy. I launched my book, Unapologetic, last October 2025 and we hit bestseller, which was so exciting. Once the book was out, I had a ton of women coming to me for coaching and more ways to plug in to the message I shared in the book. I felt like there was not a really great space that was accessible to women from all different walks of life to come together for connecting and development, so Unapologetic Women was born. It's a virtual community that's hosted through Circle where I plug people in to different networks, different industries, different walks of life, while I also provide group coaching calls on a monthly basis based on my frameworks. The whole premise is that I do not feel like we can fulfill our life's purpose if we're not unapologetically ourselves. I think the only thing that we can give the world that no one else can is ourselves, and I'm helping these women navigate how they can own their voice so that they can own their impact, whether that's personally or professionally or both. I think a lot of us have been in situations where we've been told to tone it down or dial it back or fit in the box, and I want to challenge that. I'm a mom of two little girls, and my hope is that for us to raise the next generation to be authentic to themselves, we gotta figure this out first, and we're all working through it in real time together. In just 2 months, we have over 150 women within the community, and it's spreading like wildfire. I'm really, really genuinely excited about all that it's doing and the people that it's serving.