Aziah Green: From Factory Floors to Five-Figure Months

💚Meet the Artist, Entrepreneur & Business Coach Painting Her Way Into History

When you meet Aziah Green, you're instantly hit with the energy of someone who doesn’t just dream.. she executes. From custom sneakers and murals to coaching entrepreneurs into five-figure months, Aziah has become one of Houston’s most dynamic rising stars a powerhouse of creativity, hustle, and heart.

But her journey wasn’t always glamorous.

In fact, it started with a newborn on her hip, no college degree, and a fierce desire to break generational limits.

🎙 “I graduated high school and didn’t want to go to college because I had a 1-year-old baby and didn’t want to be judged on campus. I got approved for my first apartment and moved in a week after graduation. I just wanted to make money to take care of my baby… so I got a job in a plastic factory.”

That factory job planted the seed for her future. One day, an older man looked at her and said, “I’ve been here over 30 years.” That moment hit Aziah like lightning.

🎙 “I immediately started thinking, ‘That cannot be me.’ On breaks at work, I would research LLCs and small business info. By February 2015, I had my own LLC and EIN.”

That business became Double Customs LLC, and it was far more than just art.

💚Hustle Turned Purpose:

Aziah started customizing shoes, t-shirts, canvases, and eventually entire events.

From airbrushing sneakers to painting murals on night club walls, her talent began drawing attention all over Houston.

Her turning point came in 2016, when she went viral on Facebook and made over $25,000 on her website in just two months.

🎙 “Me and my twin threw our biggest event in public school history the 'Back to School Kidfest'. We donated close to $10,000 and gave back with food, books, haircuts, bounce houses, and supplies for over 100 kids all with no sponsors.”

From there, her platform exploded. What started as 5,000 followers quickly grew to 25,000 now standing strong at 82,000+.

Aziah tapped into her gift for social media marketing and learned how to convert her audience into loyal customers and paying clients.

💚The Business Coach Era:

🎙 “I realized that I cracked the code. I was getting five-figure checks a month just to post my artwork. I slowed down with art and became a business coach.”

Aziah now helps brick-and-mortar businesses and women entrepreneurs (ages 20–40) generate up to $10K a month in extra income without relying on social media all day. Her specialty lies in building passive income through E-Commerce platforms and online systems.

🎙 “I help them scale their businesses to work for them on autopilot.”

Her coaching is rooted in her own 10+ years of entrepreneurship. Every lesson she learned from managing slow seasons to painting in the dark when the lights got cut off, now empowers others.

🎙 “Customers don’t realize the trials and tribulations I went through just to get their orders done. I’ve had to paint with a flashlight and keep going even when bills were late.”

💚Full Circle Moments:

One of Aziah’s proudest achievements came in 8th grade, when she and her twin entered a NikeID design contest. Out of 2,500 students, they both won tying for 1st place.🏆

🎙 “We used to draw shoes and LeBrons all the time. Our designs actually came out in stores. It felt like our dreams became real.”

Now, her twin helps design sneakers for Adidas players like James Harden, proof that childhood dreams planted on notebook paper can grow into global opportunities.

Aziah isn’t slowing down. Her vision includes launching her own customized shoe store and a sip and paint experience space in Houston. She's also been recognized by the Texas State House of Representatives, selected as a lead artist for Houston Harris Health Hospital (opening in 2029), won a mural project for $12,550, named "Artist of the Year" and much more..

💚What Makes Her Happy?

🎙“Art makes me happy because it gives me a way to express myself when words can’t.”

And that’s the secret behind Aziah’s magic her ability to turn pain into purpose, brushstrokes into breakthroughs, and followers into family.

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