I was born into a toxic family. Both of my parents were alcoholics. My mother died when I was only 8 of liver failure. Shortly after that my father left to move out of state with his new wife and I was left in the care of family, who were also toxic and I eventually was put into foster care. During these years I learned independence. That independence has served me well at times. I always wanted to be more than what I had been shown. I was the first person in my family to attended college and graduated with a Psychology degree. All I've ever been interested in learning was why people do what they do and how to help them. While my degree taught me a lot about human behavior, what I craved was a solution for altering human behavior to get a different result. So, for years I self-studied. Finally, I sat down to write a book about my discoveries but then realized that what needed to happen in order for people to know of these discoveries was one-on-one interaction because every human is so different. At this time "Coaching" wasn't really talked about. After using the methods that I was about to teach others, I found myself coaching my first client who talked to his friends and family about his experience and soon, my book was filling up.
It wasn't long until I became recognized by some of the "big guys" in the coaching business and I worked as a consultant for them for about 4 years. We were coaching many different MLM businesses, but every time I would get someone with Young Living on the line we would have the most remarkable connection and their results were unprecedented! Eventually, this lead to me wanting to coach Young Living Distributors exclusively. I also wanted to do it on my own--using my methods instead of someone else’s. All I needed was all the information I could get my hands on about Young Living. Because I'm from Utah, I took a job at Young Living for a while to teach me everything I needed to be to be the best Young Living Coach available.
Now, 4 years later, I'm still coaching the Young Living community. There is something remarkable about this group that draws me in. Now, my success is based on their success and my business is strong.
