When I started college, I wanted to become a physical therapist so that I could help people recover when facing hard times.

That quickly changed because my love for wanting to be an entrepreneur was so strong inside of me. My yearning to be a kindergarten teacher kept showing up. I kept feeling this struggle between teacher and businesswoman.

After all my years in school I finally ended up graduating with a Bachelor’s in Management Information Systems and another Bachelor’s in Accounting and just a few classes away from a degree in Early Childhood Development.

As I was doing all that studying, I was taking care of three children ages 5 months, 2 years old and 3 years old.  I was having fun observing them grow with everything I was learning. 

Meanwhile on the business side I purchased an accounting software called Peachtree Accounting and started setting up businesses just for fun and pretended like I was in business and did all the transactions just like it was real.  When I graduated from college and got my first real accounting job, I realized I didn’t know how to be an accountant.  I am so grateful that I got hired by a man named Paul Jacob in Cincinnati, Ohio that taught me more in six months about accounting and business than I ever learned in college. 

I became a certified consultant for Peachtree Accounting and spent the next 25+ years teaching people how to set up and run their companies.

Meanwhile, the teacher in me was still very much a part of me and talking to me.

Everyone that knows me understands that one of my favorite things to do is go to a child’s first day of kindergarten and since I never had children, I always got to be the aunt and I love it.  I love school activities and graduations.  Every time I walked into a kindergarten classroom, I felt like I was home.

One of my favorite coaches, Jack Canfield, told me that just because I didn’t stand in front of a room full of children didn’t mean I wasn’t a teacher.  That was the exact moment that I became aware that I had always been a teacher. The same way kindergarten was a foundation for learning, helping people get started in business was also a foundation.  Wow what a powerful moment in my life.  Thank you, Jack!!

I have been studying and successfully applying the Law of Attraction since 2004 and after meeting so many coaches, I really understand how to use it.  I live my life by these principles. 

You can start to see the pattern.  The teacher in me wants to come out and play and this time I will be teaching “Creating Your Life on Purpose”, which is an 8-level journey of finding your passion so you can share it with the world.  This will launch your inner GPS as seen through the eyes of a child.