Wholeheartedly

So, Stephanie started driving all over the East Coast teaching classes. She would sometimes drive 18 hours just to teach a class, and then turn around and drive back home so she could watch her one-year-old son while her husband was at work. She put more than 30,000 miles on her car and taught about 27 classes a month. She says, “This has been the craziest year of my entire life, but it’s been worth it.”

Now, she achieved her goal. Zackery has been able to leave the military and become a black hawk pilot for the National Guard, working only one weekend a month. They have moved back to Pennsylvania where they both grew up and will soon be able to build the home of their dreams. Stephanie says, “I can now sit back and enjoy the fruits of my labor. I feel so thankful for how doTERRA has changed our lives.”

Stephanie quit her job as a dental hygienist to stay at home after her son was born. When things got hard while she was building her doTERRA business she would remind herself, “Would you rather make $60,000 a year for the rest of your life as a dental hygienist, or six figures every year and possibly retire at the ripe age of 40?” She’s grateful that she will not have to miss any milestones in her son’s life, or for her future children.

She was only 24 when she started her business, and Stephanie’s excited for how much she has grown up through it. She says, “This is the best job on Earth. It’s fun, it’s meaningful, it’s life-changing—it’s everything.”