After a high school field trip to the Milwaukee Bucks Game for my marketing class, I knew marketing was something I could see myself doing. My entire life I always admired women in business. I wanted to be like all of the boss ladies I would see working from coffee shops - who carried designer bags, had immense confidence, and made their own schedule. Next thing I know, in 2017, I graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee with a Bachelors in Marketing.

I was hired-on full-time after my college internship, and was ready to take the world by storm. I’ve always been a hard worker, but I was determined to climb my way up that corporate ladder. I worked for some of the largest, most well-known companies in the country, and got experience working across multiple marketing channels. I’ve always been career-driven, and still am, but my perspective shifted after I became a mom. 

I began to feel like I was stuck in corporate purgatory. I no longer loved what I was doing, and I refused to set the example for my daughter that even though you hate something, you should just suck it up and do it, because you ‘have to’.  It was preventing me from being the mother I wanted to be, the wife my husband deserved, and the best version of myself. After all, we only get one chance to raise our babies, so for me, enough was enough. 

I took the leap, and started Sosheal Circle Marketing. And guess what… I haven’t looked back.