Rebecca was born in 1971 in Salt Lake City. Throughout her childhood she lived in Utah, Arizona and Montana. She graduated from Murray High School in 1989 and moved with her family to Virginia, then to Idaho, and finally back to Utah where she currently resides.

Rebecca has been a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints since she was a child. She married her husband Mike in in the Jordan River Temple in 2000 and they are raising their three children; 16 year old twins, Connor and Heather, and 12 year old Shawn.

Rebecca has always loved music and started playing the piano at age 4. This led to her decision to pursue a Bachelor of Music at the University of Utah and continue on with some graduate work as well. She taught piano lessons for many years, but now she just enjoys playing the piano for herself and her family.

In 2012 Rebecca, along with her husband and children, started taking Kenpo Karate lessons and in 2018 she earned her black belt. She helped her husband open a dojo (Black Dragon Kenpo Karate) in their basement where they teach kids and adults the art of Kenpo and the skills of self defense. That same year Rebecca joined Paparazzi Jewelry and Accessories and has built a budding business by selling amazing $5 jewelry on her website (www.pinkdragonjewels.com) and doing Facebook and YouTube live parties.

​Rebecca absolutely adores the Star Wars universe and she sees a parallel to life in the stories. Some of the life lessons she’s learned from Star Wars are you must follow your own path, you should keep your promises, anger and fear lead to evil, you should pass on what you’ve learned, and no matter how deeply you fall into darkness there’s always hope for redemption.

Former Interim Director of Personal Pursuits

Gym-goer, Introvert, Music Festival Lover, Daily OM-er, Aspiring Yogi, Mompreneur, and Self-Help & Self-Love Junkie! Sheryl’s motherhood journey has been nothing short of experiential! From having a baby at 17, to marrying young, becoming a stepmother, being a full-time SAHM, to divorcing, navigating single parenting, becoming a full-time working mom and now transitioning to full-time mompreneur and homeschooler. Whew! But she wouldn’t change the course of the events in her life because that is where she found herself. She believes that the beauty in life lies in the paradox of the greatest joys being found in the depths of sorrows. Sheryl is a mother to her three favorite little humans and currently lives in Washington state. As a family, Sheryl and her children love to be active outdoors; hiking, kayaking, and riding horses. Sheryl is passionate about helping women DO less and BE more in their lives. She works as a Transformational Life Coach serving women who are ready to learn how to trust themselves again. She finds so much love and joy in being an advocate for reflecting women’s unique potential back to them and helping them create the life of their dreams.

I am a mother first and forever, as well as a Realtor in Salt Lake City, where I was born and raised. ​I love going on hikes and helping others. 🙂

Son. Daughter. Son. Daughter. Son. Daughter. Raised the middle of three children, our mother had great respect for her mother and the talents she offered in raising her family. Mom chose to follow in her mother‘s footsteps by not only having three children but doubling that.

​She is currently the matron of six children, 26 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren. Her years as a stay at home mother involved endless meal preparation, keeping clothes on our backs, shoes on our feet, transporting us in countless directions, and providing direction, words of wisdom and encouragement . Later as we navigated adulthood, she always had a listening ear and her own experiences to share we could learn from.

She was a hands on mom, instilling the love of stories and reading, help with school work, and was a great cheerleader to each of her child’s interests. The most important thing our mother taught us was to “Trust in the Lord with all our hearts and lean not unto our own understanding but in all our ways acknowledge him and he will direct our paths.”