Sheryl Morley grew up in a small Idaho farming community, the oldest of seven children.
Her father worked day and night at several jobs earning just enough for the family to survive, and her mother, who was often ill, depended heavily on Sheryl to help care for the other children.
“I always had big dreams,” says Sheryl, “I just didn’t know how to go about achieving them. I tried different colleges and majors, but nothing worked for me. I suffered from low self-esteem, no self-confidence, no direction, and no idea what I was going to do with my life.”
She moved to Phoenix and thought she landed the job of her dreams: assistant manager at Taco Bell. Her take home pay was $800 a month, which did not cover all of her bills, and