Episode 130 - Failure is Never Final —Kaysha Sorenson

Tried out a major that ended up not being for you? Try another one! Didn’t get the job that you wanted? Maybe it wasn’t meant for you. Time to pursue another option! It’s really as simple as that. Continue to shift gears and try different paths. Failure is never final as long as you continue to try.Kaysha Sorenson has had her fair share of ‘failures’ in life but, she’s never let that stop her. From getting pregnant at 19, to getting a divorce at age 26 and taking a break from school, she could have let any one of these things stop her. Instead, she’s been able to use her own experiences to be there for her own children and for Evoke Therapy Programs.In this episode of Success is Subjective, Kaysha joins Joanna to share her journey as she navigated being a young mom in college, while also working to discover herself. Though there was plenty of pitfalls along the way, Kaysha has been able to find success in knowing that it’s okay to not always be successful; to rise and to fall. Listen in to gain insight on how Kaysha’s own young adulthood experience is allowing her to approach her own children's journeys with more excitement and confidence rather than fearWhat You Will LearnGrowing up in a family of 6, being raised by a single momBeing financially independent at a very young ageThe unknown topic of secondary education What caused Kaysha to get married at 19 What life looked like while getting divorced with 3 kids at age 26, no education and working at home depotHow working at Evoke Therapy Programs has impacted Kaysha’s lifeThe break that Kaysha is on right now and where she is headedComing from a place of excitement instead of fear when dealing with your young adultsConnect with Kaysha SorensonEvoke Therapy ProgramsKaysha Sorenson on FacebookEmail [email protected] with Joanna Lilley  Lilley ConsultingLilley Consulting on Instagram Lilley Consulting on Facebook Success is Subjective on Apple PodcastSuccess is Subjective on Google PodcastSuccess is Subjective on iHeart RadioSuccess is Subjective on SpotifySuccess is Subjective on StitcherSuccess is Subjective on AmazonSuccess is Subjective on AudibleSuccess is Subjective on Tune in RadioSponsored by: College Parent Survival NetworkEmail [email protected]