My Story
My name is Natasha Daugherty. I was senior Mechanical Engineering student set to graduate when I fell in love working in the healthcare industry. I worked with individuals with various and combinations of intellectual, physical, and psychological disabilities for 3 years. I'm now working towards a career in Nursing so I can switch to being in the healthcare industry full time.
Since I joined Scentsy in March of 2016 to pay off extensive medical bills I enquired while treating what the doctors named "reversible crohn's disease." I'm proud to say Scentsy helped me achieve this, and continues to be a source of great extra income.
Looking back now, my Scentsy business has and continues to challenge me through every hardship. My Scentsy business gave me hope. I love what I do in my business. The people I have met are incredible. My customers inspire me to be the best that I can be. I love the products, and sharing the products brings me great joy.
As for right now, I enjoy riding on my bike around my childhood neighborhood. I just moved back to my home town to save money in August of 2017. I have been working as a correctional officer in a juvenile facility since October 2017. I am back in school studying to become a nurse. I hope to someday finish my nursing degree and also to see if I can finish that last part of my engineering degree. I would ultimately love to consult for individuals that may not have a voice to say what they need to better their lives.
Wherever I go in my life, I know my Scentsy business and all the friends I've made along the way will be there supporting and driving me to be the best I can be! My dream is to finish college, build my Scentsy business, and live my life to the fullest.
*In my time in working in Northern Indiana, I met my Scentsy sponsor. I loved buying the products, but realized I could help her family out more by joining her team. A portion of my sales benefits her 2 daughters. One of her daughters has significant health concerns. My sponsor’s dream is to be able to stay at home with her special needs daughter. As I build my team, she gets closer to this goal.
