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Forgiveness, Grit, Becoming: Tammy Soars Does Not Believe in Failure

What does it really take to build a career while raising children—without a roadmap, without perfection, and without giving up who you are? In this episode of *Look Both Ways**, I sit down with executive leader and human-centered technologist **Tammy Soares* for one of the most honest conversations I’ve had on the show. Tammy’s journey spans humble beginnings in a mountain town outside Fresno, a nontraditional path without a college degree, and a rise to leading major global accounts and eventually becoming president of an 800-person digital agency—all while raising two kids and reinventing herself again and again. We talk about: Why Tammy doesn’t believe in failure The hidden cost of ambition and motherhood Navigating mom guilt and imposter syndrome Asking for the job—and claiming your seat Why “work-life balance” rarely tells the full story As Tammy puts it: “I don’t believe in failure. Failure means you’ve given up—and I don’t ever give up.” “What you’re doing is enough. You don’t have to do more.” When I asked Tammy to describe her journey in three words, she chose: Forgiveness. Grit. Becoming. This conversation is for anyone who’s ever felt torn between career and family, questioned a nontraditional path, or wondered if it’s okay to want more—*and* still want to be present.