Netisha Burnett’s S.O. What! Success Story
When I randomly met Netisha Burnett at a mutual friend’s house, I never would have imagined a few years later that she would play such a major role in my life.
After bringing me in to speak when she worked for Girls, Inc., she became my right hand helping me to finally get the S.O. What! Foundation off the ground. She helped me create the visions and mission documents. Also in selecting the board, organizing the workshops, finding the students, and securing the summer camp leader.
When we received a grant for the S.T.E.P.-O.U.T. program and were able to fly the students to Washington, DC. Netisha was integral in planning and executing that life-changing trip for our amazing participants.
And she did all of this while working her job, serving in the Air Force, and doing the hardest job of all– being a single mom.
In this episode of S.O. What! Success Stories, be inspired by her story of being a single mom to not only her son but also the surprise responsibility she took on to support her family.
Remember, new S.O. What! Success Stories will be posted every Sunday. So be sure to subscribe to my YouTube channel and don’t miss a single episode of these inspiring interviews!
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S.O. What! Success Stories with Summer Owens is a series of casual conversations with overcomers about real life and resilience. Guests share their stories including some of the challenges they faced on their journeys to success. In each conversation, Summer breaks down the S.O. What! Success System and how implementing each of the elements leads to success in the face of even the greatest adversity.
The S.O. What! Success System
Overcome Obstacles + Eliminate Excuses + Calculate Choices = S.O. What! Success
Learn more about Summer and how she helps individuals and organizations achieve S.O. What! Success.
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