Tanisha Pugh S.O. What! Success Story

Do you remember your high school Biology class? 

Connected to dissecting a frog is my memory of my classmate, Tanisha (Johnson) Pugh. It actually goes back to elementary school but most vivid are my memories from Biology class.

When we graduated we went separate ways, but I didn’t realize how similar our journeys would be. As college moms, we struggled but fought through and earned our degrees. 

Years later we reconnected at our 10 year class reunion and future reunions which we both made it a point to attend. And when she learned that I had become a speaker,  Tanisha Pugh was one of the first people to push to support me. As a board member for a nonprofit that provided housing for teen mothers, she pitched me as the keynote speaker for their major fundraising event.

And that’s who she is. Not only a wife and mom, but also a mentor and supporter. A giver and a doer. And a fighter! 

In this episode of S.O. What! Success Stories you’ll be inspired by another young mother with a different and inspiring journey.

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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.

 

Interested in having me speak to your group or at your next event? Just contact me, and get ready to say, “SO WHAT!”.