Your Happiness Your Choice
I’ve been working on a new keynote, and I’m so excited about the impact I believe it will have on helping others to be more resilient.
And even happier with life.
It comes down to two choices-
Accept it (SO What!) or Change it (So NOW What?).
I came across this article, and I had to share it because I felt like I could have written it myself.
Too often in life we settle or succumb to helplessness when, in most situations, we have the power to change situations we don’t like or that don’t bring us the joy we want and deserve. In one of the very first media interviews I was invited to do almost ten years ago, I shared with Fox 13 that one of the words I used in my first book a lot was MOVE.
Summer Owens on Fox 13 speaking on her memoir about her life as a teen mother.
This article echos those sentiments, and ten years later, I couldn’t agree more.
What do you think? What are some areas of your life where you know it is time to make a Change?
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I’m Summer Owens, and my passion is helping youth and young adults realize success no matter what obstacles they face. As an international resilience and leadership keynote speaker, author, S.O. What! Success Coach, and creator of the S.O. What! Literacy, Life Skills, and Character Education curriculum, I empower people to say, “So what!” to even their greatest challenges. provide a framework to help people see past their challenges and focus on solutions using the S.O. What! Success System (Overcome Obstacles + Eliminate Excuses + Calculate Choices = S.O. What! Success). Through keynotes, workshops, books, online courses, and workbooks, I use life’s challenges and my own story of resilience as a rape survivor and teen mom success story to help others confidently pursue their dreams.
Looking for an inspiring college motivational speaker? A high school literacy curriculum? A middle school life skills workbook? A great example for teen mothers? A women’s empowerment or single mother’s conference speaker? I’m your girl and will help any audience say, “S.O. What!”.
