On July 1, 2025, I achieved something truly meaningful in my personal and academic journey:
I was officially inducted into the National Society of Leadership and Success (NSLS).When I first received the nomination, I felt honored. When I accepted it, I felt motivated. And now that I’ve completed the Foundations of Leadership program and crossed the induction finish line, I feel proud—not just of the recognition, but of the growth that came with it.
NSLS isn’t just a title or a line on my resume—it’s a reflection of the work I’ve done to show up, lead myself, and support others on their path too. The program helped me sharpen my goals, step outside my comfort zone, and reflect on what kind of leader I want to become.
What NSLS Has Taught Me:
- 🎯 Leadership is action – It’s about showing up consistently, not waiting for a title
- 🧠 Self-awareness matters – Understanding my values and communication style helps me grow
- 🤝 Connection is key – Leadership isn’t about being the loudest; it’s about listening and lifting others
- 🚀 Growth takes intention – Every goal, SMART step, and reflection got me closer to who I want to be
I’m incredibly proud to be part of a community that values purpose-driven leadership and continuous self-development. And as I finish my degree and work toward certifications like CompTIA A+ and CAPM®, I’ll carry these lessons with me into every project, team, and opportunity ahead.
Here’s to leading by example—and building a future rooted in growth.
“Leadership is not about being in charge. It is about taking care of those in your charge.”
— Simon Sinek

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