The National Society of Leadership and Success (NSLS)

Before we step into the new year, let's celebrate the accomplishments that brought us here. To our 2 million members: Your hard work and dedication made 2024 truly special. Congratulations on all you’ve achieved! #theNSLS #2MillionStrong #NewYears

Our Motivational Mondays year-end wrap-up is here! 🎉 Relive lessons from 2024’s standout guests & start 2025 inspired. Catch the episode now! 🔗 :https://thens.ls/3P6G6lT #theNSLS #Leadership #Motivation

Earlier this semester, the NSLS community had the unforgettable experience of becoming one degree from Kevin Bacon. The iconic actor, philanthropist, and founder of SixDegrees.org joined our Speaker Broadcast series to share his wisdom on building strong relationships, following your dreams, and using your voice to create change. Want to hear it all? NSLS members can watch the full broadcast now on the Member Dashboard! #theNSLS #Networking #CommunityService

It doesn’t take much to make a difference. Earlier this semester, the University of North Texas chapter showed us how small steps can lead to big impacts by participating in a campus cleanup for UNT Make A Difference Day. Their efforts remind us that even the simplest actions can create a ripple of positivity. 💚 What’s one small step you can take today to brighten someone else’s day or benefit your community? #theNSLS

Tune into this week's #MotivationalMondays featuring Atiba T. Edwards! Discover his journey from visitor to leader at the Brooklyn Children's Museum and his vision for cultural accessibility. 🌟 🔗 : https://thens.ls/3P0KsuW #theNSLS #Leadership #Change

2025 will be a year focused on innovation and growth. What are your 2025 leadership predictions? #theNSLS #leadership

Every late night, every extra effort, every challenge you overcame — it was all worth it. Congratulations to our graduating members on achieving something truly amazing! 👏 Share your journey to graduation with us here so we can celebrate you: https://lnkd.in/ehAy_hpv #theNSLS #graduation #ClassOf2025

Every win this year had its foundation in something deeper. As you think back, what played the most pivotal role in reaching your goals? 

🌟 Gratitude Moment 🌟  I am beyond grateful and honored to share that I have been selected to receive the Online Member Scholarship from The National Society of Leadership and Success (NSLS).  As a single mom with little support, balancing a full-time career, graduate studies, and my children's busy schedules has been anything but easy. Pursuing my education online provides me with the flexibility to achieve my goals without sacrificing time for my family or professional growth.  In my scholarship essay, I shared how online education empowers me to thrive in all areas of life. Joining the NSLS has reinvigorated my passion for achieving my dreams, proving that I don’t need to wait for the “perfect moment” to start building the future I envision.  🎯 As a Certified Transformational Life Coach, I now have even more passion and tools to help others overcome limiting beliefs and create meaningful, lasting change in their lives. If you’re ready to uplevel your life and career, I’d love to connect and support your journey. Let’s take that first step together! 🚀 This award represents more than recognition—it’s a reminder that persistence, community, and believing in oneself can open incredible doors.  To anyone on a similar path: Keep going. You are stronger than you know. 💪  #NSLS #OnlineLearning #ScholarshipRecipient #TransformationalCoach #SingleMomSuccess #LeadershipAndGrowth #Gratitude 

Thank you, The National Society of Leadership and Success (NSLS), for awarding me another opportunity. I am honored to have been selected as an Alumni Award recipient. When I reflect on my undergraduate years, I am beside myself with gratitude. Where I felt stuck and limited in high school, honors societies such as The NSLS offered growth. As a first-generation college student who grew up with debilitating social anxiety, I can't thank you enough for giving me a challenge to rise to. I would not be the person I am today without this organization and the amazing people I worked alongside. A snippet from my essay: "I was ambitious, yet I lacked the bravery to lead an exceptional career. The NSLS paved a path for me to overcome my fear of speaking. I was granted the opportunity to serve on the executive board as secretary and then vice president for chapter events—the latter of which I was nominated and awarded Executive Board Member of the Year for my work organizing events targeting inducted individuals who wanted to stay involved. While some people may succumb to their weaknesses, I prodded mine. Poked it. Pushed my comfort zone far enough that I engulfed it. And now I work in communications."