My Name is Nadine Owens Burton.
Thank you for taking the time to learn a little about me and my business. Owens Burton Consulting began from my need to practice what I preach. Throughout my career and my many opportunities to educate and advise others, there has been one thing that I have always encouraged...finding your passion.
For years I have tried to motivate individuals to not just developed themselves for a job, but to tap into their passions and find a career that they love so much that they would do it for free. I believe that if you truly love what you do, it will not feel like a job and you will feel happy going to work every day. If you are lucky enough to find your passion and it is also something you can make a career of, you will be happier than the majority of working adults in our society. I wanted to be one of those lucky few.
As I have made my way through my career -- as an admissions counselor and university administrator in student affairs, a teacher and most recently as a director of a school readiness program in a non-profit, community action agency -- I found I was most energized when I was before a group, imparting my knowledge and motivating action. I love what I'm doing when I'm before a group and it shows. I have a commitment to be both informative and entertaining. I myself have been the victim of dry and boring presenters, so I'm determined to never be one of them.
One day I decided as much as I loved my job as a director, I would love to "go to work" doing that which I absolutely love -- training and public speaking. Hence Owens Burton Consulting was born.
Please take some time to navigate your way through my website to see a little of what my company and I have to offer your business or organization. If you feel as I do that our partnership can result in some positive outcomes for you, please contact me to begin a discussion of your needs and how I can fulfill them.
Sincerely,
Nadine Owens Burton
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There is no person or organization that is perfect. There is always room for improvement. The moment you think you or your business or your organization lacks the capacity to be better, you've made one of your most fatal mistakes.
