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09/25/2025

This week on , I share a simple but powerful practice inspired by my morning walks with butterflies:

🌸 Begin your day with a walk in nature
🌸 Practice gratitude and set intentions
🌸 Speak your manifestations as if they already exist
🌸 Feel the joy of what’s to come

Grounding yourself in gratitude and connecting with nature helps us slow down, appreciate life’s little beauties, and tap into our inner strength.

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09/19/2025

Resentment doesn’t just disappear—it piles up, clogs your peace, and spills over into every part of your life.

In this week’s Let’s Talk Thursdays, I share how to unclog the drain of pent-up emotions, release what’s holding you back, and open space for freedom, healing, and growth. 🌱

👉 Tune in, reflect, and share: What’s one way you’ve released resentment in your own life?

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09/11/2025

✨ Social Media Can Suck for Teens ✨

Let’s be real—sometimes social media just isn’t it.
📱 Instead of lifting teens up, it can bring them down:

👉 Constant comparison
👉 Pressure to be perfect
👉 Stress from likes and follows

But here’s the truth: you are more than your feed. 💯
Likes don’t define your worth. Filters don’t define your beauty. Follows don’t define your value.

It’s okay to unplug. It’s okay to protect your peace. And it’s definitely okay to remember that real life happens OFF the screen. 🌟

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[Social Media and Teens, Teen Mental Health, Digital Wellness, Comparison Culture, Self-Worth Beyond Likes, Social Media Pressure, Protect Your Peace, Real Life > Online Life, Teen Stress, Unplug to Recharge]

08/28/2025

💬 “Thriving isn’t just about surviving—it’s about owning your space.”

This week on Let’s Talk Thursdays, I’m back with Amber Lawson from Aspire Construction & Design for Part 2 of our conversation on being a woman in a male-dominated field. 🚧✨

From funny on-site stories to real talk about the pros & cons of working in construction, Amber shares the wisdom, grit, and humor it takes to thrive.

👉 What’s one piece of advice you’d give to young girls who'd like to enter male-dominated industries? Share your thoughts below!

08/21/2025

💬 “Breaking barriers, one conversation at a time.”

On this week’s Let’s Talk Thursdays, I'm interviewing my dear Amber Lawson from to dive into what it means to be a woman thriving in a male-dominated field. 🚧✨

👉 What challenges have you faced (or witnessed) in male-dominated industries? Make sure to tune in for part 2 next week!

Aspire Construction & Design

08/14/2025

💔 “I lost my best friend to bullying and suicide.”
In this powerful Interview Replay, Eli Lynn shares her story of grief, healing, and activism.
Her vulnerability is a call to action: Let’s do better. Let’s listen. Let’s protect each other.

08/13/2025

đź§  Breaking the stigma.
Eli Lynn is here to change how we talk about tic disorders and Tourette Syndrome in teens.
This Interview Replay opens up a real, honest, and much-needed conversation that might just shift your perspective.

▶️ Available tomorrow at 6 pm EST exclusively here on my IG ()

08/07/2025

đź’¬ What does it take to win on a global stage?
Jayla Jackson made history winning the Harvard International Debate Competition & getting featured at — and she’s sharing how she did it. 🎯
🔥 From preparation to pressure, this Interview Replay is packed with lessons in excellence, confidence, and power.

07/31/2025

We can’t afford to stay silent. Gun violence is now the leading cause of death for teens in the U.S.—but there are things we can do to help prevent it. In this video, I share 5 essential tips every parent, educator, and community leader needs to know. Let’s talk teens. Let’s talk safety. Let’s act now.

Enough is enough.Let’s have a year of no school shootings. That’s not just a tagline—it’s a call to action.This month, I...
07/29/2025

Enough is enough.
Let’s have a year of no school shootings. That’s not just a tagline—it’s a call to action.

This month, I’ve been raising awareness about Guns & Teens because our kids deserve more than lockdown drills and bulletproof backpacks. They deserve joy, safety, and the freedom to learn without fear.

🗣 Let’s keep the conversation going.
📢 Let’s hold lawmakers and communities accountable.
🛑 Let’s stop normalizing violence.

Join me—because silence is complicity.

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Making an Impact in Her Community & Beyond! Meet Dr. Kela Henry, Author “Nia & The Numbers Game” Dr. Kela Henry is a Southern physician with strong ties to her community. Aside from running her successful practice, where she supports healthy diets, exercise, and holistic healing whenever possible, Dr. Henry is passionate about the health of teenage girls and believes in giving back to organizations which focus on the education and empowerment of this demographic. She enjoys teaching and speaking with girls as early as their freshman year in high school, inspiring them to start thinking about the process of applying for college or vocational school.Why I started BTH Creations

Books are important because I believe reading, unlike watching TV, actively engages the mind. A well-written book can inform, inspire, intrigue, or excite the reader. The pages of a well-written story can transport you to foreign or fantasy lands, tickle you to the point of a good belly laugh, and educate you about various subjects. There is just so much useful information to be found in books, and reading is good brain exercise!

I started my own publishing company because I wanted creative freedom. It is important to me to release Nia & the Numbers Game : A Teenager’s Guide to Education, Relationships and S*x according to my vision. I felt it was important to show the full spectrum of Nia’s life— as I’ve written it—from early adolescence through her young adulthood and marriage. I want the target audience to see what’s possible. For the adults who will vet my work before allowing their daughters and students to read it, I hope they will recognize themselves in some of the scenarios and visualize a bright future for the young ladies they guide. My mission is to inspire young girls to be confident and healthy by building positive self-esteem & self-image.