THE MISSION:

Inspire teens to navigate life's challenges with resilience and laughter

In the exhilarating tapestry of my journey as a #1 best-selling author, an inspirational speaker, and a storyteller shaped by the glitz of film and TV, there's one thing I've learned – goals are the heartbeat of our aspirations, and dreams have the power to change lives.

That’s why, fueled by the thrill of captivating stories and my unwavering passion for connecting with teens and young adults, I'm on a mission to get my latest novel on the required reading list for schools!

Picture the vibrant convergence of "Girl, Interrupted" vibes colliding with the iconic energy of "Legally Blonde"

– that's the world my latest coming-of-age novel unveils.

I'm on a crusade to bring it into schools, to ignite conversations about taboo subjects, and inspire teens to navigate life's challenges with resilience and laughter.

Here's where you come in:

Join me in this mission to spark change in the lives of young minds. Your voice matters, and together, we can make this novel a catalyst for important discussions in schools nationwide.

Feel the energy? Ready to make waves? Hit me back with your thoughts or ideas. Let's embark on this empowering journey together!

Below is a list of ideas I have that I need your help with:

HOW YOU MIGHT BE ABLE TO HELP

Know any of the following?

  • Educators in the high school/college spaces

  • Parents who are active in their schools

  • Podcast hosts that might want to interview me

  • Talk show hosts/producers

  • Bloggers/reporters

  • Media outlets where I could write a guest post

  • Young people/educators/parents who might be willing to buy the book and leave a review (social proof is super important when approaching schools)

  • Influencers who might want to partner up

  • Oprah

  • Reese Whitherspoon

  • Selena Gomez

  • Non-Profits that focus on mental health for teens and young adults

Are You:

  • Part of any student leadership organization like; FBLA, Honor Society, etc.

  • Part of your local PTA/PTSA

  • Part of a book club willing to read the book and leave a review (again, social proof - y’all - super important)

  • Willing to be part of my launch team

  • Any of the people I listed in the other column :)

REMEMBER - Every voice counts!

Your support can be the turning point for making this dream a reality and create positive change in the world!

Let's champion the power of stories and conversations! 📚💛

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