Power-Passion-Purpose

Teaching life skills and empowering young teen girls is the mission of the Project Beautiful Me organization.  

I had the privilege of moderating the 4th annual power panel at Willowridge High School.

I had the privilege of moderating the 4th annual power panel at Willowridge High School.

Panelists: Miss Mykie (TV Host/Recording Artist); Candace Ford (PBM Founder); Devi Dev (TV/Radio Host); Mariah Houghton (Worship Leader/Lakewood Chirch); Corey Nelson (Broncos Linebacker)

Panelists: Miss Mykie (TV Host/Recording Artist); Candace Ford (PBM Founder); Devi Dev (TV/Radio Host); Mariah Houghton (Worship Leader/Lakewood Chirch); Corey Nelson (Broncos Linebacker)

Of all the questions from the dozens of teenagers here are a few responses from our panelist that hopefully you can apply to your career path.

Q. How important is it to network & know the right people?  

'What you know is incredibly important. You can know everyone in the world but you still have to bring something to the table.' - Devi Dev

  Q. How do you build confidence even as a teenager?

'Confidence comes from knowing your flaws & embracing them.' - Mariah Houghton

'Treat confidence as a muscle. Keep doing it, practice it & always remember, what other people think of you is none of your business.' -Devi Dev 

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Q. How do you deal with negativity and mean comments online?

'You've got to keep it moving.' - Miss Mykie

 After a full day of character building & workshops all the girls had the opportunity to choose a donated prom dress plus accessories. Needless to say, they went home feeling fabulous and hopefully, empowered.