April Lockhart

April Lockhart born 4 July 1995. She began piano and guitar lessons in seventh grade. This sparked the interest of her. at the age of 12, April came up with her first original song Different. At the age of 14 April was a big devotee of her time to writing and practicing songs. Then, she began going across NY and LA along with her dad in order for them both to write songs. April also began incorporating various other topics relevant to the"Take my Hand song for some close friends, like peer pressure problems and suicides among teenagers. Lockhart works in partnerships at the well-known Clean Beauty brand Ilia and also is an influencer in the lifestyle industry with a huge following of her own. She has a disability that is a component of her persona, however it's not all of the picture. Lockhart's Instagram account doesn't ignore her handicap. But it also doesn't emphasize the issue. The message? The message is that we are more than our physical selves. Our identities are complicated and we contain many different aspects. It's not my intention to let that determine me. I do not want to be a disability influencer in which I only discuss because there are so many other elements to me Lockhart states in video form from her house in Nashville. The issue doesn't affect my everyday life. I conduct doing my job as normal and have developed my own methods to adjust. It's a big element of my life and it's imperative to discuss it. Her journey to self-acceptance is one that will last an entire lifetime. She has been a source of inspiration for this purpose. Yet, she confesses having moments when she felt uncomfortable with her appearance as well as wearing clothes which displayed her arms. Nowadays, she dresses what she's comfortable in and post photos in those outfits to social networks with a sense of pride. Self-love, she says is a journey. It's not clear when you'll reach the point of no return. It's true for all, no matter what their degree of self-confidence. I think it is important to be surrounded by those who are able to see you.