• Empowerment
• Leadership
• Transparency/Vulnerability
• College Readiness
• Faith Based
• Diversity
• Youth Engagement
• Servant Leadership
• Overcoming Obstacles
• Female Empowerment
• Self-Esteem
• Blended Families
• Undocumented/Dreamers

• Interrupted by Greatness – In a society where we feel constantly measured by how much our annual salary is, what kind of car we drive, the value of our home, or the title we have at work, we often miss the richness of the journey because we are too focused on the destination. To be “Interrupted by Greatness” you have to be present, at peace, content and fulfilled at each moment in your life.
• Don’t Call Me Lucky – It’s easy to look at “the finished product,” or what you think is the finished product of a person and think to yourself, “Man, must be nice! They’re just lucky!” What is hard and almost impossible to see is the countless hours of work, saving your money to pay for school, going without because your focus is not on the “Now,” but the “Then.”
• My Father’s Daughter – Lilyan shares her personal story of overcoming many obstacles as a child, and using education as the vehicle to accomplishing a fulfilling life. As an undocumented child, working since a young age, overcoming abandonment and being surrounded by alcoholism, Lilyan’s life resembles so many children today. Lilyan’s story is one that connects with audiences of all ages and backgrounds.
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• Vulnerable is the New Strong – Often as young people, and even as children, we are conditioned directly or indirectly to put up our walls and not let anything phase us. More and more, young people think that to care means we are weak and to accept help means we are sell outs. In a world where the have nots seem to seldom rise above their circumstances, that’s one way to teach Strength. A very different approach would be to face our circumstances head on, embrace our obstacles, own our hardships and make them work for us.
• I Didn’t Come From Nothing – Often in popular culture, when people are introduced before they speak or receive an award, if those who are being honored came from a humble background, it is not rare to hear those introducing them say all their accolades to end with the term… “and they came from almost nothing.”  We all need to realize, as much as we didn’t have, we all still came from something…. And much of it was good.
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