Co-Founder of 84th Street Rocks

Aleja's story is a journey which many of us can relate to, as it is about self-acceptance and the realization that sometimes people in our lives are not meant to stay in it. Love and acceptance is not something you look outside of yourself. It's always been about self-discovery and finding the Ultimate Truth.

Have you ever tried to do something, but then something keeps coming up? A part of yourself is stopping you from going forward. Evan strongly believe in having a positive self-talk. Listen and learn on his own journey of overcoming life's challenges and using them to keep on going and going further instead. Get ahead as he generously shares his time with your own personal session with him.

Sometimes you need to ask for help. There is no shame in asking for help at any age. You just might be surprised whom you have access to and the results you'll get. You may even realize things about yourself that you haven't really taken notice of. With Chelsea, the road isn't smooth but with the right support she's able to launch her business.

We need to learn how to be compassionate to others because we are all going through something in our own lives. Ashima believes this truth as many people are battling their own demons and have no way to battle them on their own. If we enable them and show them kindness, it can spark something inside of them; allowing them to move forward in life. Understanding this would lead you to believe that one person can make a huge difference.

Through a series of very personal stories, Vachel talks about the values that he prizes in life. He tells about the most formative moments in his life that shaped his values - from building hope, having faith in things beyond your control to just loving the life you're given. No person no circumstance is ever perfect and so dealing with the imperfections help you treasure the learnings.

Nika knows that being kind is in your DNA. You draw it from the thread of gratitude, which reminds you that there is nothing wrong with you … that the balance of who you are is the right amount. Simply put, you're perfect just the way you are. Still, choosing to be kind(er) to yourself and to others won't hurt.