April Lockhart

April Lockhart is a born July 4, 1995. When she was in the 7th grade, she started taking piano and guitar lessons. This ignited her passion for songwriting. April's first song was Different, which she wrote when she was 12 years old. When April was 14 years old, she devoted an enormous amount of time creating song ideas as well as perfecting the song. Soon after she began taking trips to write with her father in NY and LA. April added other themes to the song "Take My Hand" for a few of her friends who dealt with concerns like peer pressure problems, as well as teenager suicide. Lockhart is also gaining a growing following as a lifestyle influencer and works for popular Clean Beauty company Ilia. The truth is that she was born without a left hand. This creates her unique. However, this isn't the only thing about her. As a result Lockhart's Instagram account isn't afraid to talk about her disability, but it doesn't center around her disability either. It's a reminder. It's this That we all carry numerous identities. We're much way more diverse than we think that we're. Lockhart through a video message from Nashville home, says that I do not want this to define myself. I am far more than just my physical self. This doesn't influence my day-to-day routine. I go about my business as usual and have developed different ways of adapting. It's an integral element of my life so it is important to talk about the subject. The journey of self-acceptance that Lockhart has taken is one that can last for a long time, and she is an inspiration in this regard. Still, she admits that she went through a few phases in her body, and felt uneasy in some instances to wear clothes that showed the arms of her. Today, she wears anything she likes and uploads photos in those outfits to social media with pride. The key to self-love for her is the fact that it's not a place to go. The same is true for everybody regardless of degree of self-confidence. It is important to have people in your life who know and understand your situation. They will be the ones asking you: What do you worry about?