April Lockhart

April Lockhart is a born July 4th April, 1995. As a seventh-grade student, she started taking guitar lessons and piano lessons. It was this that ignited her love to write songs. April Lockhart composed her first track, Different at the age twelve years old. She spent lots of time when she was 14 composing songs and experimenting with the piano. She began writing alongside her father at home in NY and LA within a short time. April started to incorporate other relevant topics into the"Take my Hand song for some friends, such as peer-pressure issues and suicide among teens. Lockhart, a popular lifestyle influencer, as well as having partnerships with clean-cut beauty brands Ilia she has gained her own following. Lockhart was never born with a left hand, and that is the reason she's what she is. But that's far from the full story. Lockhart's profile on Instagram doesn't conceal her handicap, but it doesn't just focus on the issue. What is the message? There is more to us than the physical person we are. Our identities are multifaceted and encompass a variety of elements. Lockhart says in a video interview with Lockhart via video "I don't think that will define me. I don't intend to have an impact on disabilities because I've got many more things to contribute." My day-today life is not affected by it. I go about my regular, everyday life and find my own solutions to issues. However, it's a component of me so I think it's important to talk about. Lockhart is a great example of how to stay striving to be self-accepting. She has been through times when she felt insecure about dressing in certain styles that showed her arms. She now wears whatever she likes. And she posts pictures on social media. Self-love, she says, is like a journey. "I do not think that you'll ever get in that place," she said. This is, however, the case with anyone that is prone to doubts. The people around you with that truly understand your personal story and who can look into your heart are the ones you should be relying on to help you remember what you're concerned about.