Yvette invited her husband on Life Her Podcast so women and men are able to know about their love story. We never know when, where or how we would meet our soulmate. But, Yvette married her husband at Milan Federal Correctional Prison June 26, 2018. Her husband served over 20 years in prison. They both loss their mother's 10 months apart in 2019. 

Imagine fighting to find yourself because you placed everyone in life before you. Witnessing abuse as a child and trying to fight and help your mother. Not to mention finding that specific void from a man that you thought was ok to be treated because you didn't want to endure the pain your mother went through. Yvette talks with Carlotta about these many experiences she been through in life. Yet, raised some amazing children. 

Yvette and Tammy Monroe talk about what it means to find your voice and share some very personal experiences of overcoming feeling or being silenced.

Imagine being a college student and giving back to the community not knowing it'll become your career. Yvette Lloyd interviewed Noelle Beck, CEO of First Glance located in Akron, OH (Kenmore area). Noelle is a blessing to many youth and adults in the community. She has had youth stay in her home, clothe them, and made sure they had a meal. Not to mention she started a conference for women called "Akron Women On Purpose."  Discount Coupon code for Akron Women On Purpose( LIFEHER) Event will be held:

March 7, 2020 

Time: 9am to 3pm 

Location: The Goodyear Theater

Yvette and Shavaunta Harris talk through shameful moments and how to overcome them.

USOA Mrs. Ohio Cynthia Bowers- Martin with Yvette Lloyd

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Yvette and Brandi talk about how Brandi let herself go for many years searching for love, and finding the connection with God. Her childhood had her mentally torn for many years, Especially when her dad had to serve time in prison during her childhood until now. 

There is such a stigma in society that wants the strong to just be strong, but what happened when the encourages, the healers, and the counselors need counseling too?