Get my book "Never Fight Alone" - a mental health book for teens, parents, and youth leaders.https://amzn.to/33BRRZA

Elena Breese is a blogger for Still Blooming Me, influencer, and speaker. She had a normal life until April 15, 2013, when the Boston Marathon Bombing happened. Luckily Elena did not sustain any physical injuries; she did have Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). She couldn't eat at times, take care of the kids, and function like a normal human being. She had to go to the hospital and years in therapy.

Listen to this episode as Elena talks about what you can do to overcome PTSD.

Find Elena Breese:

https://www.stillbloomingme.com/
IG: @stillbloomingme

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Connect with Top Teenage Motivational Speaker, Shelomo Solson:

Book to speak: https://www.shelomosolson.com
Instagram: @shelomosolson

Get my book "Never Fight Alone" - a mental health book for teens, parents, and youth leaders.https://amzn.to/33BRRZA

David is the only 5-language-speaking-motivational-comedian on the planet! David empathizes with diverse students who face challenges because he was once considered an “at-risk student” himself before defying the odds and graduating with a bachelor’s degree and then earning his Master’s Degree.

He has motivated children and mature adults in some of the greatest metropolitan cities of the world: Los Angeles, New York, Sao Paulo, Paris, and London.

His upbringing facilitated his multiculturalism/ multilingualism which makes it easy to relate to diverse audiences. Listen to this podcast to learn how you can find your inner genius.

Find David Edward Garcia on:

Youtube: David Edward Garcia
IG: @davidedwardgarcia
www.davidedwardgarcia.com

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Connect with Top Teenage Motivational Speaker, Shelomo Solson:

Book to speak: https://www.shelomosolson.com
Instagram: @shelomosolson

Get my book "Never Fight Alone" - a mental health book for teens, parents, and youth leaders.https://amzn.to/33BRRZA

If you learn to become a better public speaker now, it will pay dividends later in life. When you are in high school, you have many opportunities to give a presentation: Extracurricular activities, church, volunteering, class, weddings, or work. In this video, I go over the steps you need to become a more confident speaker.

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Connect with Top Teenage Motivational Speaker, Shelomo Solson:

Book to speak: https://www.shelomosolson.com
Instagram: @shelomosolson

Get my book "Never Fight Alone" - a mental health book for teens, parents, and youth leaders.https://amzn.to/33BRRZA

Makaila Nichols is the best selling author of Blatantly Honest. She is a bullying and body image speaker, as well as a podcaster. At 14, she was recruited to be a model, and that's when her eating disorders started forming. In high school, she was bullied, had anxiety, depression, and was sexually assaulted while being slut-shamed for it.

Listen to this podcast to learn about Makaila's story on how she overcame these challenges and what you can do if you are facing these challenges as well.

Follow me on IG @shelomosolson

Find Makaila Nichols on:
IG: @makailanichols
www.makailanichols.com

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Connect with Top Teenage Motivational Speaker, Shelomo Solson:

Book to speak: https://www.shelomosolson.com
Instagram: @shelomosolson

Get my book "Never Fight Alone" - a mental health book for teens, parents, and youth leaders.https://amzn.to/33BRRZA

Grant Baldwin is a speaker, podcaster, author, entrepreneur, and all-around regular guy trying to make a little dent in the world. He was always gravitated towards public speaking and was a youth pastor after college. After he found out he was becoming a father, Grant took a hard look at what he wanted to do. He pursued his passion in public speaking and has given thousands of presentations around the United States to both schools and corporations. He married his high school sweetheart and has three beautiful daughters.

Listen to this podcast episode as he talks about how any high school student can overcome the fear of public speaking and possibly start to make a career out of it. He also talks about when his parents got a divorce and how he married his high school sweetheart.

Follow me on IG @shelomosolson

Find Grant Baldwin on:

IG: @gbaldwin
http://grantbaldwin.com/
Podcast: The Speaker Lab
How to Get into That

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Connect with Top Teenage Motivational Speaker, Shelomo Solson:

Book to speak: https://www.shelomosolson.com
Instagram: @Shelomosolson

Get my book "Never Fight Alone" - a mental health book for teens, parents, and youth leaders.https://amzn.to/33BRRZA

Congrats to the Kansas City Chiefs for winning Super Bowl 54. For Andy Reid, it was a long time coming. I have never seen a coach so dedicated and persistent as he is. It was 37 years in the making.

Each one of us can learn a few things from him. Listen to this episode for the three lessons anyone can learn from him.

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Connect with Top Teenage Motivational Speaker, Shelomo Solson:

Book to speak: https://www.shelomosolson.com
Instagram: @shelomosolson

Get my book "Never Fight Alone" - a mental health book for teens, parents, and youth leaders.https://amzn.to/33BRRZA

Gee Bryant grew up in Philadelphia. He didn't have a functional family and a good relationship with his father growing up. He saw and experienced abuse. He eventually turned to the streets, parties, alcohol, taking drugs, and selling drugs. After seeing many of his friends dead or in jail, he said enough is enough.

He moved to Atlanta to start fresh. Homeless, at times, he started a business. He had a lot of trials and tribulations, along with major depression. Now he runs multiple successful businesses. He is the founder of Gee Code Society, x28, Plant Based Kitchen, and Loft.

How did he do it? Listen to this podcast on how he went from the streets in his teen years to a successful entrepreneur.

Find Gee Bryant on:

IG: @geebryant_
YouTube: Gee Bryant

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Connect with Top Teenage Motivational Speaker, Shelomo Solson:

Book to speak: https://www.shelomosolson.com
Instagram: @ShelomoSolson

Get my book "Never Fight Alone" - a mental health book for teens, parents, and youth leaders.https://amzn.to/33BRRZA

Sofa Chat with Shelomo Solson is a series where I share quick and vital life lessons that can change your life.

Unfortunately, Kobe Bryant was tragically killed in a helicopter accident. We can't even describe the impact he made on others. Life is short. In the short 41 years, Kobe had with us, he made a difference in both the basketball community and outside the basketball community. You didn't have to watch basketball to know who he was. I want to share with you five lessons I learned from watching many of his videos in the past several years in the pursuit of building a successful brand.

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Connect with Top Teenage Motivational Speaker, Shelomo Solson:

Book to speak: https://www.shelomosolson.com
Instagram: @ShelomoSolson

Get my book "Never Fight Alone" - a mental health book for teens, parents, and youth leaders.https://amzn.to/33BRRZA

Sofa Chat with Shelomo Solson is a series where I share quick and vital life lessons that can change your life.

Today's episode is going to be about the importance of enjoying the process. We all have goals we are pursuing in life. It can be time-consuming, and sometimes we must sacrifice time spent with loved ones. Listen to this episode on the importance of enjoying the process while pursuing your goals and how you can do it.

Mental health matters!

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Connect with Top Teenage Motivational Speaker, Shelomo Solson:

Book to speak: https://www.shelomosolson.com
Instagram: @ShelomoSolson

Get my book "Never Fight Alone" - a mental health book for teens, parents, and youth leaders.https://amzn.to/33BRRZA

Jonte "Not So Small" Hall is the 1st shortest Harlem Globetrotter in history. He was raised in Baltimore around drugs, and other people offered him to smoke/sell. He kept his eye on the prize, which was basketball. He knew one day he would go professional. After some setbacks like taking care of his mom from MS, a lot of "no's" and naysayers saying he couldn't do it because he was "too small," he finally was brought into the Harlem Globetrotters.

How did he do it? Listen to this podcast episode as Jonte tells his story and why we are never too small for our goals.

Find Jonte "Not So Small" Hall on:

IG: @jontenotsosmall

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Connect with Top Teenage Motivational Speaker, Shelomo Solson:

Book to speak: https://www.shelomosolson.com
Instagram: @shelomosolson