April Lockhart

April Lockhart, born in 1995 on the 4th day of July, began taking piano and guitar lessons from seven years old. She was interested in creating songs was sparked. In April, when she was 12 years old She composed her debut single, Different. At the age of 14, April devoted much of her time to creating and playing with songs. After a while, she began traveling with her father as well as write her songs in NY or LA. April started to incorporate additional relevant subjects into the Take my Hand song for some acquaintances, including peer pressure disabilities and teen suicide. Lockhart, a popular lifestyle influencer as well as working in partnerships with brands that are clean and healthy like Ilia, has built a large audience. Lockhart was never born with a left hand, and that is the reason she's the person she is. However, that's not all the facts. Lockhart's Twitter profile does not ignore her being disabled, but neither does it focus on it. The profile is a statement. We all have multiple aspects that our identities are complex and that we are greater than the physical person we are. Lockhart is interviewed via video in Nashville. "I do not want it to define my existence. I do not want to be merely recognized as an expert in disabilities. However, it doesn't affect my daily routine. I do the things I normally would and have adapted to the limitations of my disability. Because it's part of who I am and something worth talking about. Lockhart has served as an excellent source of inspiration for her female friends in the area of self-acceptance. She still admits having gone through a few phases with her physique, feeling uneasy in some instances to wear clothes that showed her arms. She wears whatever she wants and proudly posts pictures of herself wearing the clothes she picks out on social media. Self-love for her was an extended trip. It's the same for everybody regardless of the level of insecurity. I believe having friends close to you who truly know you and see your heart is really important as they'll be the ones who remind you What are you concerned about?