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“Practice who you want to become”
— Michelle Obama

I am a leader, are you?

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The Webinars are designed to help you understand the thought process that can lead someone to become successful

Our Webinars

  • Webinar 01

    Teen Leadership Presentation

    Introduction to what it means to lead our own life, and what we mean when we say Be independent while being dependent.

    Saturday 12 October 2024 @ 11:00 AM CST

    Zoom Virtual Event

    Don’t miss the opportunity to be part of something great for you and your future self. We will learn how to overcome adversity to become successful.

    This webinar will get you ready for what’s next, how to make the most of our program and receive our future high-achieving speakers’ speeches.

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    The Webinar includes:
    Audience-Speaker Interaction
    1 hr Virtual Event

  • Webinar 02

    Know What You Want Workshop!

    Our workshop will inspire and motivate you to go for what you want

    Saturday 14 December 2024 @ 10 am CST

    Don't miss the opportunity to learn how you can set yourself up for success!

    This Webinar includes:
    Inspiring and thrilling speeches
    Audience-Speaker Interaction

    Quizzes

    Q&A

    Opportunity to win tickets to a NBA basketball game
    1 hr Virtual Event

  • Webinar 03

    Coming up soon
“It’s not about the Destination, it’s about the Journey”
— Kobe Bryant

Our mission

Teenagers have so much potential, but it often gets hidden behind the lack of self-confidence or support.

I often hear “the system has failed us”. We can’t rely on any system, we have to rely on our abilities to rise above any challenge and succeed.

I offer the tools that will empower the youth and teach them a new way they can succeed in life.

This is a club you want to be in.

Inspiring Chicagoan’s Stories

Mario is the youngest of a family of 4, with immigrant parents. None of his siblings went to college. He broke the cycle by being the first of his family to attend and graduate from a four-year university. To manage cost, he validated his General Education requirements by attending a Community College.

When Sophia was ready to apply for college, she knew her parents couldn’t afford to pay for an Ivy League school. Yet she applied and was admitted to Standford University with a full scholarship.

Estella comes from a family of immigrants. She had troubled applying to college and get a passing score to the SAT test. She registered to an after-school program that helped her study and apply to the university of her choice. She graduated and now works as a program manager for a company. She also own her own condo.

They did it with what they had at the time.
You can do it too.
Use your resources.

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