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We’ve got 2 days until APC: Prom Edition and today is the last day for dress donations.    12p - 7p.
03/17/2022

We’ve got 2 days until APC: Prom Edition and today is the last day for dress donations.

12p - 7p.

SENIOR GIRLS! SENIOR GIRLS! SENIOR GIRLS attends APC on Saturday, today is the deadline, at 11:59p to apply for the scho...
03/16/2022

SENIOR GIRLS! SENIOR GIRLS! SENIOR GIRLS attends APC on Saturday, today is the deadline, at 11:59p to apply for the scholarship.

The process is EASY! Don’t leave money sitting on the table!
www.chantelgrier.com

We’re 6 days away! Please visit www.chantelgrier.com, for registration, donations, and for scholarships application.
03/13/2022

We’re 6 days away! Please visit www.chantelgrier.com, for registration, donations, and for scholarships application.

Prom is an iconic high school tradition, where,  let’s face it most of us wanted to attend. But for some, it simply isn’...
03/02/2022

Prom is an iconic high school tradition, where, let’s face it most of us wanted to attend. But for some, it simply isn’t an option, because of the cost and not a priority for some families with students who want to attend.

Being beautiful shouldn’t have a price attached to it, so we are removing the barriers from families that are in need, so we can help young ladies realize beauty isn’t something you but, it’s something you believe.

A Princess’s Closet: Prom Edition

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This is MY legacy. This year A Princess’s Closet  will award two senior girls in attendance the Mary Alice Grier Sanders...
02/26/2022

This is MY legacy.
This year A Princess’s Closet will award two senior girls in attendance the Mary Alice Grier Sanders Award for Humanity Scholarship. For more information and applicant requirements, go to www.chantelgrier.com

02/26/2022

What is your legacy? One of mine is A Princess’s Closet, and this year two senior girls in attendance will be recipients of the Mary Alice Grier Sanders Award for Humanity Scholarship. For more information and applicant requirements, go to www.chantelgrier.com. Link in bio.

Last week, my little attended the Military Ball, and over the past few days or so I realized 2 things:1. There is always...
02/24/2022

Last week, my little attended the Military Ball, and over the past few days or so I realized 2 things:

1. There is always a need, not just for the prom or even a military ball, but many other occasions alike, that some girls and their families don’t have the means to obtain such clothing. I’m feeling compelled to do more, to extend this beyond the prom.

2. More importantly, that I am blessed to have been able to run around the city or order whatever Layla needed in order for her to attend her Military Ball. Again, not all families have that luxury or perhaps it’s not even a priority.

So today I encourage you, to reach out to a young lady or to a family of young lady who would benefit from this experience.

To register, please send them to

www.chantelgrier.com or

Eventbrite

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/a-princesss-closet-prom-edition-tickets-269081228197

05/05/2021

How do you define support? Does whether or not someone supports you solidify the space they hold in your life?

Episode Four is a DOPE conversation with my girl - Chantel Grier creator of both Yes, Please & Thank You, an etiquette program promoting positive communication and social engagement while encouraging inspiring and meaningful encounters, and, DWI (Done With It), a private coaching program that helps women identify what no longer serves them and then be DONE WITH IT! She walks clients through the rigorous process of letting go of whatever pain is holding them back, into the joy found when they put themselves first. Chantel is also a God-fearing woman, budding author, attentive mother, and an amazing friend.

In this episode, we dive allllll up in the concept of support, because, if we’re honest, some of y’all “support” be looking a little funny in the light. Whether you’re on the giving or the receiving end of the support, you won’t want to miss this chat!!

When I was 6 years old, I remember playing with my cousins at my Aunt Babe’s house, and there was this fence that we wer...
04/19/2021

When I was 6 years old, I remember playing with my cousins at my Aunt Babe’s house, and there was this fence that we were all climbing over. Chances are we weren’t supposed to be climbing that fence, but we were kids and so, we did. This wasn’t one of those nice dainty white picket fences. It was a metal chain linked fence that was sharp at the top. Clearly meant to keep people out and little children from climbing over it. But in true Chantel fashion, I managed to hop on over the fence, but not without some type of accident. On my right hand, below my index finger my skin got caught on top of the fence and the sharp part went through my hand. I SCREAMED and I bled, and I SCREAMED and bled. Now there was not a trip to the hospital, not immediately, just some peroxide and a bandage wrapped around my hand. I continued to play with my cousins, and they checked on me ever so often, asking was I ok. I said “yes, I’m great. Let’s keep playing,” as the blood just trickled on down my hand and through the bandage. I was in pain. My finger was throbbing, my insides were dying and I wanted my mama. I wanted I cry. But I had to save face and be strong, especially because I was playing with not only my cousins, but my boy cousins and my brother. On top of that, I was the oldest of them all. They were not going to see me down, lol.

I was masking the pain. Many of us do it, and ways we don’t even recognize. But understand, that saying you’re ok when you’re dying inside, bleeding through the bandages, is only you masking it. We cover up pain by using drugs or alcohol, putting up walls, inflicting pain on oursleves in some physically abusive ways, burying ourselves with work, or anything we can think of to avoid the pain. We just know we want it to go away.

I want to encourage you, and let you know that you can make it through the painful situations that you will face in life. It’s not always going to be easy, in fact, it sucks. But you have to make the choice to keep going, moment by moment, day by day. That’s what getting through that pain looks like, getting up everyday and dealing.

Whatever you are going through, you can make it. You will make it!

While I love encourage others about the relationships with themselves, there are times that I too, need reminders and en...
04/13/2021

While I love encourage others about the relationships with themselves, there are times that I too, need reminders and encouragement.

In a matter of 24 hours, I’ve met strangers and a couple of my loved ones whom I’ve received the same message: LIVE! Just simply, LIVE!

Life is for living. Not consuming ourselves with a future we know nothing about or a past that is no longer relevant to what’s happening now. Or better yet, things that are far beyond our control.

CELEBRATE what you do have and the people and things around you and embrace it. I promise you, it’s much sunnier on this side, oppose to the alternative. LIVE damn it!

Depending on the circumstances, forgiving yourself can certainly be a challenge. But at some point in time, you made the...
04/13/2021

Depending on the circumstances, forgiving yourself can certainly be a challenge. But at some point in time, you made the best decision(s) that you could with the resources and information that you had.

Now is the time to begin to let that go.

Why now? Because this season is calling on you to be far greater than you’ve ever been. This season requires you to show up for yourself, and possibly for others. And quite honestly, it’s about showing yourself some compassion. Don’t hold on to burdens that aren’t not for you to carry.

It’s time to release those things that hold you back. You can never to be too sure of the very thing that’s holding you, that once you do release it, the doors that will fly open for you, making room for all other things.

God is the 1st to forgive us. Surely, you can forgive yourself. I’m just saying... it’s time.
-yourself

WTF are you waiting for??? Are you showing up for yourself? This means making choices that honor your needs. And that’s ...
03/29/2021

WTF are you waiting for??? Are you showing up for yourself?

This means making choices that honor your needs. And that’s not just when your stressed, but that’s every moment in all that you do.

It might mean saying yes or saying no. Or changing your mind. Perhaps starting a diet that maintains your weight or blood pressure. Maybe sleeping late because your body is screaming at you to get some rest. Or burning the midnight oil to get that project or business plan completed. Or hell, just waking up to eat so that you can face the battles of your life. This is simply taking care of yourself and making choices that serve you.

Showing up for yourself is about being responsible for you and can most definitely be for the benefit of others, but you have to take the initiative in how you want to show up. Listen to your heart, your body, your soul. What is it telling you?

How are you showing up for yourself today?

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