Inspiring Teens Magazine Features

Mattie Blum

1/21/2021

Mattie Blum – Georgia
Nomination & Photography by MACPI
Issue 42 of Inspiring Teen Magazine

The Nomination: Mattie Blum is a star among her peers. She is in the National Honor Society, National Spanish Society, National English Society, Beta Club, FBLA. She has been a competition and sideline cheerleader since the 6th grade. She will be attending Jacksonville State University in Alabama and hopes to cheer there. She works and volunteers with feed Bartow, nw women's health fair, Challenger league for special needs children & adults, and active with her Church.

Photography by MACPI

Tell us about your cheer career - start to finish.
I started recreation cheer when I was a little girl. I loved it despite being incredibly shy. I also did competitive gymnastics for about 13 years. In high school I have done competition and football for all 4 years and it’s been the best experience of my life. Cheer teaches you how to work with others and what teamwork is all about. Competition has a rush of adrenaline and has made me learn what hard work and dedication is. In football you get to be into the football game and feel all the emotions and frustrations of the football players and you get all the different perspectives of a Friday night football game.

What is a favorite memory from cheer?
My favorite memory is my sophomore year when we went to state and we made it to day 2 of state. It was an amazing feeling knowing all this handwork finally paid off and I got to experience it with people I loved the most and we all worked so hard.

Photography by MACPI

How has cheer helped you overcome anxiety?
When you’re doing competition and football cheerleading, you are the center of attention to a huge crowd. This was a struggle for me in the beginning, but I soon got over it. It helped me overcome anxiety and show me it’s possible to step out of my shell. Conquering this fear has given me so much confidence and I am so thankful that cheerleading has shown me what I can accomplish.

How does your struggle with body image and eating disorders come into play?
Cheer is a hard environment to be in with body image issues because you are constantly seeing different body types and comparing yourself to everyone. It became a huge issue. I was not educated on how dangerous this mindset could be and I felt trapped inside my own thoughts. I think every teenage girl I have met has struggled with this and they are not educated on why its bad for you and they don’t know how to get out of this mindset and get rid of this disorder. It’s not talked about enough and that’s why I would like to bring light to it.

You belong to a lot of leadership clubs and organizations. Which one is most important to you and why? Which one do you spend the most amount of time in, and doing what? And which one do you hope to leave the biggest legacy, and what is the legacy?
I think the one most important to me is Beta club because I had to work hard and keep my grades up to get into the club. Also, we do a lot of volunteering and it helps the community and its one of my favorite clubs to contribute to.

Look for Mattie Blum in issue 42 of Inspiring Teens Magazine!

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Bailey Jennings

12/3/2020

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Bailey Jennings – Georgia
Interview by Inspiring Teens
Nomination by Monica Jennings
Photography by Carolyn Griffin
Issue 41 of Inspiring Teens Magazine

The Nomination: Bailey is an overcomer! She has had many academic challenges due to some learning disabilities that were diagnosed in 9th grade, when all the credit-bearing classes begin to accumulate for graduation GPA. We moved her to a smaller private school during the summer after her 10th grade year. That in itself is hard for a teenager, new friends, new school, and a new city.

Photo by Monica Jennings

What would you most like to be interviewed about?
I would want to be interviewed on my passion for Flyboarding and how as a girl it’s a very uncommon sport, especially in South Georgia. I got started last summer and I enjoy doing it with my dad at our houseboat at Lake Blackshear.

Photo by Bailey Jennings

What inspiring things about you does your nomination not cover?
My nomination does not cover my love for art. I recently took on a huge project which was painting my schools bathroom to help bring a smile to girls who might be feeling overwhelmed or lonely due to Covid-19 outbreak. I put fun paintings and brightened it up so everyone could at least have something to make their day better. Animals really inspire me, when I paint especially a lion or tiger would have to be my favorite thing to paint.

Photo by Bailey Jennings

If you were to present a topic to a group of your peers, what would it be on and why? (What do you feel passionate about or could talk forever about?)
Social Media. Myself included I spend way to much time on my phone to the point where I don’t even acknowledge my friends who are in the same room with me. We all just sit on our phones and because of COVid-19 it has only gotten worse, because you can’t go out and do fun things anymore. Phones are ruining everyone’s perception of each other and we have this picture of what someone should look or act like because of society today. I think one solution to getting teenagers off phones is community service or small groups to help our world, because we will all look up from our phones one day and see just how much the world needs our generation to stand up and make a difference.

Look for Bailey in issue 41 of Inspiring Teens Magazine!

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Heaven Brown

12/3/2020

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Heaven Brown – Georgia
Interview by Inspiring Teens
Nomination by Princess Brown
Photography by Savannah Glamour
Issue 41 of Inspiring Teens Magazine

The Nomination: Heaven Brown’s determination is one of a few with a heart of gold and high expectations for herself are more than inspiring. It’s hard to believe she only 13 and has been successfully running a business since August 2018! She has does more than just rents bounce houses and waterslide; she’s providing memories and laughter! She always finds ways to give back by donating inflatables at community events and holding giveaways contest. She also employs high school teens and holds high expectations of them while in The Staff shirts. Whether she is working late or super early she always has a smile with a positive attitude!

Photography by Savannah Glamour

Why & How did you start Heavenly Inflatables? Tell us the story of your creation.
I wanted an Inflatable for my 11th Birthday (July), so we called around and everyone was booked or super expensive. My sister (Angel)and I bought our 1st inflatable together and rented to friends. January 2019 Angel took a different route and I refused to give up on Heavenly Inflatables. I was able to convince my mom in working for me full time, and well here I am at the end of this crazy year still inflating fun!

Where is your company now and what are your goals for it in the future?
I’m located in Guyton Ga but delivery to surrounding areas up to 50 miles. I hope to have a building where I can store my equipment and give my dad his man cave back.

Share with us about your cheer career.
I tried out for our school team but didn’t make the cut, so I enrolled in gymnastics and trained for 4 months. March 2020 I started on 1/2 year team at Cheer Savannah and now I’m proud to say I’m on the Elite Team Cashmere!! We just received Best Performance and Baskets at our “Showcase” in November 2020.

What is the hardest thing you have ever accomplished, and how did you do it?
The hardest thing is probably running Heavenly Inflatables time management is the key to my success

What advice would you give to someone who wants to be where you are today?
Never give up, be yourself, never let others discourage you from your dreams and always change to be a better you.

Photo by Princess Brown

What do you want us to know about your love for animals?
I’ve had all kinds of animals from pigs, chickens, turtles, ducks, squirrels, kittens, horses and my favorite dogs “Sofie and Jazzabell.”

What inspiring things about you does your nomination not cover?
I also know American Sign Language. My grandparents are hearing impaired so in order to have a conversation with them I had to learn. We live in different states, so I use it pretty regular at home with my parents.

Tell us more about your dirt bike excursions and a favorite memory you have from it.
I like riding my dirt bike with my friends my favorite memory is when I got stuck in the mud and my Mom had to pull me out with our ATV. Another honorable mention is when my Dad bought this for my birthday and him teaching me to ride it!

Photo by Princess Brown

Where do you see yourself in 5 years/what are your plans?
Just graduating high school and preparing for college

What is your favorite activity or pastime that was not in your nomination?
I used to play softball and met a lot of friends I still have now

If you could publicly present any topic to a group of your peers, what would it be and why?
I will talk about how I started my own business and how it still runs today in hopes to inspire others to become entrepreneurs.

3 Things on your bucket list. I’m kinda young for a bucket list but I definitely want to go to Hawaii.

Photography by Savannah Glamour

Who do you find inspiring? My Mom and Dad

What about you inspires others/why do you think you are inspiring?
I never give up and I learn from my mistakes and determined to do my best.

How do you keep your schedule straight when you are so busy?
Time management and my Mom of course.

Is there anything else you would like to tell us?
I am grateful for this opportunity and I hope to inspire other teens to become entrepreneurs!!

Look for Heaven in issue 41 of Inspiring Teens Magazine!

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Ansleigh Youngblood

10/16/2020

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Ansleigh Youngblood - Georgia
Interview by Inspiring Teens
Nomination by Deena Youngblood
Photography by Amy Honea Photography
Issue 39 of Inspiring Teens Magazine

The Nomination: Ansleigh Youngblood is a creative, unique, and inspiring young woman. She is comfortable setting her own trends and loves to make a statement. Ansleigh is very passionate about her views on women and racial injustices. She has her own opinions and thoughts, and she doesn’t conform. She is not only confident in her beliefs, but she is knowledgeable about the reasonings for her beliefs. Ansleigh is extremely giving and compassionate. She is known for her acceptance for everyone and her encouraging attitude towards anyone she is around.
To explain Ansleigh in a few words would be, “inspirational advocate to always be yourself.”

Photography by Amy Honea Photography

Please tell us more about your views on Women's Rights and why you feel so strongly to not conform.
Women’s Rights is so much deeper than the surface issues that have already been fixed. Women’s Rights is being able to be comfortable with yourself and not having to worry about male agenda. It’s about taking a walk and feelings safe. It’s knowing your voice is heard and important in a room full of men. It’s not allowing yourself to be talked over, pushed aside, or counted out. I refuse to conform and settle for any less because in the future i want women to be respected all of the time, heard all of the time and treated as equal, all of the time.

Share with us your beliefs on racial injustices and how you advocate for others.
My beliefs on racial injustice include simply demanding equal treatment and basic human rights for EVERYONE. There should not be a single person in this world that is treated differently or feels less than anyone else due to the color of their skin. When I get older, if I choose to have children, I plan on teaching them that they are no more and no less than anyone else and they should always value and respect people despite the differences between them. And in my opinion, that’s what everyone should strive for. All the stories of injustice recently have hit me very hard, particularly Breonna Taylor’s case. When I heard the verdict my heart sank and if I didn’t know before, i knew then there was still work to be done. I truly believe there is entirely to much hate in this world and I refuse to be a part of it or be close to anyone who allows/supports it. With that being said I chose to be an ally, and I will stand by this.

What issues in foster care hit you hardest and what do you feel should be done about it?
I always knew there were very prominent issues with foster care but it wasn’t until last year in Ms. Fox’s AP Lang class when I was required to put together a research paper on the issues in foster care that I really understood it’s seriousness. The foster care system is like a second chance for kids that haven’t been in the most fortunate of situations but, only when executed correctly. The number of horror stories in foster care I read in preparation to write my essay was nothing short of devastating. Kids did not ask to be brought into this world and we have to do better for them. It’s like a trend, just when one story ends, there are plenty to follow. I believe that when issues arise, they should never be swept under the rug. I’m sure everyone is pretty familiar with Gabriel Fernandez and the events to follow his death. In his story if actions had been taken the first few times authority figures were contacted, a child would still be alive today. A few ways to help improve this system is supporting social workers, placing focus on prevention, making sure there are proper assessments and that the children and families have proper resources.

Tell us about your love of art, your mom's nonprofit and the mural you're painting there. (Please also send a picture of it so far if you have one!)
For as long as I can remember I’ve loved art. I’ve even painted and designed almost every wall in my room. Art is something that has become therapeutic for me. Whenever I feel overwhelmed, frustrated or anything really I can paint or draw to bring me almost immediate tranquility. I recently started painting a mural for my Mom’s nonprofit business in my city. This business is dedicated to my Grandmother and being that she was one of the most giving and loving people i have ever met, being able to do something for the kids who attend there feels fantastic. All the kids told me what they like and I’ve been trying to incorporate all their favorite things in the mural. So far we have a green dragon, a ginormous sun, flowers, watermelon and a robot. I love seeing their faces light up when they see their idea finished on the wall.

What advice would you give to someone who wants to be where you are today?
Don’t strive to be where anyone else is. Strive to be where you want to be and never left other people dictate your choices and opinions. We are all different and that is what makes us strong. So instead strive to be your most authentic self.

Where do you see yourself in 5 years/what are your plans?
In 5 years I plan on being finished with college or close to it. If I’m not yet finished with college, I hope to be studying abroad. But if I am finished, I hope to be started on my career in speech pathology helping people. If possible, I’d want to be working with trauma patients specifically. Overall, I just plan on being happy. In the future if my plans change and I don’t get to do everything I dreamed of, I just hope I’m happy and never allowed myself to become content.

What is your favorite activity or pastime that was not in your nomination?
Another one of my favorite activities is skateboarding. I’ll admit I’m not very good, but I find it so fun and I’m still working on learning a few tricks

How do you keep your schedule straight when you are so busy?
Full transparency, when I’m exceedingly busy it’s hard to keep my schedule straight and I usually find myself stressed, overwhelmed and annoyed. But that’s just human nature. We find ourselves biting off more than we can chew and after plenty of struggle and heartache we preserve, somehow. It would be dishonest of me to say I have a perfect plan for busy weeks. The important thing is that we get through it the best we can.

Look for Ansleigh in issue 39 of Inspiring Teens Magazine!

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Chloe Barber

10/5/2020

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Chloe Barber – Georgia
Interview by Olivia Bush
Nomination by Brandi Barber
Photography by Blumoon Photography
Issue 38 of Inspiring Teens Magazine

The Nomination: Chloe Barber lives in a very small town but she has big dreams. She is in the 8th grade and Competes Middle School Cheer and Soccer. She also Cheers on an All Star Worlds team “Cheer Savannah” two hours away. She is living her dream at 13 years old. Along with juggling these sports and late nights she never complains and maintains at straight A average in school. She is on student Council, Jr Beta FFA and several other school clubs. Her tumbling is fantastic, and she is already throwing doubles and standing fulls. She always works hard to improve. She is helpful to others and encourages everyone around her. I could not be prouder of her and would love her to know how special I think she is.

Photography by Blumoon Photograp

What inspired you to want to play soccer and cheer? Is balancing the two sports ever hard for you?
I was inspired to do cheer because I have been in gymnastic since I was 3 and when I got to middle school, I wanted to support my school and be on the Competition team. I had never played Soccer before middle school, but I love to stay active and wanted to give it a try. I love both sports! Balancing both sports is not too hard...I think doing both sports helps me in each sport with my strength and endurance.

What is your favorite memory from cheering with “Cheer Savannah”?
My favorite memory is when I first came to Cheer Savannah, I automatically felt welcome. I started all stars there at level 6. I was nervous to come into a new gym where everyone grew up together, but they all welcomed me like family and I’m so thankful for that. That’s something I’ll never forget.

What is the difference between your school team and cheering with an all star team? Does it ever get confusing for you to remember different routines because you are on different teams?
Both teams are very competitive and are great teams. All stars is a higher level where I can use more of my higher skills and learn new ones. It challenges me and I love to be challenged. I never confuse the two. I guess because I have had plenty practice learning routines my whole life it is something is easy to remember.

What does it mean to you to have your family by your side through everything you do?
I couldn’t do it without them. I am so thankful for everything they do for me to help me be successful.

Photography by Brandi Barber

What are some goals that you have for you future? Do you hope to continue with cheer and soccer?
At the moment I hope to Cheer in College. Unfortunately, Soccer does have scholarships where Cheer doesn’t have many choices so that makes it harder to choose. Either way, I plan to attend college in a sport because I feel that playing sports actually helps me with school. It helps me stay focused to be active.

What is the hardest thing you’ve ever accomplished, and how did you do it?
My “full” in tumbling. It was a challenge and there were lots of times where I was discouraged and upset. I had a mental block, But I was determined and once I overcame it then my skills after that seem to come a lot easier.

What advice would you give to someone who wants to be where you are today?
Don’t give up when you have hard times. To be able to get better and see good results you have to go thru hard times. Times where you want to quit but you don’t. My mom never let me quit or give up and today I am thankful for that. I think it has taught me to not give up on lots of other things in life.

Photography by Brandi Barber

Where do you see yourself in 5 years/what are your plans for the future?
In 5 years, I would be in my first year in college. I want to be a pediatrician.

What is your favorite activity or pastime that wasn’t in your nomination?
I enjoy hanging out with my friends and going to Friday night football games.

If you could publicly present any topic to a group of your peers, what would it be and why?
I would really like to talk about not giving up when times are hard. I think that even though I’m talking about sports, that it really helps you in other areas of life. It makes you think outside the box. That you can do anything!

Do you have a hidden talent? What is it?
When I was 5 , My mom taught me to sew. Now, I can pretty much sew anything without a pattern.

Photography by Brandi Barber

3 Things on your bucket list
1. Go to bora bora, 2. our cheer team to make it to worlds this year, 3. go parasailing

Who do you find inspiring?
My tumble Coach, Victoria Brown. Not only does she teach tumbling, but she really shows so much support to everyone around her. She has even prayed with me when I needed it. I’m thankful for her!

What about you inspires others/why do you think you are inspiring?
Well, I can’t say for sure, but I try to help others and encourage them. Especially when it is something I have been thru and I’m able to know how to help. Either way, I try to do what I can.

Anything else you’d like to tell us?
I am super excited to be a part of this interview and I hope that I can be a part of helping others with my story.

Chloe will be featured in issue 38 of Inspiring Teens Magazine!

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Anna Britton

10/1/2020

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Anna Britton – Georgia
Interview by Olivia Bush
Nomination and Photography by Amy Honea Photography
Issue 38 of Inspiring Teens Magazine

The Nomination: Anna Britton is an inspiring teen because she has ability to direct her ambitions and shows encouragement to her peers. She works diligently to remain in the top 8% percent of her class (#33 out 432) with a 4.0 while Duel Enrolled , she serves in student government, she is completing her Gold Award in Girl Scouts and is active in several clubs. She wants a Doctorate in Nursing working with children which is why she works so hard on her grades. She has found a great outlet is modeling and loves being with her photographer and the modeling team just laughing and having fun! She encourages all of her fellow models during photo shoots and always gives her very best!

Photography by Amy Honea Photography

What do you love about working with children where do you work with them?
I have been working with kids for years at church through many programs like Sunday School or Vacation Bible School, where I knew I was meant to mentor students and later find a career where children are a part of my life. While growing up in Girl Scouts, I knew earning my Gold Award was a goal I wanted to achieve, so naturally incorporating the two essential parts of my life together was undoubtedly an easy solution for my award. I worked in an elementary school setting up a mentoring program before the Covid-19 Virus disturbed the program.

What has been your favorite memory from working with kids? Why?
My best memory of working with a student is always the energy. I cannot ever pick one memory that I love or is my favorite over another because I would be choosing a child over another, and I can't do that. I enjoy working with all the students and kids I meet, and each time I help a student or have fun and play a game and see them smile, I know I am doing what I am supposed to do. Being able to make a kid smile, even when they are having a bad day, is the best feeling.

Photography by Amy Honea Photography

When did you find your passion for working with children? When and how did you know that you wanted to get a degree in bruising working with children?
Once I started High School, I was introduced to the medical pathway, and I knew I wanted to heal sick children. I want to have my Doctorate in Nursing working specifically in the pediatric intensive care unit.

How long have you been modeling, and what do you love so much about it? What has been your favorite photoshoot?
I have not been modeling but a few months, but I have enjoyed these last few months. It is such a release of energy and so freeing. So far, my favorite photoshoot was in the sunflower field. I am so excited about everything my photographer has planned. I love being with other models when we can, although we cannot be together like we could be.

Photography by Amy Honea Photography

How do you encourage your fellow models during shoots and how do you make the best of every shoot?
I like to let my model friends know how beautiful they are inside and out. They are the kindest people with so many talents, and they know all have cool ideas with clothes and make-up. I love talking to them and seeing their style in play during our different photoshoots. I am just lucky to be a part of the team. It is a special time in all of our lives, and it's our Senior Year during Covid-19, so we have to make it the best!

Anna will be featured in issue 38 of Inspiring Teens Magazine!

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Emmie Blanchard

10/1/2020

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Emmie Blanchard - Georgia
Interview by Olivia Bush
Nomination & Photography by Amy Honea Photography
Issue 38 of Inspiring Teens Magazine

The Nomination: Emmie Blanchard is a young lady who lives her life on the principles that are pleasing to God. Her goal is not about people thinking well of her but seeing her as always focusing on the right things. Emmie has gained attention for these attributes by winning on several occasions Best Sportsmanship award by her tennis team, serving as Co-Captain on her cheer squad as a Junior and Captain of her cheer team this year, and earning the Faculty award by her teachers. She is continually working with children serving as a mentor in her church leading vacation bible school and assisting in children’s church. She coaches a young girl weekly with tennis lessons.
She focuses on the good and displays strength, confidence, and courage from her faith in Jesus. She is dependable, thoughtful, humble, and trustworthy. Emmie sets goals and works to achieve them. She set out to win a National Championship trophy and jacket when she was 11 years old at the Youth National Arabian Horse Championship Horse Show. She trained daily with her horse and they went to New Mexico and brought home the National Championship ribbon, trophy, and jacket!
Emmie cares for her family with love, kindness, empathy, and a sense of humor. Emmie helped care for her grandmother as she lived in her home battling ovarian cancer.
Emmie has devoted many years with her family rescuing and rehabilitating neglected and injured dogs with their dog rescue.
Emmie always has a smile and is a strong prayer warrior growing into a young lady of noble character.

Photography by Amy Honea Photography

What choices have you made and what things have you experienced in life that have helped you grow as a person and in faith? Some experiences in my life that have helped me grow as a person and in my faith was when both of my grandparents on my mother's side of the family passed away from cancer. These two events were extremely hard for me and the only thing that gave me true peace over those two situations and helped me to get through it was God. Those events helped strengthen my faith and trust in the Lord, because it showed me to trust him even when you do not understand what he is doing at the moment but know that he does everything for a reason as well as has a plan and a purpose for each of our lives and the things that happen. Without the Lord I would not be anywhere near the person I am today, by no means am I perfect because none of us are the only one that is perfect is God, but if I did not have him i would not have the strength to face even half of the bad trials life throws at me but because I know the Lord as my savior I am able to overcome the trials with his help.

How had your grandma influenced you and impacted your life?
My grandma impacted my life by the way she fought her battle of ovarian cancer. She was incredibly strong and never gave up. I watched how the cancer affected her physical health and how it made her very weak, but it never broke her spirit and she never questioned the Lord during it. She had courage, even in the hardest time of her life, she gave it her all and fought as hard as she could.

Photography by Amy Honea Photography

Tell me more about how you have worked with your local dog rescue to take in injured and neglected dogs. What is the process like for you?
When I was in elementary school my mother and another lady started a rescue group in my area called Columbia County Animal Rescue. We would weekly go to our local animal controls and take the dogs into our rescue where they would then be fostered. Our two local animal controls were high kill so when they would get overcrowded the dogs would be euthanized to make space. All dogs that would come into our rescue would be taken to the vet for medical needs and to make sure they are healthy. Then we would give it to one of the people in our rescue group to foster the dog and take care of it until it gets adopted to a new home. After we would put the dog up for adoption on our Facebook and Instagram page and wait for someone to ask about it. On many occasions my parents and I would be fostering multiple dogs at once and keeping them all in our home along with our own dogs as well. When a person is interested in one of our dogs, we always do background checks and make sure that the person has a home that would be a good environment for the dog. If the person checks out, then we would let the person take the dog and see how it goes for a couple of days and if it goes well they can adopt it. Fostering dogs has been such an amazing experience being able to take care of and help these dogs that deserve the best and happiest life.

What do you love about working with kids and what do you do when you work with them?
What I love about working with kids is how they will look up to you and you can be a good role model for them and set a good example and how much joy and laughter they bring. I mainly work with kids through my church, I am a leader at Vacation Bible School and help in Kids Worship, which is where all the kids from Pre-k to 4th grade go during church. At Vacation Bible School I am assigned a class and I am with them for the week sharing the word of God. In Kids Worship I am in small groups with different grade levels and we play games with them, learn scripture, and learn more about the bible.

Photography by Amy Honea Photography

Tell me more about winning the Youth National Arabian Horse Championship, what that meant to you, and what the competition process was like!
Winning my Youth National Arabian Horse Championship was very special to me and rewarding because it showed me that if you set your mind to something and really work hard and train for it you can accomplish anything. I trained with my coach all year almost every day getting ready for that competition and when I won one of the National Titles I was proud that I had a goal, set out to achieve it, and I attained that goal. The competition lasted a week and you would have classes throughout the week. The first classes would be qualification classes which normally have over 100 riders in them and if you made the cut you would be able to move on to the next round which was the final round for the National Title. In that final round the number of people in the class was cut down to around 20 or 30 and of those 30 you would have 8 that would get a Top Ten and then another person would get a Reserve Champion and one would become Champion, winning the national title.

Emmie will be featured in issue 38 of Inspiring Teens Magazine!

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Mattie Blum

Mattie Blum – Georgia
Nomination & Photography by MACPI
Issue 42 of Inspiring Teen Magazine

Bailey Jennings

Bailey Jennings – Georgia
Interview by Inspiring Teens
Nomination by Monica Jennings
Photography by Carolyn Griffin
Issue 41 of Inspiring Teens Magazine

Heaven Brown

Heaven Brown – Georgia
Interview by Inspiring Teens
Nomination by Princess Brown
Photography by Savannah Glamour
Issue 41 of Inspiring Teens Magazine

Ansleigh Youngblood

Ansleigh Youngblood - Georgia
Interview by Inspiring Teens
Nomination by Deena Youngblood
Photography by Amy Honea Photography
Issue 39 of Inspiring Teens Magazine

Chloe Barber

Chloe Barber – Georgia
Interview by Olivia Bush
Nomination by Brandi Barber
Photography by Blumoon Photography
Issue 38 of Inspiring Teens Magazine

Anna Britton

Anna Britton – Georgia
Interview by Olivia Bush
Nomination and Photography by Amy Honea Photography
Issue 38 of Inspiring Teens Magazine

Emmie Blanchard

Emmie Blanchard - Georgia
Interview by Olivia Bush
Nomination & Photography by Amy Honea Photography
Issue 38 of Inspiring Teens Magazine

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Mattie Blum – Georgia
Nomination & Photography by MACPI
Issue 42 of Inspiring Teen Magazine

Bailey Jennings – Georgia
Interview by Inspiring Teens
Nomination by Monica Jennings
Photography by Carolyn Griffin
Issue 41 of Inspiring Teens Magazine

Heaven Brown – Georgia
Interview by Inspiring Teens
Nomination by Princess Brown
Photography by Savannah Glamour
Issue 41 of Inspiring Teens Magazine

Ansleigh Youngblood - Georgia
Interview by Inspiring Teens
Nomination by Deena Youngblood
Photography by Amy Honea Photography
Issue 39 of Inspiring Teens Magazine

Chloe Barber – Georgia
Interview by Olivia Bush
Nomination by Brandi Barber
Photography by Blumoon Photography
Issue 38 of Inspiring Teens Magazine

Anna Britton – Georgia
Interview by Olivia Bush
Nomination and Photography by Amy Honea Photography
Issue 38 of Inspiring Teens Magazine

Emmie Blanchard - Georgia
Interview by Olivia Bush
Nomination & Photography by Amy Honea Photography
Issue 38 of Inspiring Teens Magazine