Blog | Shaylene King

5 Must Read Books to Empower Girls in 2019

January 10, 2019 by Shaylene King In: Uncategorized Tagged: a teen girls guide to speaking up and being who you are, be a change maker, books, confidence code for girls, Emily roberts, express yourself, girls. fangirl, how to start something that matters, Laurie ann thompson, Maya S. Penn, Mighty Girls, Nan lawson, rainbow Rowell, The Mean Girl Extinction Project, you got this

A new year means it’s a new opportunity to make 2019 better than 2018. Most of us consider it a clean slate and it is. But what I think a new year really does is provide us the opportunity to change the narrative for ourselves. It’s our minds ability to to create something different, better. We think a new year gives us a do-over or a super power we didn’t have until the new year started. Our mind is so powerful! It is one of the best weapons of defense God has givens us to use. Reading can be great…

12 Ways To Give Christmas Away This Year

December 13, 2018 by Shaylene King In: Giving Back Tagged: 12 days of Christmas, Christmas, Give Christmas Away, Giving Christmas Away, love, Loving others, twelve days of Christmas, ways to show others Christmas

The Twelve Days of Christmas Ever feel like things are not going the way you hoped they would? Maybe you find yourself too busy to enjoy Christmas or circumstances are robbing you of the joy of Christmas? It can be easy to play the woe is me card, especially this time of year. I have found the best way to feel better is to focus on others, not ourselves. When I was really sick in the throes of my brain disease years ago, the youth group from our church surprised our family. They came and put up Christmas lights…

Girl, When You Doubt Who You Are…

August 16, 2018 by Shaylene King In: Uncategorized Tagged: believe, belong, christian, doubt, Faith, fall short, girl, girls, held, I am yours, identity, Lauren Dangle, love, loved, measure up, Not Enough, speaker, speaking, strong, teen girls, truth, victory, Who I Am In Christ, women, worth, you got this, You Say

Ever doubt who you are? Put your fingers to your opposite wrist. If you have a pulse, you have doubted who you are! And if you are female, there have been times (more than you might like to admit,) you’ve thought with your emotions, not your mind. It can be so easy to believe the lies we tell ourselves. We give into insecurities, or allow rejections to define us. We can be an out of control rampant hormonal tornado, causing damage and destruction to ourselves… and if we’re being real, sometimes each other. Identity crisis and comparison are…

3 Days Left To Win A Once In A Lifetime Getaway!

June 30, 2018 by Shaylene King In: Bullying, Giveaways Tagged: #metoo, #timesup, bullying, Combat Mean, dream vacation, female bullying, friendships, Girl Bullying, giveaway, mean girls, Relational Aggression, Sonoma, Sonoma county, tmgep, vacation, wine

ONLY 3 DAYS LEFT OF OUR GIVEAWAY! Don’t miss your chance to win this once in a lifetime getaway to Sonoma Wine Country and the opportunity to help The Mean Girl Extinction Project, my non-profit. You will stay in the world renown Farmhouse Inn and receive round trip airfare for two, a 4 course dinner in their Michelin starred restaurant and access to free VIP wine tastings to local wineries. The trip is valued at over $5,000 and you can win it for as little as $10.00. Money raised will help provide MUCH needed education and programs for girls….

5 Reasons Why You Should Enter To Win A Dream Getaway To The World Famous Farmhouse Inn

June 26, 2018 by Shaylene King In: Bullying, Cyber-bullying, Giveaways Tagged: bullying, Combat Mean, cyberbullying, Girl Bullying, giveaway, mean girls, Relational Aggression, relationships, suicide, tmgep

The Mean Girl Extinction Project is giving away a once in a lifetime trip (airfare included) to the world renown Farmhouse Inn in Sonoma Wine Country. Here are 5 reasons why you should enter to win this dream trip! Dolly Everett 14 years old: Dolly was bullied at school and online by girls who they believe were jealous of her. She was the model and face for the popular Akubra Hat company in Australia. Gabriella Green 12 years old: Gabbie was relentlessly cyberbullied by a girl who spread horiffic rumors she had sexually transmitted diseases. The girl also called her…