Self Esteem Elevated is a non-profit organization committed to hosting workshops, conferences and programs geared to teach and train individuals on how to effectively build one’s self esteem, self worth and establish their true identity. Our main goal is to deliver programs that allows people to walk and live in purpose free from barriers. We focus on having influential business women educate our audience on the importance of real transformation and live it in everyday life.
From our strategic vision board creative sessions, to vision mapping, to mindfulness and healing techniques, to leadership, and even entrepreneurship, we provide first class opportunities that allows individuals to see themselves living and walking in who they were created to be. Our motto of “ Do YOU and DO YOU WELL” is our fundamental principle for people to SEE how BeYOUtiful they were created to be. For additional information you can email us at info@selfesteemelevated.org
Our Mission is to teach and train individuals on how to live a life holistically and break free from past strongholds and generational issues that have place limitations on life.
We have technological needs to effectively continue to teach and train in our courses in our current landscape. We need to start a capital campaign so that we can have our own facility to host our events, teach our workshops and host self esteem courses.
We have established an environment where each individual is intentional about acknowledging and changing their behavior. We provide a safe space for expression to help build values we deem necessary for every individual that walks through our doors. The end result are the six values below.
Accountability
Perseverance
Self-Respect
Diligence
Courage
Honesty
We do not discriminate based on (racial, ethnic, religious, gender, gender identity, class, traumatic experiences).
Organization name
Self Esteem Elevated
Causes
Religion/Spiritual Focus
Operating Budget
Less than $100,000
Counties Served
Collin, Dallas, Denton, Rockwall, Tarrant
BIPOC Serving
Black or African American, Asian/Pacific Islander, Hispanic or Latinx, Native American
BIPOC Leadership
Both the Executive Director/CEO and Board Chair
Address
3330 Oak Grove Ave