Happy 2023 everyone! With a new year comes renewed hope for change. And speaking of change I want to share with you…

Ladies, if you’re preparing to compete in a pageant then you’re probably thinking heavily about your wardrobe. And no wardrobe is complete without the right pageant shoe!

But with so many pageant shoes out there you might be wondering which shoe is best to wear

If you’re preparing to compete in a pageant then you’re gonna wanna listen up. Because I’m about to drop an important tip that all pageant girls need to know. Are you ready?

Pageant Tip: Do the Work! If you are competing for a title, then you have to be willing to Do The Work

Many pageant systems have a talent segment. Competing in a talent segment is a great way to showcase your skills and passions. But choosing the right pageant talent for you can be hard.

With some pageants opting to go virtual, due to the pandemic, social media has pretty taken over the pageant world. It is important now more than ever that pageant girls have a social media presence.

As you get closer to your pageant night you will have to do a lot of promotion. In fact, the pageant organizers may schedule you for some radio interviews. Now you might think that radio will be a breeze to get through…

Developing your pageant interview skills should be a top priority. After all, it's where pageants are won. I believe that every contestant should leave her pageant interview feeling proud of her performance.

The Coronavirus has changed so many aspects of pageantry that we have come to expect. A year later many countries are still grappling with the deadly virus, COVID-19. As a result, pageant organizers have had to be flexible and adaptable to still produce a pageant.

Having trouble trying to find the right pageant platform? The one that will make you stand out to the judges? Stop right there. Because you, my friend, are…

I know that it can be nerve-wracking to perform in front of people. When you're in front of the judges you're probably wondering what do they think of me?' Or 'I wonder what they're looking for?' Well, guess no more because…

As an experienced pageant coach and a judge, I have heard many questions over the years. But none more than the 5 questions I'm about to share below. The problem is that contestants often come with the same or similar answer. Judges are bored to death of hearing the same thing contestant after contestant.

You're in your judges' interview and they ask you one of the most common questions. "Tell us about yourself." And you answer the question by telling them your whole life story. Your answer is filled with small and insignificant details.

Let's face it pageantry is one expensive sport! You've got hair, make-up, wardrobe, accessories, shoes, coaching lessons and the list could go on and on. And if you don't have a sponsor you left footing the bill. Well, I don't know about you, but back when I was competing, I did not have a lot of disposable income.

Over the years, I have seen many women fall short of placing in the finals because they did not rise to the occasion. It's disappointing to see their potential fall by the wayside. I see so much in them.

Your pageant orientation is coming up and you're excited. As you should be! Your pageant orientation marks the start of your pageant journey. And this journey will be filled with self-discovery and personal growth.

You've received your pageant application. And you noticed that besides the paperwork you also need to submit a pageant headshot. If you're new to the pageant world you might be wondering what is a pageant headshot supposed to look like?

Once you're a titleholder for a major pageant people become invested in digging up the good, the bad and the ugly. Basically, if you said it they will find it. And while we all pray that nothing from our social media can come back to haunt us, it's always best to be prepared for the worst.

Miss USA 2020 Asya Branch recently apologized for a past homophobic tweet. Asya is not the first titleholder to be caught up in a controversial situation. And she won't be the last. Being involved in a social media controversy is the last thing you want hanging over your head.

Imagine you're the director of a pageant and you're going over contestant applications. But instead of getting well written and well-prepared applications, you see grammatical errors. Ladies, this is not the first impression you want to make. Your pageant paperwork serves to introduce you to the pageant organizers and judges.