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📅 August 8, 2025

🌟 Chloe’s Big Week of Firsts

Last week brought two unforgettable milestones for Chloe — moments that lit up her journey as both a young author and a budding entrepreneur.

🎤 First TV Interview

Chloe made her debut on NBC2’s Stories to Share with Britt Leoni. Filmed at our dining room table, the interview was warm, unscripted, and full of genuine connection.
💬 Highlight moment: Chloe nicknamed Britt “Auntie Britt” before the interview even ended!

📺 The segment introduced viewers to Chloe’s books, her creative spark, and her dream to inspire other kids to follow their ideas, no matter how small they start.

🛍 First Children’s Entrepreneur Market (CEM)

Just days later, Chloe set up shop at her first-ever CEM event.
🖊 She greeted customers with her signature smile.
📚 Shared her books and coloring pages with families.
💵 Handled sales and made change like a pro.

It wasn’t just about selling — it was about connecting, sharing her story, and seeing firsthand how her creativity can make someone’s day brighter.

🚀 What’s Next?

Between the TV spotlight and her first market booth, Chloe’s confidence has taken a big leap forward. She’s already thinking about her upcoming events and new ways to reach more people with her message: Even the slightest spark can light the way to something greater.

July 14, 2025

🌟 Spark-Driven Life

“A Spark-Driven Life is one lived with courage, creativity, and purpose — where even the smallest idea can light the way to something greater.”

🔑 Core Meaning

A Spark-Driven Life is:

• 🔥 Fueled by curiosity and imagination
  
  

• ✏️ Expressed through creativity (writing, art, design, invention)
  
  

• 💔 Healing past hurt by building something new
  
  

• 🌱 Empowering people to create rather than escape

🌟 Live a Spark-Driven Life

Helping You Rediscover Your Creative Flame — and Light the Way Forward

🔥 What Is a Spark?

A spark is that moment of curiosity, creativity, or bold imagination that stirs your soul. It’s the idea you can’t shake. The vision that won’t leave. The quiet whisper inside saying, “What if…?”

Everyone has sparks — but most never let them become anything more.

🛠️ How to Begin Living a Spark-Driven Life

1. Reclaim the Spark

• Think back to something you loved doing as a kid.
  
  

• What idea keeps returning when your mind wanders?
  
  

• Ask yourself, “What would I create if there were no limits?”
  
  

👉 Try this: Write down 5 things that still make you smile when you remember them. These are clues.

2. Make Space for the Spark

• Give yourself 15 minutes a day of creative space. No phone. No agenda. Just exploration.
  
  

• Keep a “Spark Notebook” — sketch, write, doodle, brainstorm.
  
  

• Guard this space as you would a meeting with your future.
  
  

👉 Tip: Creativity doesn’t require art supplies. It only requires permission.

3. Create Something Small

• Write a paragraph, sketch an idea, film a short video, or bake something new.
  
  

• It doesn’t have to be perfect. It just has to exist.
  
  

👉 Goal: Prove to yourself that your ideas can come to life.

4. Share It With Someone

• A spark becomes a flame when shared. Share your creation with a friend, your child, or even a stranger.
  
  

• Use Chloe as an example: she started with one idea, and with some help, brought it into the world.
  
  

👉 Remember: Your creative expression could help someone else.

5. Keep Going

• Resistance will come. Some days will feel flat. Keep going anyway.
  
  

• A spark needs fuel: encouragement, small wins, reminders of why you started.
  
  

💬 What Sparked Chloe

Chloe Milar is just 7 years old. But she already understands that your voice matters. Her books, art, and videos come from a simple desire: to remind people of what they can create — no matter their age.

She believes you have something inside you, too.

Why Chloe Wants You to Write Your Book — No Matter Your Age

Most people never write the book inside them (spark).
They tell themselves they’re too old. Too young. Too busy. Not qualified. Not creative enough.

But Chloe — a 7-year-old first grader and published author — doesn’t believe that.

And she’s got a message for you:
✨ It’s not too late. It’s not too early. It’s your story. And the world needs it. ✨

📚 From Spark to Story

Chloe’s journey started with a spark:
An idea about a girl who takes brave little steps.

With help from her family, that spark became a book. Then two. Then a series. And now? Chloe’s turning that spark into a mission — to help other kids (and even grown-ups!) discover the joy of telling their stories.

🌍 Why It Matters

Chloe was born in the Philippines and recently moved to Florida.
She knows that in many parts of the world, creative talents are often seen as hobbies — not real opportunities.

But she believes something different.

"You don’t need to wait for someone to give you permission," Chloe says.
"If you want to share your heart, you can write it out loud."

She hopes other kids — especially those from places where creative freedom feels limited — will see that their imagination can be powerful. Even life-changing.

👩‍🏫 A Mission That Aligns with the IB Vision

Chloe attends an International Baccalaureate (IB) school. Her journey as a young author fits naturally with the IB mission to create “inquiring, knowledgeable and caring young people who help to create a better and more peaceful world through intercultural understanding and respect.”

Through her books and videos, Chloe shares a simple but powerful lesson:
📝 You are never too small to make a big difference.

💖 What Is “Chloe From the Heart”?

Chloe From the Heart is more than a brand — it's a movement born from the imagination of a 7-year-old author named Chloe Milar.

At its core, Chloe From the Heart represents a simple yet powerful idea:

Big things can come from small hearts when creativity is nurtured.

📚 Meet Chloe Milar

Chloe is a joyful, curious, and compassionate 7-year-old who writes books based on her real life. Whether she's writing about her family's arrival in America, adventures with her red truck, or heartwarming friendships, each story is rooted in truth, kindness, and imagination.

She’s already the author of a growing series called The Little House, with titles like:

• The Little House

• The Little House: Coming to America
  
  

• The Little House: Where Friendship Grows

• The Little House: Brave Little Steps
  
  

• The Little House Coloring Book
  
  

• And more to come...
  
  

🚗 What Inspires Her Stories?

Chloe's books are deeply personal and grounded in her everyday experiences — including her real-life 1957 red Crosley truck, her community, her family’s immigration journey, and the friendships she forms along the way. These aren’t just children's stories; they’re memories told through a child’s eyes.

🎥 Expanding Into Video

Through the Chloe From the Heart YouTube channel, Chloe shares short videos about writing, creativity, science, and fun. She also stars in an educational training series to help other children (and their parents) publish their own books.

You can:

• Watch her videos on YouTube
  
  

• Stream or download her training courses
  
  

• Buy her books on Amazon
  
  

🧭 Our Mission

We believe that kids don’t have to wait until they grow up to do something important. They can inspire, educate, and connect right now — through words, pictures, and play.

Chloe From the Heart is about giving children a voice, encouraging family creativity, and reminding us all that the world becomes better when we nurture young minds with love and support.

🌟 Want to Learn More?

• Explore The Little House books on Amazon
  
  

• Watch Chloe’s latest creative adventures on YouTube
  
  

Let Chloe’s heart inspire yours. ❤️

🎯 Bonus: A Spark-Driven Life Helps…

• Reduce depression and anxiety (creativity rewires the brain)
  
  

• Build resilience through self-expression
  
  

• Inspire others — especially kids watching you lead the way
  
  

• Heal old beliefs that told you “you’re not creative enough”

My first book is called The Little House.
It’s about a small house and a big dream. Just like me — small girl, big dreams!

Writing the book was fun. I got to pick the pictures, design the cover, and even choose the colors.

My mommy helped me with spelling. My daddy helped me upload it to Amazon.

I felt so proud when we held the book in our hands for the first time.

Now I’ve written four books, and I’m just getting started!

“You don’t have to wait to be big to do something big.”  

– Chloe

If you’re a kid like me and you have an idea — write it down.
Draw it. Share it!

You never know how far your little steps can go.

💖
– Chloe