Chante' Whisonant Inc.

03/23/2026

How many millions of dollars have you made for other people while neglecting the business God called you to?

02/27/2026

The Life Behind Her Smile: Deadly Secrets is able to be enjoyed completely in it's own! You dont have to worry of you haven't gotten the first book of the series yet!

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02/12/2026

We love reading reviews after hosting a book discussion! It's heart-warming to see how much customers enjoyed it.

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02/12/2026

02/05/2026

The final week of our book discussion for The Life Behind Her Smile: Deadly Secrets with Mountain Be Removed Outreach Center focused on healing, responsibility, and restoration.

Our final conversation included mental health professional Lina Roberts. We talked about the importance of parents and guardians acknowledging trauma instead of ignoring or minimizing it. True healing often begins when adults are willing to initiate conversations, take accountability, and give youth a safe space to express their emotions without being dismissed. Listen patiently and walk through emotions with young people instead of shutting them down.

Another major takeaway was the need to have honest conversations with boys about abuse and toxic relationships. Too often, males are unable to recognize warning signs of toxic girls and women.

If you want to have conversations like this with your church, visit: https://chantewinc.com/tlbhs

01/28/2026

Week three of our book discussion for The Life Behind Her Smile: Deadly Secrets with Mountain Be Removed Outreach Center challenged us in a different way.

We talked about what it means to help someone in extreme need when you are still hurting from what they did to you. As followers of Christ, this is where the tension between the flesh and obedience becomes real. The pain remembers the offense, but the Jesus in us knows what love requires.

We also discussed how hard it can be to trust God after experiencing deep hardship. This book does not rush faith or offer shallow answers. Instead, it allows readers to sit with the frustration, ask hard questions, and slowly rebuild their relationship with God in a way that feels honest and realistic.

Week three reminded us that healing, forgiveness, and faith are often processes, not moments.

To learn more about the book series and get your own copy, visit: https://chantewinc.com/tlbhs

01/21/2026

Week two of our four-part book discussion for 'The Life Behind Her Smile: Deadly Secrets' with Mountain Be Removed Outreach Center and Chante Whisonant was much deeper.

We talked about how su***de is often far more unexpected than people realize. Pain is quieter than you expect. Many times there are no obvious warnings, no dramatic goodbyes, no clear signs that someone is about to make a permanent decision. It can happen suddenly, and when it does, it leaves loved ones shocked, confused, and searching their memories for signs they think they should have noticed.

The story caused many of us to fet emotional ans reflect on our own experiences with su***de and suicidal thoughts, whether personally or through people we loved. What stood out most was how realistic the writing felt. The characters were so relatable that readers found themselves seeing pieces of their own lives and their own pain.

We also talked about intrusive thoughts and pushing back against them is not simple. It is hard to fight when you are tired of suffering and tired of trying to survive.

One of the biggest takeaways from week two was this: we need to talk about this more. Silence, shame, and discomfort do not protect people. Honest conversations, compassion, and awareness save lives.

This book continues to open doors for conversations many people are afraid to have, and that alone makes it worth reading.

To get your copy and start your own life-changing book discussion, visit: https://chantewinc.com/tlbhs

01/19/2026

New entrepreneurs, exhaust your resources!

01/15/2026

Did you mean it when you told God yes? Or were there unspoken limitations?

01/13/2026

Yesterday began week one of our four-part book discussion for The Life Behind Her Smile: Deadly Secrets with Mountain Be Removed Outreach Center members via Zoom.

We talked about how Melanie struggles to let go of her trauma and how triggers do not disappear just because time has passed. We also discussed how, despite being a therapist, one of the character's mothers completely missed what was happening with her own child, and how easy it is to hide behind careers, titles, ministry, or good intentions while unintentionally neglecting the people closest to us.

One of the biggest takeaways was perspective. This book allows readers to see the same pain through multiple lenses and shows how people can experience very similar trauma but process it completely differently. Their reactions may not look how you want them to look, but that does not mean they are wrong or dramatic or ungrateful.

We spent time talking about communication, especially between parents, guardians, pastors, leaders, and those who are hurting. Many of the situations in this story could have shifted if conversations had been handled differently. Often, adults mean, “This is not the end of the world, you will survive this, I am trying to protect you,” but what is received is, “Your pain does not matter.”

How something is said can be just as important as what is being said. When people feel unheard or dismissed, they shut down. And when communication breaks down, the consequences can be devastating.

This is why this book is not just for teens. It is for parents, leaders, and anyone entrusted with the care of someone else’s heart.

Week one reminded us that listening is not a weakness. It is often the difference between connection and loss.

We are excited to see where the conversation next Monday will take us!

01/10/2026

Don't sacrifice your well-being for cute looks.

It's time to have real conversations about the cost of settling. A relationship at the cost of your life is way too expensive.

This problem is one of the many reasons our company has published our newest book.
If you want to have more honest conversations surrounding abuse, 'The Life Behind Her Smile: Deadly Secrets' is a valuable resource. The relatable characters speak directly to the readers.

Get your copy today and have discussions that teach the importance of self-esteem, self-worth, and self-care ❤️

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