Nikole Mitchell to Discuss Self-Expression for #SexTalkTuesday

Nikole Mitchell to Discuss Self-Expression for #SexTalkTuesday

LOS ANGELES — #SexTalkTuesday has announced that pastor-turned-stripper and life coach Nikole Mitchell will serve as the guest moderator for today's edition of the Twitter-based chat show from 5-6 p.m. (PDT) which will focus on sexuality and "saving yourself through self-expression."

Mitchell works one-on-one with clients and teaches digital courses on "how to create the life of your dreams from the inside-out," noted a rep. Her personal story has been chronicled by Newsweek, New York Post and the Hollywood Success podcast, among other outlets.

Mitchell explained she "helps people make a shit ton of money doing what they love."

"Coming home to my sexuality saved me — in more ways than one," she added.

Angie Rowntree, producer of #SexTalkTuesday and the founder of Sssh.com, echoed those sentiments.

"The way Nikole has embraced the healing power of sexuality along her journey towards greater satisfaction and fulfillment is bound to inspire our audience members," she said, "as they navigate through their own journeys and dreams — sexual and otherwise."

To take part in today's chat, follow the #SexTalkTuesday hashtag. Visit the show online and on Twitter for the latest updates.

Follow Nikole Mitchell online and on Twitter for updates.

Find Sssh.com on Twitter and XBIZ.tv and direct inquiries to Rowntree at editor@sssh.com.

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