Nicole Smith Exclusive Interview - Every Experience Is A Chance To Learn

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Nicole Smith was recently interviewed by TheCelebrity.Online Magazine and here is the Q&A we had with Nicole.

Nicole As Cover Story Interview – May 2026 Magazine Edition

How do you introduce yourself?

I am Nickie, I am a master esthetician, a nurse, a writer and a social media analyst. I have a PHD in Nursing as well as biomedical engineering and have specialized my medical / esthetic career on simplifying and accessible skin health and healing scars externally and being someone to listen to my clients to help heal internal scars.

Struggle – What hardships have you gone through in life?

I grew up as an orphan going through the foster system and unfortunately seeing the darkest parts of the system and never having someone to guide me in the right direction and teaching myself right and wrong and how to survive.

What do people usually not know about you?

I do not regret my struggles- I would not be as successful and would not have learned what I know now if I didn’t have the childhood I did. I approach all situations and new interactions with people with the mindset that everyone needs encouragement and love, not criticism. Despite my “in charge” demeanor I will give everything I have to help someone else level up.

What sets you apart from others?

When people approach their professions and life in general the goal is to get further in their career and ultimately their life. When you are able to look at your professional career and life and see the people who helped to get to a level that they never thought they could get too- that is what I see as success.

What are your upcoming major events?

Every month I help host events that support a under appreciated career or community- I recently did an event for teachers providing them spa treatments and a bunch of goodies donated by companies who also want to support teachers. I am working on an LGBT fundraiser as well starting a transitional housing program for foster children who are aging out of the system that will provide them a “adult trial” in a community of other newly aged out fosters that are given an environment where they will learn how to manage a household, finances, taxes and well just adulting. Giving these young adults the support of professionals who can make sure they have the tools to succeed and know how to adult while giving them their independence.

What expert advice would you like to give?

It doesn’t matter how much experience you have or the education you have, learning is constant and every experience should be used as a learning experience and there is never a point where you should not be itching to learn more about your field.

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