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Transformative. Inspirational. Attainable.
With over 30 years of business leadership, 25 years of ministry and non-profit work, a marriage of 23 years, and two God-fearing young adults, Staci teaches women how to escape the trap of unrealistic expectations and how to overcome the addiction to the approval of others. Her life of miracle comeback stories shows proof to the message she boldly carries of being fueled by the fire of the Holy Spirit in a world that loves to water down the truth.
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“Staci is the real deal. Within the first minute of meeting her, I knew I could share my ugly past with her and find the deep healing I so desperately needed.”
— Denise G —
From the moment I met Staci Wallace at The 2006 Mrs. America Pageant, I knew she and I would be sisters for life. I’m so grateful and blessed to have met her and have her in my life. Staci has an incredible gift of bringing out the best in people. She puts them so at ease with her personable style, gracious spirit, and Godly heart.
— Diane H —
“My Executive Coaching experience with Staci has been life-changing personally, professionally, spiritually, and relationally on so many levels.”
— Jamie D —
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Staci Wallace
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For most of my life, I lived with a deep addiction to the approval of others. No matter how many accolades I racked up, enough was never enough. I was fueled by the need to please everyone around me. Let’s take a look.
At 19, I started selling water filters and my first check was over $8,000. I became the youngest National Marketing Director of a billion-dollar company, playing in the top 1% of the world.
I was fueled by money and possessions.
The financial gain in business fueled me. Winning awards fueled me. Hearing “Good Job” fueled me. Earning applause fueled me. Making money fueled me. Driving nice cars fueled me. Hearing others say “WOW!” fueled me.
While people applauded my achievements, I became consumed with the desire to be, do and have more every day. My performance mindset told me that the better I did and the more I achieved, the more I was loved, and the more I would find peace. By the age of 25, I had shared the stage with five U.S. Presidents, world leaders, rulers of nations, and major athletes around the world.
Even my faith became another “achievement” and search for significance. “Do the right thing and God will be proud”, I thought to myself as I served at church, led the choir, sang solos, gave my tithes, and lived a life of good works. I soon found myself fueled by a need to be seen as worthy.
Do you have a Conference, Live Event, Corporate Retreat, Seminar, or Summit that you would like Staci Wallace to speak at?
