Stacey Currie, a keynote speaker, successful businesswoman, and mother of five, is a beacon of inspiration for anyone ready to take control of their life.

Drawing on hard-won lessons from a life that’s been messy, chaotic, and sometimes downright impossible, Stacey empowers audiences to act, decide, and create change, no excuses, no waiting for the “perfect moment.”

From housing commission accommodation with an absent mother, to surviving sexual abuse at age 9, living in a shed at 14, becoming a teenage mother at 15, experiencing homelessness at 19, and facing domestic violence at 21, Stacey’s journey is a testament to resilience, courage, and relentless determination. At 21, she faced a life-altering choice: stay stuck in circumstances that threatened her children or take radical action to change everything. She chose the latter, and that decision became the foundation of her life’s mission.

Through sheer grit, unwavering focus, and a refusal to let fear dictate her choices, Stacey transformed her life and built a successful career, co-founding a million-dollar printing business and earning nominations for multiple business awards. As a qualified leadership coach, author, and mentor, she combines street-smart wisdom with a no-nonsense, relatable style that makes her lessons unforgettable.

As an inspirational speaker, Stacey doesn’t just tell her story; she gives audiences actionable strategies to overcome fear, break free from self-doubt, and step into their full potential. One of her most powerful messages on stage is:

“What I had to discover for myself is this: potential doesn’t need permission. What it needs is for you to believe in yourself, even when it feels impossible.”

Her keynote talks hit hard, spark real change, and leave listeners reflecting: “Am I ready to make the choices that will change my life?”

Stacey has shared her story and insights on national TV, in leading publications, and on stages across Australia, inspiring thousands to make courageous decisions and reclaim their lives. Her message is clear: nothing changes if nothing changes, and you are always one decision away from a totally different life.