They won’t raise their hand or say so. That’s who I talk to. Not to make the day heavier, but so that one person leaves believing the hard part is building them, not breaking them.
Keynotes, workshops, chapels, classrooms, and podcast conversations. Wherever you’re gathering, I’d love to be there.
“Through faith, strong relationships, and resilience, she delivers a powerful story of hope and endurance.”
“You opened so many of our eyes and still stand here enjoying that same fire.”
Every one of these comes out of Unbreakable Sole. Each works as a keynote, a workshop, or a conversation on your show. Tell me who will be there and it gets built around them.
The women driving businesses forward carry more than anyone sees, and often question whether they can keep the pace. Missy blends her own hard-won endurance with the boundary-setting and self-worth themes of her book to speak directly to ambitious women. She addresses the invisible weight, the fear of quitting, and the “pace runners” who determine how far a woman goes in her career and life.
For audiences who want the spiritual heart of Missy’s story told plainly. She shares how faith carried her family through the miles that could have broken them, and how every struggle became a sacred teacher. This is testimony, encouragement, and a call to become the unbreakable souls we were created to be.
Missy speaks to both generations at once: mothers who want to pour strength into their girls, and daughters wondering if they’re enough. Through her marathon stories, she shows teen girls the courage already inside them and gives moms language to run beside their daughters instead of ahead of them. Tender, funny, and honest about the miles that test every mother-daughter bond.
Young people are told to chase big dreams but rarely shown how to survive the hard miles along the way. Missy meets students where they are, in the fear, comparison, pressure, and self-doubt, and hands them the mindset to break the impossible into one doable step at a time. Energetic, relatable, and built to stick with a young audience long afterward.
The people who carry everyone else are often running on empty. Missy speaks to the caregivers, nurses, and helpers who give until there’s little left, offering perspective, gratitude, and permission to acknowledge their own hard miles. She reframes exhaustion and compassion fatigue through her endurance story and reminds them why their work matters.
Everyone there goes home with something that keeps them connected to what they felt, and to the people who felt it with them. There’s no cost to you, and we’ll sort the details well before your date.
Someone is listening on a commute, out on a long walk, or sitting in a parking lot before going in. An easy guest who tells the truth, and you’ll never have to coax your way to the real part.
Remote or in studio. Send your questions ahead or let it wander. The conversation goes wherever your listener needs it to go, including the hard parts that matter most.
Webinars, online summits, book clubs on video, and team sessions for people scattered across time zones. A screen changes the logistics, not the conversation.
Here is what that looks like for the people in the room.
The person who thought their hard year was theirs alone looks around and realizes half the room is carrying something too.
Most people have something they have never found language for. Language is what makes it sayable, at home and at work.
The mile that felt like proof they were failing starts to look like the mile that built them. That turn is the whole book.
A good feeling fades by the parking lot. Your people go home knowing the one small thing they are going to do differently.
Something opens up in a room that has been honest together, and the hallway conversations are often the part people remember.
Not the slides and not the speaker. The moment something they had been carrying quietly finally felt survivable.
26.2 principles for the miles nobody chooses. Your people can read it before I arrive or take it home afterward. Either way they leave with the whole of it in their hands, not just the hour we had together.
Experience the raw emotion and heart of each chapter as it's narrated by the author Missy Moss Wright.
Send over your date, who will be there, and what they’re walking through right now. You’ll hear back personally, and you’ll hear kindly if it isn’t the right fit.