An advocate for happiness, wellbeing and kindness Carrie Grace devotes her talks as a motivational speaker to ensuring that the World becomes a more positive place. Travelling the breadth of the United States, Carrie works to spread joy throughout a variety of sectors and industries. From colleges and schools to companies and sororities, Carrie has enlightened hundreds of conference delegates leaving them inspired to better the world around them. In a bid to spread her positive outlook on life, Carrie has established an annual kind day, a simple yet effective day where she spends time handing out balloons and ice creams in parks.
As a motivational speaker, Carrie works to ensure happiness and wellbeing in the workplace, working with corporate clients to improve their company culture. Carrie is a passionate believer in proving that “nice people finish last” is not the case. Instead through research of kindness and generosity, Carrie is spreading the message that being nice does indeed lead to more long-term success. Taking audience members on a practical journey, Carrie introduces actionable steps that individuals can take to incorporate happiness into their life and workplace. Rejection is also another prominent topic which Carrie covers, exploring how to overcome it and why it takes humans longer to get over particular forms of rejection.
With the knowledge that is transferable across a wide range of sectors and industries, Carrie has worked with notable and high-profile companies. She has previously worked with Target, Jack Daniels, Marriott Hotel and Campbell University and has spoken at YMCA Conventions and the Making Things Happen Conference. Described as an “encourager”, Carrie truly sees the great in every individual and every business and nurturers people to bring that goodness to the surface. Persuasive, personable and positive Carrie is a wonderful speaker guaranteed to leave a lasting impression on each and every audience member, leaving them feeling influenced to make a positive change in their life and work.
