Sarah Beth Wright
Yes, hurt people hurt people, however loved people love people. Respected people respect people, and forgiven people forgive people. —Sarah Beth Wright
Sarah Beth is an impactful motivational keynote speaker, published writer, blogger, and coauthor of an upcoming book. Using undeniable truth and vulnerability, Sarah Beth has the ability to connect with her audiences at a deeper level. Her authentic, engaging, humorous and empowering messages of extraordinary resilience, conquering hurts and creating confidence regardless of your present or past circumstances have made her story one everyone wants to hear. Audiences leave with an "I am enough mindset" - ready to step forward, remove their masks, and become who they truly are.
In 1995, as a teenager Sarah Beth was told she had a brain tumor. She has lived with the results of two brain surgeries, and Epilepsy since that time. She is able to use this as an encouragement to others when it comes to Chronic Illness and adversity.
In 2010, as a wife, mom, and teacher she was hit with tragedy when her husband was in a serious accident which left him with a Traumatic Brain Injury. When the heartache became overwhelming she remained in denial turning to alcohol, and making poor decisions.
Her actions led to an affair on her part. She became pregnant due to the affair, and life was turned completely upside down. With recovery, during this time she learned about the hurts of anger, the strengths of forgiveness and redemption, and power of grace.
With a divorce scheduled, Sarah Beth and her husband worked through their broken hearts. Their marriage was miraculously saved, and they now raise their three precious boys as a family.
Transparent. Real. Inspirational. Sarah Beth has a way of passionately connecting her life story with each member of the audience. When the team walks away, they feel she came to speak specifically to them.
Sarah Beth graduated from UALR with her BA in Sociology. She has taught first grade for 11 years. She loves teaching children, specifically inner city students. She and her husband Josh will celebrate their 15th year of marriage this year. She celebrates being a boy mom of three. She participates with Celebrate Recovery helping others to face their hurts, habits, and hangups. Her goal in life is to show others that our mistakes do not have to define us.
Sarah Beth resides in Arkansas and travels in the United States to speak at conferences, retreats, and other events.
Yes, hurt people hurt people, however loved people love people. Respected people respect people, and forgiven people forgive people. —Sarah Beth Wright
Sarah Beth is an impactful motivational keynote speaker, published writer, blogger, and coauthor of an upcoming book. Using undeniable truth and vulnerability, Sarah Beth has the ability to connect with her audiences at a deeper level. Her authentic, engaging, humorous and empowering messages of extraordinary resilience, conquering hurts and creating confidence regardless of your present or past circumstances have made her story one everyone wants to hear. Audiences leave with an "I am enough mindset" - ready to step forward, remove their masks, and become who they truly are.
In 1995, as a teenager Sarah Beth was told she had a brain tumor. She has lived with the results of two brain surgeries, and Epilepsy since that time. She is able to use this as an encouragement to others when it comes to Chronic Illness and adversity.
In 2010, as a wife, mom, and teacher she was hit with tragedy when her husband was in a serious accident which left him with a Traumatic Brain Injury. When the heartache became overwhelming she remained in denial turning to alcohol, and making poor decisions.
Her actions led to an affair on her part. She became pregnant due to the affair, and life was turned completely upside down. With recovery, during this time she learned about the hurts of anger, the strengths of forgiveness and redemption, and power of grace.
With a divorce scheduled, Sarah Beth and her husband worked through their broken hearts. Their marriage was miraculously saved, and they now raise their three precious boys as a family.
Transparent. Real. Inspirational. Sarah Beth has a way of passionately connecting her life story with each member of the audience. When the team walks away, they feel she came to speak specifically to them.
Sarah Beth graduated from UALR with her BA in Sociology. She has taught first grade for 11 years. She loves teaching children, specifically inner city students. She and her husband Josh will celebrate their 15th year of marriage this year. She celebrates being a boy mom of three. She participates with Celebrate Recovery helping others to face their hurts, habits, and hangups. Her goal in life is to show others that our mistakes do not have to define us.
Sarah Beth resides in Arkansas and travels in the United States to speak at conferences, retreats, and other events.
I Am Enough
This program is perfect for:
- Teams struggling with negativity
- Educators of all areas
- Women's groups
- Church groups
- Team members will come away with a since of renewal.
- Team members will be able to take their masks and walk forward with confidence.
Own Your Story
{Best Audience- Women (Retreats to focus on self-growth are perfect)}
How did you get where are today? What events or challenges have led you to be where you are? Do you accept or hide events from your past?
This is one of Sarah Beth's favorite programs based on her own life experience with recovery and growth. She shares her journey of addiction, infidelity, and the choices in her life that left her on the ground looking up.
That Teacher Did What?!
Is your workplace or church group in a spot of negativity. Do you feel like the group needs a big momma hug? Do the team members need to work as a team?
This is one of Sarah Beth's favorite programs based on her own life experience with recovery and growth. She shares her journey of alcoholism, addiction, infidelity, and the choices in her life that left her on the ground looking up.
Combining her passion and life experience, Sarah Beth helps audiences accept,...
Teaching Students of All Kinds
In her presentation, she is able to give informative facts to show the need for each child to be taught based on their learning type, along with connecting stories from her own classroom.
Sarah Beth focuses on the following:
Boys vs. Girls
Lower socioeconomic students
Higher level students
Lower...
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