Stacy Mueller

Stacy Mueller is a wife, mother, grandmother, writer, certified life coach practitioner, and co-author alongside her husband, Dr. Derrick Mueller, of the book Life Happens. Together, they share a heartfelt message of hope, courage, and healing through life’s unexpected challenges, reminding others that even in seasons of loss, hardship, and uncertainty, good can still emerge.

With a background as a radio host for Life Happens, a palliative care nurse, and college educator, Stacy has spent much of her life encouraging and supporting people through difficult seasons. Her passion is helping others realize they are never alone in their journey and that transformation often begins with one courageous step forward. Stacy’s heart is to empower people to embrace new beginnings, pursue their goals, and create a life they truly love through faith and trust in God.

One of Stacy’s favorite scriptures is Psalm 91, which speaks of God’s comfort, refuge, and protection during difficult times a reminder that true peace comes from placing our trust in Him through both daily life and uncertain seasons.

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