


Professional, poised and speaks with authority while being accessible, funny, and inspiring her listeners.
I highly recommend this A+ speaker. ~ Lea Nolan, Baltimore Book Festival
Professional, poised and speaks with authority while being accessible, funny, and inspiring her listeners. I highly recommend this A+ speaker. ~ Lea Nolan, Baltimore Book Festival
Name the exact 2pm-Tuesday moment they betray themselves – and catch it before the automatic yes
Tell the difference between shrinking (making yourself less than you are) and performing (piling on masks to seem more than you are) – and land in the embodied, true-size third option
Leave with the one question that reorders every decision – "Do I respect myself, or betray myself?"
Perfect for: women's conferences, faith events, keynotes, TEDx.
Women stop shrinking, self-silencing, and second-guessing themselves
Identity shifts from performance to embodied self-trust
Courage replaces fear-based decision-making
Women leave ready to live from the inside out — now, not someday
Ideal for Women's Conferences, Retreats and Leadership Gatherings, and Faith-Based Events Seeking Depth and Relatability. Additional talks and custom adaptations are available for multi-session events.
You don’t build confidence by adding more — you stop dismantling the confidence you already have. Catch the culturally-approved habits mislabeled as humility, and walk away with exact scripts and repeatable moves you can start using today.
Perfect for: women's conferences and leadership events.
The ache of envy isn't greed — it's the grief of unlived courage. Reframing comparison and envy as a map that points to the courage your audiences set down, not the thing they lack, allows them to turn the comparison spiral into permission to want again. They walk away having courageously named one dusty dream—and a plan to take their first Pinkie-Toe step toward it. Because comparison isn't always the enemy of joy — sometimes it's the very thing calling you back to the version of you still waiting to take that next brave step.
Perfect for: women's retreats and faith events
My most spiritually rooted talk. As women of faith, we believe we are chosen by God. We believe we have a purpose. And yet, so many of us stop short of fully living like that is true. This talk explores the gap between the knowing and the living like it. Diving into both modern-day and biblical examples of Rahab and Esther, audiences walk away with a new outlook on their struggles, their strengths, and their stories, redefining for themselves what courage looks like. Because 'Being chosen is a gift. Living Chosen is a practice.'
Perfect for: faith conferences, retreats, churches, and legacy audiences.
Perfect for: women's conferences, faith events, retreats, breakout sessions, and multi-session bookings.
Perfect for: leadership offsites, retreats, breakout sessions, and multi-session bookings.
Perfect for: women's faith events, retreats, breakout sessions, and multi-session bookings.
Perfect for: women's faith events, retreats, breakout sessions, and multi-session bookings.






Accessible, funny, and inspiring

Lea Nolan
Maryland Romance Writers Event Coordinator, Baltimore Book Festival

Rachel Harris showcased her sparkling wit and demonstrable expertise as a featured speaker on four panels at the Baltimore Book Festival, a major East Coast event drawing thousands of readers.
She is professional, poised and speaks with authority while being accessible, funny, and inspiring her listeners.
I highly recommend this A+ speaker.
Nothing short of transformative

Mindy Ruiz
Utopia Convention Panelist Coordinator

As moderator for the "Expand Your Clump" panel at the Utopia Convention, I had the privilege of watching Rachel Harris captivate the audience with her genuine warmth and infectious enthusiasm.
The panel focused on encouraging attendees to step out of their shyness and forge meaningful connections at conferences, and her contribution was nothing short of transformative.
Rachel dismantled barriers with her approachable demeanor, and her heartfelt encouragement sparked not just enthusiasm but eager anticipation among the audience, who left inspired.
A novelist's command of story — I don't illustrate the teaching with anecdotes; I build the teaching inside the story.
A shepherd's heart — 20 years of ministry experience, teaching across every age group; the faith feels personal, never performative
A comedian's timing — funny-sad in the best way; women laugh first and cry second.
A revolutionary's conviction — warm, fierce, and deeply unwilling to let women stay small.
Do I speak virtually? Yes — virtual keynotes and workshops are available; note it in your inquiry.
Do I customize? Every talk is tailored to your audience, theme, and context, with a pre-event call for every client.
Book table? Yes — I'm happy to sign and connect after the session.
Investment? Speaking fees are shared on inquiry, across a range depending on event type, audience size, and travel.

Rachel Harris is a New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of eleven novels, host of The Joyful Rebel Podcast, and the woman who named Good Girl Ghosting™ — the socially approved, quietly praised habit of betraying yourself in the smallest, most invisible moments of every single day.
She helps midlife women stop disappearing in rooms they never even left, so they can finally show up for real — knowing what they want, who they truly are, and liking the woman they uncover. She named the pattern because she lived it — almost two decades of Supermom autopilot and "it's fine" in every room.
Now a re-smitten wife, proud mama, and retired homeschooler of sixteen years, she's back to singing off-key, made-up songs in the kitchen — and has finally stopped apologizing for her joy. Rooted, radiant, and rebelliously authentic.
350,000 books sold worldwide · 20+ years in ministry · Certified iEnneagram Practitioner