About the Owner

Stacy Best

Hello, my name is Stacy Best sole owner of Wild Soul Boutique.

I was born and raised in Salt Lake City, Utah, I have lived here most of my life, with the exception of a brief time out of state. I now reside in a rural community of Delta, with a population of just over 3,700. 

I’ve lived a life full of diverse experiences—from working in healthcare to becoming an entrepreneur, from advocating for mental health to navigating my own personal challenges. Each chapter has shaped my resilience, compassion, and commitment to helping others while pursuing my own personal and professional growth.

In 2011, I began my undergraduate studies in the Bachelor of Science in Religion program at Liberty University, focusing on Theology. Mathematics proved to be a stumbling block that ultimately led me to step away from that program, but I never abandoned my educational goals. I shifted my focus to healthcare, earning certificates and completing programs through Academy of Professional Careers and Snow College.

My work in healthcare taught me perseverance and deepened my empathy, particularly through my role assisting people with disabilities—a path that eventually led to my promotion as House Manager in 2020, where I oversaw staff and clients with unique and complex needs.

In 2021, I founded Wild Soul Boutique, a business born from a love of fashion with meaning and a desire to empower women to embrace their authentic selves. Our Story began as a small creative outlet that grew into a purposeful brand, blending style with strength and authenticity. Our Core Values—authenticity, empowerment, compassion, and resilience—are reflected not only in the products we offer but in the way we engage with our community. Our Mission is simple yet powerful: to inspire confidence, celebrate individuality, and create a space where women feel seen, valued, and unapologetically themselves.

Running my own business has been a crash course in economics, finance, marketing, and the unpredictable nature of market trends. These lessons have inspired my desire to deepen my knowledge in these areas, with the goal of building a business that thrives while staying true to its values.

Mental health advocacy is also a central part of who I am. My own lifelong struggles and the challenges I’ve witnessed within my family have driven me to seek solutions and support for others. As a Moderator of Membership for the Parents of Conduct Disorder Facebook group, I’ve gained deeper insight into behavioral and personality disorders, further reinforcing the importance of mental health resources in both personal and professional spaces.

In addition to my business and advocacy work, I am currently homeschooling my daughter for the 2025–2026 school year. This decision reflects my commitment to providing her with a rich, individualized learning experience while also demonstrating the value of perseverance, self-discipline, and lifelong learning.

Currently pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Accounting at South University, a choice influenced by the positive feedback I’ve received from a friend and the institution’s commitment to student success. I’m eager to develop my critical thinking skills and apply them to both my business and my advocacy work.

Balancing entrepreneurship, homeschooling, mental health advocacy, and higher education is a challenge I embrace wholeheartedly. I am committed to earning my degree, growing my business, and continuing to make a meaningful difference in the lives of others—while inspiring my daughter to dream big and work hard for the life she envisions.

Thank you for being here and for supporting this journey. I don’t take it lightly that you’ve chosen to be part of it.

With Purpose,

Stacy Best