Meet Stacie McDavid; a maverick in business, philanthropy, and the arena. From growing up as a third-generation Lebanese-American athlete in Denton, Texas, to leading real-estate ventures and breaking into the traditionally male auto industry, Stacie’s journey defies conventions.

In this episode, we’ll explore how she swapped stilettos for cowboy boots and embraced a life of multiple passions: track & field at Texas Woman’s University, launching a franchise of 32 National Health Studios, and becoming a champion cutting-horse rider and earning induction into the National Cutting Horse Association Non-Pro Hall of Fame and the Texas Cowboy Hall of Fame.

But beyond the trophies and boardrooms lies a deep commitment to community. Stacie serves on boards spanning the National Cowgirl Museum & Hall of Fame, the Fort Worth Zoo and the MD Anderson Cancer Center, and supports educational and arts initiatives across Texas. 

In this conversation, we dive into:

• How her upbringing shaped her fearless mindset
• The lessons learned from entering male-dominated industries and shifting into new arenas
• What motivates her philanthropic and community work

Whether you’re a business leader, a trailblazer, or someone searching for inspiration to embrace multiple passions, Stacie’s story is a powerful reminder that audacity, heart, and service can go hand-in-hand.

Tune in and ride along with us.