Candice Kay-Gibb
The Mind's Architect
Professional Spokesperson
The Game Was Rigged, But I Changed the Rules
“Smile for the camera!”—a simple phrase that millions have heard, yet for many, that smile is just another illusion in a game they never even realized they were playing.
For years, I played that game well. I mastered the art of performance—on camera, in business, in life. I became a professional spokesperson, a fitness model, and a public figure. My charm, my presence, my ability to captivate—it all came naturally. But beneath the bright lights and perfect shots, something was missing.
Success wasn’t what I thought it would be. I had built an empire, checked every box, but something inside me was breaking. What most call ‘depression’ was not failure—it was my body demanding deep rest, a forced timeout for reflection. I thought I had won the game, but I was still a prisoner of it.
Then came betrayal—not just from people, but from the very system I had trusted. Seeking help led to misdiagnosis, mistreatment, and a realization: professionals who claimed to have the answers were just as lost as the people searching for them. That’s when I stopped playing by their rules.
I turned my pain into power, my setbacks into strategy. I walked the road less traveled, one that demanded I battle my own subconscious, face my deepest wounds, and redefine what success actually meant. It wasn’t about wealth, status, or approval. True success was the war I had won within myself.
That’s when I built Elegantly Outrageous—not just a personal development institution, but an immersive mind game designed to challenge the way people see reality. Clues are everywhere, hidden in plain sight, waiting for those ready to uncover them. The question isn’t whether the game is being played. It’s whether you see it.
Most think they’ve escaped the matrix. That was just Level 1.
If you’re ready for the next challenge, let’s play.
She had to break away from all the misdiagnosis of ‘multiple personalities’ and ‘bi-polar’ to understand her only condition was PTSD. After a lifetime of abuse, being overly medicated and never actually being helped – when she took the time (this took years) to detox and heal, she discovered a whole new path and was able to create programs that help people discover their own inner guide…learn how to deal with the pain and anger from the past – face it head on and change the internal dialogue in order to create a bright fulfilling future.
Candice has found genuine happiness and now she inspires other women and men that they too can be happy and live an “Elegantly Outrageous” Life.
She founded this business with the intention to teach other women and men how to do what she did – love herself more to live her best life while being empathic and kinder to those in the world around her.
Company Support Team Advisors (having this to add credibility) even though they aren’t involved now is good