Sound On: Victoria Mylan's Unstoppable Rise Against All Odds

Game Changers
May 28
3 min read

Your biggest superpower is being yourself. No matter what you are going through, your voice and your story matter.

Girl, Yes You Can!

When the spotlight hits, Victoria Mobley doesn’t just shine she illuminates the path for others. As a national and state titleholder, youth leader, and trailblazing content creator, Victoria is turning her story into a movement through her powerful and inspiring digital series, "The Sound On Series."

This self-produced series highlights moments in Victoria’s life where she felt overwhelmed, overlooked, and underestimated but chose to rise. Each episode is a personal testimony that aligns with her platform, “Girl, Yes You Can,” and aims to show others that even against all odds, they can succeed too.

In one memorable episode, Victoria recounts how she and her theater team entered a One Act competition with nothing but matching t-shirts, no elaborate sets, no expensive backdrops and still placed first in their region, advancing to state for the first time in over 10 years.

Another powerful chapter of her life began at age 11, when she was diagnosed with uveitis, a rare and painful eye disease. Navigating this chronic condition made her feel isolated and different, but instead of hiding it, she now advocates for children battling uveitis. She uses her platform to educate, raise awareness, and remind others that they are enough. She shares uveitis facts and personal experiences to help children take charge of their health and never feel alone.

Victoria’s leadership journey continued as she became the only student from her school selected to participate in Youth Leadership Henry, an elite program for standout sophomore leaders. After months of learning, service, and growth, she proudly graduated from the program and remains a shining example of what youth leadership truly looks like.

Her “Against All Odds” journey also includes her return to theater after nearly giving up due to bullying and rejection. After not receiving a role in her school’s production, she felt discouraged but didn’t give up. Instead, she auditioned elsewhere and landed the lead role of Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz. It was a powerful reminder that a “no” is not a stop sign rather a detour to something greater.

In addition to “Sound On,” Victoria launched another heartfelt series called “Spotlight Tuesday” , a celebration of girlhood and sisterhood. Every Tuesday, girls across the country nominate their friends, classmates, sisters, and peers to be featured on Victoria’s social media. Whether they’re excelling in school, shining in their faith, or simply needing prayer and encouragement, Victoria uses her platform to spotlight their strength. It’s a national wave of positivity, rooted in the belief that when girls lift each other up, everyone wins.

Pageantry was just the beginning of Victoria’s modeling career. She now creates video modeling content as a brand ambassador and influencer for several fashion-forward companies. She models for Charjean Couture USA, Bruvara Fashions, and Confidence and Couture in Georgia. She also creates stunning video content for Nalu Bay Swimwear, merging creativity with confidence to represent each brand with elegance and authenticity.

Victoria was also a featured model during New York Fashion Week, with her work being published in Red Ink Magazine and Supermodels Unlimited Magazine. Her transition from the pageant stage to the fashion runway is proof that passion, hard work, and perseverance can open doors to national platforms.

Whether she’s behind a camera, speaking to an audience, walking the runway, or encouraging a young girl online, Victoria Mobley is the definition of unstoppable. Her message is bold and clear: