What if the thing you care about most isn’t too small to matter? In this conversation, Bob sits down with Harvard Kennedy School faculty member and SICI Executive Director Brittany Butler to talk about purpose, power, and what it looks like to stop waiting for permission and start moving toward the things that matter most. From innovators changing healthcare and food systems around the world to everyday people taking one bold next step, this episode is an invitation to believe your ideas can make a difference too.

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If something in this conversation stirred up an idea you can’t shake, maybe that’s worth paying attention to. Join us at Harvard Kennedy School for Purpose, Power, and Practice and spend a few days exploring what your next step could look like.

Learn more and apply here: https://sici.hks.harvard.edu/purpose-power-and-practice/

*Application is open until June 30th.

On this episode of the Bob Goff & Friends, Bob sits down with longtime friend and leadership expert Henry Cloud for an honest conversation about growth, change, and becoming the person you’re meant to be. Together, they unpack what it really takes to move from where you are to where you want to be, whether that’s in your relationships, your work, your faith, or your personal healing. Henry shares insights from his brand-new book, Your Desired Future, and explains the five essential elements that help people make meaningful progress in life.

It’s a thoughtful and encouraging conversation about vision, purpose, mentorship, forgiveness, and building a life that’s not just productive, but deeply meaningful.

Connect with Henry: @drhenrycloudofficial

Connect with Bob: @bobgoff

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Join Bob and his friends for a workshop out at the Oaks! Visit bobgoff.com/events to learn more.

Writing a book can feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be. In this Writing Room conversation, Bob Goff, Kimberly Stuart, and Allison Trowbridge talk about what actually helps, focusing on one reader, one clear idea, and the courage to start messy and figure it out as you go. Along the way, Allie shares how her work with Copper Books is helping authors navigate the publishing process in a more thoughtful, supported way.

If you’ve been thinking about writing a book but aren’t sure where to begin, this episode is a great place to start. And if you’re ready to take a step further, Allie is hosting a Book Fair in Nashville on May 8, a one-day gathering designed to help aspiring authors understand the full journey from idea to publication and connect with others doing the same.

Life isn’t either joy or hardship, it’s often both at the same time. In this episode, Bob and Liz Bohannon talk about how to stay grounded in the middle of it all by building deep, authentic relationships. They share why vulnerability matters, how to find safe people, and what it looks like to be the kind of friend you’re hoping to have. It’s a thoughtful, encouraging conversation about showing up fully and helping others do the same.

Connect with Liz: @lizbohannon

Connect with Bob: @bobgoff

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If you're looking cultivate meaningful community, come join Bob on one of his upcoming workshops or events: bobgoff.com/events

This is a special episode because today Bob & Kim are joined by Bob's daughter, Lindsey Goff Viducich. Together they talk about her new children's book, The Amazing Brain Club, and the beauty of how differently we’re all wired. It’s a fun, honest conversation about creativity, confidence, and the joy of seeing strengths in ourselves and the people we love.

Connect with Lindsey: @lindseyviducich

Connect with Bob: @bobgoff

Connect with Kim: @kimberly.stuart.writes

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Whether you’re knee deep in a book project or still trying to find your starting point, Bob and Kim would love to help you take the next step. Join them for a Writer's Workshop at The Oaks or learn more about Writing Coaching.

This week in The Writing Room, Bob and Kimberly sit down with Jason VanRuler to talk about what it looks like to stop overthinking and start writing.

They cover everything from building simple frameworks that hold your ideas together to knowing when it’s time to stop researching and just begin. Jason shares how to capture the stories that matter, find your own voice, and let the process unfold in a way that actually works for you.

If you’ve been waiting for the perfect plan or the right moment to start your book, this might be the nudge you need. Turns out, sometimes the best way forward is just to put it down on paper and see what happens next.

Connect with Jason: @jason.vanruler

Learn about Jason's new book, Discovering Your Communication Type: The 5 Paths to Deeper Connections and Stronger Relationships.

Connect with Bob: @bobgoff

Connect with Kim: @kimberlystuart.writes

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Ready to write your book? Join Bob and Kim at The Oaks for the next Writer's Workshop. Visit bobgoff.com/events to learn more and register.

Everybody’s got a story, we just don’t always see the whole thing. My friend Christy Nockels joined me to talk about creativity, raising kids, and being an introvert in a pretty noisy world. If you’ve ever felt like you’re trying to keep up or figure out your next step, this one might feel like a deep breath.

Connect with Christy: @christynockels

Connect with Bob: @bobgoff

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In this episode, Bob sits down with Alex Seeley to talk about belonging, belief, and the kind of faith that actually changes us. Alex shares her story of growing up in a complicated home, finding Jesus at a young age, and discovering the presence of the Holy Spirit as a steady and personal guide through it all.

Together, they explore why we do not have to fix people to love them, why belonging often comes before belief, and how small, consistent steps can shape a life of lasting faith. Alex also shares about her new book, The Divine Counselor, and the reality of having a constant source of wisdom, peace, and direction available to us.

Connect with Alex: @alexseeley

Connect with Bob: @bobgoff

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In this episode, Bob and Kim welcome Anne Lamott and Neal Allen to talk about the beauty and burden of writing. From first drafts and writing routines to grief, voice, and the courage to say what is true, they explore what it means to find your voice, collaborate well, and say the things that matter most. It is a thoughtful, hope-filled conversation for writers at every stage and for anyone who wants to write words that sound like them and matter to someone else.

Connect with Anne: @annelamott

Connect with Neal: @nealfallen

Check out their new release: ⁠Good Writing: 36 Ways to Improve Your Sentences⁠

Connect with Bob: @bobgoff

Connect with Kim: @kimberly.stuart.writes

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Join Bob and Kim for the next Writer’s Workshop at The Oaks: bobgoff.com/events

Learn more about Writing Coaching with Bob and Kim here. 

In this conversation, Bob sits down with singer, author, and friend Tasha Layton to talk about courage, fear, and what it looks like to keep moving forward when life gets messy. Tasha shares the story behind her song Meet Me in the Valley and the surprising decision to spend three days alone in Death Valley with nothing but prayer requests, a tent, and a lot of honesty about what she was feeling.

Together they talk about why we can’t go around the hard parts of life, why emotions are often roadmaps instead of problems, and how remembering who we are can help us take the next courageous step forward.

Connect with Tasha: @tashalayton

Connect with Bob: @bobgoff

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