Today Bob is joined by his new friend Randall Wallace. As a screenwriter and film director, Randall shares some insights into his journey in the movie industry and the roles of faith and creativity in his life. He shares the inspiration behind his iconic film Braveheart and the importance of facing setbacks with courage. One of his latest projects is a live show called ‘The Braveheart of Creativity.’ As you listen in, ask yourself what creative passions could you use to pursue your dreams?

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Bob will be hosting a Dream Big workshop at The Oaks from June 3-5 with his friend Todd Tilghman. You'll be guided through Bob's 7-step framework to help you gain clarity and direction on making your dreams a reality. Register & Learn More.

In this week's episode, Bob sits down with Todd Tilghman, winner of “The Voice” season 18, for an inspiring conversation about embracing authenticity and following your dreams (it’s never too late). Todd shares some of the challenges and rewards he faced in his journey from being a pastor to pursuing a music career. Get ready to be encouraged and challenged to live with intentionality and wonder.

Be sure to stream Todd's terrific new song “PB&J” and then head over to YouTube to check out the music video.

Bob is joined by his dear friend, Jamie Kern Lima for a conversation on the Dream Big podcast. Jamie provides insights from her new book release, "Worthy," revealing the staggering statistics on self-doubt and the crucial distinction between self-confidence and self-worth. She also shares her own personal journey of dealing with setbacks and failures, changing the definition of rejection, and revisiting past rejections to redefine them. Tune in to discover the transformative power of understanding your worth and embracing the journey towards unshakable self-worth.

Grab a copy of Worthy: How to Believe You Are Enough and Transform Your Life 

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Connect with Jamie: @jamiekernlima 

About Worthy: “In life, you don’t soar to the level of your hopes and dreams, you stay stuck at the level of your self-worth. In your business, leadership, relationships, friendships, and ambitions, you don’t rise to what you believe is possible, you fall to what you believe you’re worthy of. When you change what you believe you’re worthy of, you change your entire life. In simple steps with life-changing results, WORTHY teaches you how. I wrote WORTHY for YOU if you have some self-doubt to destroy and a destiny to fulfill!” –Jamie Kern Lima

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In this episode, Bob is joined by Jason Vanderground, the president of BrandHaven, about the heart and process behind the “He Gets Us” campaign. The campaign aims to increase the respect and relevance of Jesus in our culture by promoting unconditional love, radical forgiveness, and confounding peace. He emphasizes the importance of being a student of faith and focusing on the biography of Jesus. Listen in for a conversation that encourages us to be students of faith, cultivating a culture of love, forgiveness, and kindness.

The “He Gets Us” campaign is set to air during Super Bowl LVIII on Sunday, February 11th. Learn more at hegetsus.com and follow along on social media, @hegetsus

His Royal Highness, Richard Apire, the 26th King of his Acholi clan in Northern Uganda has been a friend for over 20 years. We recently had the chance to catch up and reflect on what has been going on in Uganda, his hopes for the country, and the university Love Does is hoping to begin building.

Restore University will not only transform the lives of a generation of students but it also sends a message to the entire region that a land once decimated by war will now be the birthplace of this country’s future leaders.

To learn more and get involved, visit lovedoes.org/university.