Why I Believe

Will Robbins: Christ Is My Caddy


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What would you do if your life changed in an instant?

In this episode of Why I Believe, I sit down with Will Robbins, golf coach, entrepreneur, and man of faith, to share a story of survival, surrender, and transformation.

In 2004, on the final day of his honeymoon in Thailand, Will and his wife were caught in the devastating tsunami that claimed over 200,000 lives.

With no warning…

Everything changed.

Swept underwater. Separated. Certain he was about to die.

But somehow… he survived.

And so did his wife.

That moment should have changed everything.

But like many of us… he tried to take control of his life back.

We talk about:

  • Surviving the 2004 tsunami and the trauma that followed
  • Rebuilding life after everything changed
  • Success on the outside, but struggle on the inside
  • Turning to alcohol while trying to hold it all together
  • The moment he realized he couldn't do it alone
  • Surrendering his life to Christ, and what that really means

Will shares a powerful perspective that now defines how he lives:

Christ is his caddy.

Not doing life for him… but guiding him, walking with him, and helping him make the next move.

His story is a reminder:

You can survive something unimaginable… and still need to surrender.

If you've been trying to carry everything on your own, this episode will meet you right where you are.

You can reach Will at William Robins | LinkedIn

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