When Joshua Goodling speaks on the subjects of Overcoming Adversity, Finding True Happiness, and others, he's not just giving an opinion. He's been there! At the age of four, he was diagnosed with terminal cancer and given zero chance of survival. Joshua survived the cancer, but it left him with his vocal chords partially paralyzed, his growth stunted, and numerous other physical problems and obstacles that would remain with him for life.

In the eyes of some people, Joshua's life was ruined. But, he determined that life is what YOU make of it, and set out to accomplish what others said he'd never do. His life-changing messages, publications, and inspiring story have been an encouragement to thousands of readers and listeners across the United States and around the world.

Whether inspiring cancer patients with his story of survival, challenging Christians to be better followers of Jesus Christ, presenting the keynote speech at a conference or convention, teaching those in a business meeting how to be better employees and managers, or encouraging a group of teens in a detention center to make something of their lives, Joshua works very closely with meeting coordinators in planning his topics and preparing content that is motivating and relevant to the group to which he is speaking. He constantly receives enthusiastic responses from his audiences.


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"I truly enjoyed listening to you speak at the Florida School Nutrition Convention in Orlando. You are an inspiration to all!"

-- FSNA Conference Attendee

"WOW! What an inspiration you are, and what an example of Gods Love. Thanks for your inspiration and encouragement."

-- Seminar Attendee

"Joshua is really tall. He is small on the outside but he is very tall on the inside."

-- Juvenile at Detention Center

"Your story is simply amazing!!!! Miracles do happen and people need to be made aware of stories such as yours so they don't lose hope."

-- Website Visitor