Bobby Branham

Bobby was born in the small city of Grand Junction Colorado. His father passed away when he was just a toddler. His mother did the best she could to be both father and mother, to Bobby and his two younger brothers, often making great self-sacrifices to do so. Upon graduating from high school, he enlisted in the United States Marine Corps Reserves. By the age of 19 he was married and a father himself. He worked in several service-oriented fields ranging from law enforcement to civil construction. In 2012 he joined a network marketing company. That company heavily promoted personal growth. Through the influence of mentors in the company, Bobby began to study and later develop a passion for personal growth. He would attend conferences, seminars, and conventions, where he would hear speakers like Darren Hardy, John Addison, Andy Andrews, Andy Henriquez, and many others. Always when the speaker would finish he would feel great about what was ahead. He would see the same feelings of elation on the faces of the other attendees. It was then that he realized that, that was what his calling was. To help others along their path, through public speaking. To open the hearts and souls of others to see their own potential and to know what their true calling is. He began by joining his local Toastmasters group and learning the proper fundamentals of public speaking. Entering speaking competitions and moving through the ranks, Bobby excelled at delivering his message.

Today, Bobby is the speaker. Bobby speaks at conventions, seminars, and other events. He speaks on life experiences and translates that information so that anyone can benefit from it. His primary message is for you to discover who you are so that you may experience true joy in life. Bobby says "You can never stop learning about yourself and the people around you."

In an effort to reach as many people as possible with his message he decided to put that message down on paper. Now, as an author and speaker, Bobby can deliver his message to the hearts of many more people.