But rest assured, you will never guess the other things that happened to Bill Goss --- so many other things --- that earned him the unique nicknames of "Mr. Lucky" from The London Sun and "The Unconventional Wisdom Winner" from The Washington Post.

A few years ago Bill wrote a book called The Luckiest Unlucky Man Alive. 

It received lengthy and favorable reviews in the Los Angeles Times, The Chicago Tribune, The Washington Post, The Seattle Times, The Detroit News, The New Jersey Star Ledger, The Houston Chronicle, The San Francisco Examiner, The Dallas-Fort Worth Star Telegram, Florida Today, The Daily Word, The Las Vegas Review Journal, The Chattanooga Times, The St. Petersburg Times, The Florida Times Union, Maxim Magazine, The London Sun and countless other national and international publications.

Since then Bill Goss has been a featured guest on hundreds of popular radio and television shows around the world including The Discovery Channel's Animal Planet, EXTRA, Maury Povich, Sally Jesse, ABC, NBC, CBS, PBS, Ted Nugent in Detroit and Rick Dees in Los Angeles. He even worked with actress Demi Moore as an extra in the movie GI Jane and in four other feature films too.

And he's the only man alive to have successfully survived a live interview on both The Howard Stern Show AND The 700 Club. 

Now that's not only adversity --- that's diversity.

As a speaker, Bill Goss's upbeat, inspiring and sometimes hilarious message on how to overcome great challenges and adversity appeals to an extremely wide-ranging audience. These audiences have included the people of Great Britain, Germany, Italy, Malaysia, Israel, Australia, China and Japan, as well in the United States and Canada and with other speakers such as Bob Dole.

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