Joan Brock

At the age of 32, Joan Brock suddenly lost her sight due to a rare eye disease, in a period of just three weeks while she was working at a school for blind children. Five years later, she faced another profound challenge when her husband passed away from cancer, leaving her to raise their young daughter as a blind, single parent.

Joan Brock is not only a motivational speaker but also an accomplished author. She has written books such as "Come To Your Senses: An Inspirational Guide for Using All of Your Senses" and "More Than Meets the Eye: The Story of a Remarkable Life and a Transcending Love". Her presentations cover a wide range of topics including Women, Attitude, Change, Education, and Communication, focusing on overcoming adversity and viewing life’s challenges as opportunities. Her ability to incorporate humor into her talks uplifts and inspires audiences, encouraging them to appreciate life's everyday adventures and challenges.

Her autobiography, "More Than Meets the Eye", co-written with Derek L. Gill, has been translated into several languages and was selected as a Reader's Digest Condensed Book. In 2003, her inspiring life story was adapted into a made-for-television film for the Lifetime Television Network titled "More Than Meets the Eye: The Joan Brock Story". Joan has captivated audiences on platforms like the "NBC Today Show" and at prestigious events like the "Million Dollar Round Table". She continues to be a sought-after speaker at various conferences, including women's conferences, Christian conferences, and across the insurance industry, sharing her story of courage, perseverance, and acceptance.