In 1953, Robert Ward entered the world. A perfect baby—so his parents thought. After he entered school, his family learned that Robert had major learning disabilities. An overall IQ of 68, compounded by a speech impairment and verbal fluency issues, imposed limitations on this young boy until he felt as if he lived inside a tiny box. How could he overcome the limitations of others and his own mind when no one encouraged him to do more than menial labor? Robert’s faith pushed him beyond anyone’s expectations into a successful career, but he wanted something better. Could he move outside of tiny boxes and fulfill his dream of public speaking?