Winning three Super Bowls and a Daytona 500 taught Joe Gibbs that the world’s definition of success can lead to a lot of heartache. On today’s edition of Family Talk, Dr. James Dobson sits down with the Hall of Fame coach to hear how he traded his driven pursuit of money and titles for what matters most: faith and family. What does success really mean if you win everywhere except at home? On this edition of **Family Talk**, Dr. James Dobson sits down with legendary NFL coach and NASCAR team owner Joe Gibbs for a candid conversation about success, failure, family and faith. Gibbs reflects on the demanding years that brought him three Super Bowl championships and explains why he ultimately walked away from football to spend more time with his family. He also opens up about serious financial mistakes, the pressures of being driven to succeed and the danger of allowing career ambition to become the defining force in a man’s life. Through those experiences, Gibbs says he learned that professional achievement and money are only a small part of genuine success. Relationships, family, faith and the influence we leave on others ultimately matter far more. Dr. Dobson and Coach Gibbs challenge men in particular to examine their priorities, resist the trap of workaholism and turn to God’s Word as the “game plan” for life.
