During the Reed and Christine Halladay Lecture Series, Lloyd Roberts shared a series of inspiring lessons on overcoming adversity using his uniquely optimized formula for success known as “G Cubed".


Known as "The Fulfillment Architect," Roberts shared a personal and practical perspective on finding meaning, overcoming adversity, and building a fulfilling life.
Roberts began by reflecting on the struggles he faced early in life and how those experiences shaped his understanding of fulfillment. He compared his circumstances with what an ideal upbringing might look like, emphasizing that everyone faces challenges and that people can choose what they become despite their circumstances. He encouraged students not to define themselves by a victim mindset, but to recognize the choices they still have in shaping their lives.
A major focus of the lecture was the importance of meaning. Roberts explained that success in business and life is not simply about achieving goals or accumulating wealth, but also about understanding why those achievements matter. He shared how his own experiences helped him discover a deeper sense of purpose and encouraged students to consider what gives their lives meaning.

Roberts introduced students to his G Cubed Formula for fulfillment, which centers on three principles: gratitude, growth, and giving. He explained that these elements work together to create a more fulfilling life. Gratitude helps individuals recognize what they already have, growth encourages them to continue developing, and giving allows them to create value beyond themselves.
Through his work with LoanPro and Become More, Roberts has applied these principles in both business and service. He shared how his mission extends beyond building successful companies to helping others experience greater fulfillment and reducing poverty through Become More's village adoption program in rural Cambodia.

The Woodbury School of Business thanks Lloyd Roberts for sharing his experience and perspective with UVU students. His message reinforced that fulfillment is not simply a result of success, but something built through gratitude, personal growth, and a willingness to give back.
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