Richard Goodall, a 55-year-old janitor from Terre Haute, Indiana, made a courageous decision that completely changed his life. Throughout his career, he dedicated himself to working at a middle school, earning the admiration and affection of those around him. Richard, with his unwavering commitment to his work, always found solace in his love for singing, often treating himself to impromptu songs while he went about his tasks. As his passion for music grew, he couldn’t resist the urge to showcase his talent to a larger crowd. This led him to take a leap of faith and audition for America’s Got Talent, where he chose to perform the timeless classic «Don’t Stop Believin'» by Journey.

Richard’s performance on the America’s Got Talent stage was truly captivating. With his powerful rendition of «Don’t Stop Believin'», he managed to captivate both the audience and the judges. His performance resonated deeply with the audience, resulting in a standing ovation and earning him glowing reviews from the judges. Simon Cowell praised his performance as «truly exceptional,» while Sofia Vergara found his journey to be incredibly inspiring. One of the most memorable moments of the evening was when Heidi Klum pressed the Golden Buzzer, propelling Richard straight to the live shows while golden confetti rained down.

Richard couldn’t help but feel a mix of nerves and anticipation as he expressed his sincere appreciation and enthusiasm for what lies ahead. He expressed his happiness to his fiancée Angie and graciously thanked everyone for their support. Viewers were captivated by his genuine and heartfelt performance, making him a beloved figure. Richard’s incredible transformation from janitor to a true success story showcases the incredible power of never giving up and pursuing one’s passions. It serves as a reminder that when talent and opportunity align, extraordinary things can happen.