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Oct 20, 2021 1 hr 36 min

#0054 with Josh Hickford

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Josh is a former Survivor NZ player, current Chief Executive of the Taranaki Foundation, founder of the Ripple App and a Hodgkin’s Lymphoma survivor. - In this podcast, Josh opens up on his battle with cancer, and the life lessons he took away and applied. His approach and mindset against one of the toughest battles someone can face is eye opening. We talked about everything from: Growing up in Taranaki Ironman Playing Survivor The ultimate Man-cave Creating startups Resilience The importance of community And more - Was an absolute pleasure yarning with Josh and it was a conversation full of gold.

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