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EPISODE · Sep 14, 2021 · 1H 1M

26. Josh Reid Jones: The Importance of Gratitude and Perspective

from Thriving After Trauma

I am literally jumping out of my skin with excitement about this episode because I got to sit down with one of my most favourite humans, Josh Reid Jones. Josh and I met about a decade ago through crossfit. We ended up training together for a few years and became really good friends. To the external eye, Josh is a humble, happy, go-lucky and all round good guy. And when you get to know him, all of this is still 100% true - but there are so many layers to Josh that a lot of people don’t know. From growing up quite poor, with a father who had substance abuse issues which resulted in some abusive behaviour towards Josh and his mum, to wanting to be someone who makes a difference in the world and support people less fortunate. Josh is an innovator, speaker and educator and the Founder of the Social Enterprise The Just Be Nice Project. Driven by a desire to ‘Create extraordinary positive change in the world by helping people make ordinary positive change’, Josh works extensively with organisations, communities and individuals across the globe to help people, help people.With an organisational focus on housing, employment and mental health, an emphasis on community and peer support is of the utmost importance to Josh. Pursuing more effective help for people in need and a better integration of impact into existing organisations. Josh believes the answer to effective help lies on the other side of utilising community, organisational and individual skill sets to maximum impact.Josh works with schools, businesses, industry groups and charities both in Australia and abroad, working extensively on social responsibility, corporate impact, community development and mental health.You will quickly learn how humble Josh is and how his deep sense of gratitude has allowed him to move through every obstacle thrown his way. He’s a do-er and believes that the proof is in the doing, rather than what people say. I can’t wait for you to learn more about Josh and the magic he’s creating in the world. Join the True Self Experience Waitlisthttps://jacirogash.ck.page/tsewaitlistConnect with Josh: Instagram: @joshreidjonesWebsites: Jbnproject.comJoshreidjones.comConnect with me: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jaci.rogash/Join my Facebook Group Website: https://www.jacirogash.com/Connect with me: Download the Autopilot as a Trauma Response GuideRegister for my Free Masterclass: Stop Living on Autopilot & Start Living Your DreamsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/jaci.rogash/Book a Discovery CallJoin the Visionaries WaitlistEmail: [email protected]

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I am literally jumping out of my skin with excitement about this episode because I got to sit down with one of my most favourite humans, Josh Reid Jones. Josh and I met about a decade ago through crossfit. We ended up training together for a few years and became really good friends. To the external eye, Josh is a humble, happy, go-lucky and all round good guy. And when you get to know him, all of this is still 100% true - but there are so many layers to Josh that a lot of people...

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