Welcome to Episode 9 of our podcast – today I’m talking to Josie Thomson, a two time cancer survivor, a multi-award winning coach AND an international speaker with an impressive track record. Josie integrates modern neuroscience, mindfulness practices and relational psychology in her worldwide coaching and training practice. She was awarded the International Gold Stevie Award for Maverick of the Year (Difference Maker) for 2014 and 2015, The Women In Business Coach/Mentor of the Year 2014 and 2015 Silver Award in New York City and Shanghai, and is a former Telstra Business Woman of the Year Finalist.
She’s the author of Enliven You, and The Wise Advocate (The inner voice of strategic leadership) and is an Ambassador for Childhood Cancer Support. She is living proof that winning and succeeding in life is a mindset. Josie has completed masters studies in neuroscience and commits herself to transforming and improving the lives of others, particularly as she had a cancer diagnosis not once but twice? Josie will be appearing with the Dalai Lama and other renowned speakers at the special event Happiness and Its Causes – be sure to check it out!
In our call today, Josie will share with us the secrets of building sustainable resilience, and the surprising events that led her to her current mission in helping survivors of adversity.
If you’d like to find out how to get a copy of Josie’s book Enliven You, or to find out more about her upcoming book, The Wise Advocate check out the links below:
Website: www.josiethomson.com
Linkedin: josiethomson
Facebook: Josie Thomson
Twitter: @Josie_Thomson
Instagram: @josiethomsonmcc
Pinterest: JosieThomsonMCC
Facebook: Simple Meditation For Busy People
About the author
Estelle is the Editor and Founder of Smart Healthy Women Magazine. Founded online in 2013, SHW began as a wellness publication and evolved, over more than a decade, into a feminist political magazine, covering the health, economic, and political conditions shaping women's lives in a world that increasingly demands honest writing about both. SHW has published 677 articles and 56 themed digital issues featuring the work of more than 300 women writers.
