How can you change your past and turn into your strength? | Ishani chats with Josh Farr

<p>My First Step Ever, the podcast is very carefully crafted and created to help you go past these hurdles to take the first step towards your goals. Having experienced the ultimate change and the power that comes in knowing oneself, being empowered and developing a growth mindset myself, I am now on a mission to help millions of growth-minded youth and inspire them with concrete actionable steps through the <a href="https://www.instagram.com/myfirststepever_in/">My First Step Ever</a>, podcast.&nbsp;</p> <p>***</p> <p><strong>Welcome to Episode 1 of Season 4 [Episode 51]</strong></p> <p>Today's guest speaker is Josh Farr. In this episode, we uncover:</p> <ul> <li>the power of having a purpose in life&nbsp;</li> <li>how can you use your past and turn it into your strength?</li> <li>how to identify what makes you feel alive each day?</li> <li>top tips on how to utilise your time effectively?</li> </ul> <p><strong>Why you should listen to Josh Farr?</strong></p> <p><em>"After gaining a First Class Honours Degree from UNSW and working as a Civil Engineer, Josh realized he was in a job he didn't love. He left, and spent the next 2-years travelling and working across 39 countries before returning to Australia to work in education &amp; non-profits. Josh worked as the Victorian Recruitment Manager for Teach For Australia &amp; Partnerships Executive for TEDxMelbourne where he discovered the power of social entrepreneurship as a vehicle for positive social change and innovation.<br> <br> In 2017, Josh founded his first company, Campus Consultancy and has grown it to be a market leader. His team has since taken more than 30,000 student leaders from 35-universities through his workshops on leadership, entrepreneurship &amp; emotional intelligence. He’s delivered 2 TEDx talks, is a World Cup Judge for ENACTUS, support more than 1700 universities globally with social-entrepreneurial ventures, and his&nbsp;team leads strategic state-wide initiatives for 5 Australian state governments.</em></p> <p><em>To learn more abou