Tiffany Johnson
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Tiffany Johnson

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Tiffany Johnson is a globally recognized podcaster, author, and speaker, sharing her story of survival and resilience. Her memoir Brave Enough Now, an inspirational story of self-discovery, survival, and hope, has been showcased in media throughout Europe and Australia. Sandra Pankhurst, the women from the best selling Memoir - The Trauma Cleaner says's "It's a MUST read." Tiffany is a survivor from the 1999 Swiss Canyoning Disaster, which stole the lives of 21 young people, including 14 Australians and others from New Zealand, the United Kingdom, South Africa, and Switzerland. Tiffany was swept away down the Saxetenbach Gorge, watching friends perish before her eyes. The Swiss Canyoning Disaster captured the attention of the media around the globe, including the New York Times, the Guardian in the UK, and the BBC. Tiffany empowers people to be their authentic selves and live their best and bravest life. Her Podcast - When we are BRAVE, shares stories of being brave and conversations plus tips and tricks on living your best and bravest life. You can tune in via her website http://tiffanyjohnson.com.au/when-we-are-brave-podcast/ Tiffany is a featured keynote speaker inspiring her audience with her story of courage and survival, discovery and adventure, captivating audiences through humor and honesty, sharing tools she has used to help her overcome trauma. Her writing is featured in the Medtronic Blog, Diabetes Australia National Publication - Circle, plus her own blog TiffanyJohnson.com.au, she has also been featured as a PodGuest on multiple Podcasts across the globe, inspiring people to live their best and bravest life.
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