4.8 • 4.7K Ratings
🗓️ 21 March 2022
⏱️ 90 minutes
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Joe Wicks is a fitness coach, presenter, influencer and author. He has achieved over 80 millions views of P.E With Joe, sold 4 million books and over 4.3 million Instagram followers. Although Joe grew up in an uncertain and sometimes challenging household, he has turned his trauma into a positive thing, challenging it in a productive way.
In this episode we discuss Joe’s “addiction” to helping people to feel good - getting them up, moving and cooking. Love is a key aspect of Joe’s life, he shares with us how he is striving to achieve the best balance of family, personal and professional life.
Joe reveals how important purpose is to him, over chasing money: “Let the purpose be what leads you”.
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0:00.0 | Hi there, my name is Jake Humphrey and you're listening to high performance. I give to you |
0:05.9 | for free every single week. This is the podcast that turns the experiences of the planet's highest |
0:11.3 | performers into your life lessons. So today allow me and Professor Damian Hughes who's an expert |
0:18.0 | in organizational psychology to speak to the greatest leaders, thinkers, sport stars, entertainers |
0:24.1 | and entrepreneurs on the planet and for them to be your teacher. Today this is what's in store. |
0:32.4 | You know my mum and dad both suffered mental health issues. I lived in a council flat and my mum |
0:36.4 | had severe OCD and was cleaning the house all the time and she'd eaten disorders and my dad was in |
0:41.3 | an outreabated drug addiction. But now I understand addiction. I realise that he needs to be, |
0:45.6 | I need to be pulling clothes and not pushing away and I think that's one thing I learned |
0:50.7 | for my childhood. Parents can be quite hard on themselves and they think they've made mistakes |
0:55.9 | but they did the best they could and we've come out okay and we're nice people you know. |
1:01.2 | I just built community not brand, I wasn't building a brand but I definitely had this sense of |
1:04.4 | building a community that were truly being impacted by what I was sharing and that was amazing |
1:08.4 | for me to see that. It's not the end result, it's just the journey that I'm on you know and I think |
1:13.3 | my biggest impact on the world is like having an ability to take someone who's really, really unhappy |
1:19.2 | and make them quite happy through like food and exercise. People are sort of waiting for energy, |
1:23.9 | they're waiting for the perfect night to see it, they're waiting for these situations but sometimes |
1:27.2 | you've got to create that environment yourself because it's not going to come like break out of that |
1:31.0 | you know and and you may not love hit training but you might love cycling or going for a walk around |
1:36.0 | the park just get out get out of your house, move your body and that's going to really help you |
1:40.3 | live I think a happier, happier lifestyle, happier life. I'm super excited for this episode actually, |
1:48.1 | I've wanted to get Joe Wix on the podcast for a long time because I think that he actually |
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