This episode is to thank you for being a part of the first successful year for Future Forward Hub’s 2020/2021 journey. It’s been an exhilarating year with my founding contributors who have been with me supporting my vision and mission and I’m so blessed and grateful for them. You can read more about the contributors here (https://futureforwardhub.com/contributors/)

And we’re even more excited for 2022 and what the year will bring for Future Forward Hub Podcast & Events, as well as growing the community! Beyond excited!!!

We’ll be with you again in January 2022 revived and ready to achieve the Global Goals one step at a time, starting off with the Podcast Episodes from the past event from Sunday 21st November 2021.

And as always, we love hearing from you!

Send us your feedback to hello@futureforwardhub.com

This episode is for you, if you’re wanting to scrap the slate clean and be who you were meant to be before bad things happened to you. Trauma affects how we parent, show up in our careers as well as personal relationships. By healing that broken part deep within, everything else naturally improves. Janine creates more awareness about trauma and how it affects you later in life.

Janine Wirth writes:

‘my relationship with trauma started in my childhood. I had a traumatized mother who wasn’t available to me and after experiencing many of my own traumatic events including surviving a violent hijacking, kidnapping and attempted rape at gunpoint, I knew I didn’t want to be a traumatized mother to my own children.

I had the opportunity to change direction from corporate sales and management to psychotherapy, RTThypnotherapy and life coaching. Founder and creator of the ground-breaking programmes, ‘Freedom from your traumatic childhood' and ‘Banish Binge Eating for Good’ Janine is a certified psychotherapist, life coach and clinical hypnotherapist with a global virtual practice, enabling her to help women worldwide from the comfort of their own homes.

She resides in Germany with her husband and three children

With Eva Gruber and Adil Amarsi

This episode is for you if you’re struggling with keeping a positive work ethic when you don’t enjoy your job or find it interesting anymore. This is a loaded question, which we aim to converse and answer on, as best we can in this short amount of time.

Today we converse on this episode about:

1. Personal moments in which we didn’t enjoy our job or find it interesting anymore.
2. The role that people-pleasing plays in work ethic and the meaning thereof
3. How are Millenials, Gen Z’s and Gen Y’s dealing with the hardship of work ethic?
4. What do we need to reframe around work ‘ethics’ for the future?
5. Motivation and the role it plays in your job positivity
6. The key to creating a work ethic that is aligned with a job that we love