
How to create your desired reality with Hayden Griffiths
Life in Black & White (and all the shades in between)Show Notes
Haydn Griffiths was injecting drugs by the age of 14. He felt he was worthless and couldn't be loved. By 16, he saw his future as either death or jail. Then one day, his stepmother came into the bathroom crying, saying, "I don't know why you do this to yourself, you've always been a good boy." That was enough for him to question his own beliefs and change the trajectory of his life. He began to see that his thoughts caused all of his experiences and behaviors. It was no quick fix or easy change, but he managed to become someone of immense value in society.
Today, he coaches business leaders who want to release their full potential. His clients experience jaw-dropping results in a fraction of the time they think possible. Haydn is discovering what actually causes people to be the way they are, and he coaches them to create a mindset that matches their vision. He is also a father of two beautiful children and is married to an international, award-winning gymnastics coach. They travel the world pursuing their dreams while guiding others to do the same.
We are happy Haydn accepted our invitation to be our guest and talk to us about his work and his story. Don't miss this compelling conversation that promises to shift your mindset and unlock new potentials.
Love, Ivana and Yaw xx
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