Amazon Best Seller
Tiffany’s heartfelt story is one of love, friendship, self-discovery and hope!
From little girl lost to lion heart.
Tiffany is Brave Enough Now.
Annette Symons
I have finished reading your incredible book. Never in my life have I read such an inspirational book as yours!! How I cried in so many parts. How courageous you were.
Lynette Wood
Ambassador Australian Embassy Berlin
I couldn’t put Brave Enough Now down. I was deeply moved by the story of Tiffany’s life. The path that led her to be part of that ill-fated canyoning trip, her recovery and the new direction her life took, is such an inspiring story of courage and resilience, told with honesty and humility. Thank you, Tiffany, for sharing your story with me, and I hope your book will inspire others as it inspired me.
Hon Sir William Deane
Former Australian Governor General
I read Brave Enough Now with really great interest. It is an inspirational and absorbing account of a tragic event.
Tim Richardson, MP
Member of Parliament, Victoria
Tiffany Johnson’s Brave Enough Now is as compelling a story of recovery and perseverance as the Swiss Canyoning Disaster of 1999 was a profound re-shaping of the Australian experience overseas. This is a book every person with an interest in human tenacity and resilience should read.
Bec Edwards
I read Brave Enough Now in one night. I could not put it down. It was remarkable, and I loved every word. I was living in London at the time of your travels. So much of your journey was similar to my own. Healing from love that went wrong, struggling to find my feet in London and the overwhelming feeling of not wanting to go home. I also remember the canyoning tragedy so distinctly. Thank you for writing such an important book. I really loved it.
Eliza, Reader Review
Absolutely inspiring story of Tiffany’s life, travels and overcoming traumatic events. This is a very well written book which was relatable. Definitely recommend. Couldn’t put it down once I started.
Sarah Willoughby
Author, Speaker and Spiritual Mentor
Anna Stokes
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Meet Tiffany Johnson
Author, screenwriter, podcast host and storyteller.
Tiffany inspires her audience to be brave.
Survivor of one of Switzerland’s largest-ever natural disasters. Her debut memoir Brave Enough Now was a best-seller, available as an eBook, paperback, and audiobook narrated by Tiffany herself. Translated into Swiss German, it captured the attention of millions globally through TV, print media, over 170 podcasts, radio, and glossy magazines.
She is also a screenwriter, inspirational speaker, blogger, podcast host, and professional singer.
Tiffany’s mission is to inspire others to live their best and bravest lives. Through her female-driven narratives, she helps audiences find their own power and bravery. She lives in Melbourne, Australia with her husband and her two children and two very active Australian Kelpies.
Discovering Your BRAVE
A guided journal to uncovering your best and bravest self
A guided journal to discover what to means to you to be brave, to live your life with gratitude and inspiration , helping you move forward to live your best and bravest life.
With techniques, tools , goal setting, self-care and more plus 60 days of guided journaling to build habits towards a brave life.
“DISCOVERING YOUR BRAVE is a beautiful self-paced journal on finding ones inner-strength. Drawing on sound psychological techniques and theory, Tiffany has created an emotionally safe space where a journeyer can explore their feelings, memories, hopes for the future and, perhaps, find some comfort and inspiration there. Filled with meditations, visualisations, affirmations and inspirational photos, we are invited to be BRAVE, to shed self-limiting beliefs and to dream a new way of being. Tiffany’s probing questions lead us in crafting our own first steps and leave us poised to courageously walk into the future.”
– Fiona Pigott M.Ed., BA (Hons), Dip. Counselling
Contact
For Books & Speaking Contact
info@tiffanyjohnson.com.au
We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the Kulin Nation and pay our respects the their Elders, past and present.
Photography by Tina Wilkins
@tina.wilkins.pictures
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