Your struggles become your strengths over time, those strengths are what will inspire the next generation. You’re not the only person to feel like this, nor will you be the last, the decisions you make today can impact the people of tomorrow. An accessible lifesaving phone call to a person can be the difference between life and death, and that positive start to a brighter future. Josh understands the value a single conversation can have on a person’s welfare. Unfortunately not everyone has a positive, or supportive environment to enable that.
Running the entirety of the UK gives Josh the best possible chance of connecting with as many people as possible, and delivering that message to those that need it most.Įverybody born on this earth deserves to be happy, and live a fulfilled life. The R41M run showcases a strong message to all that witness it, that no matter what you may be faced with, no matter how hard it may be, there will be times you’ll want to give up, the tunnel may seem endlessly dark, but through sheer resilience and determination to push through, you’ll eventually see the light. Since his first physical challenge in 2018, it feels like the past 5 years testing his limits, have been a build up in preparation for what will be his biggest of them all. On February 27th, 2023, Josh will attempt to become the first person in history to run a marathon in all 76 cities of the UK consecutively.
He feels very fortunate to have come out of it, and to have found his reason. Josh has been in that place before, and knows what the feeling is like. “How can we expect a person struggling with their mental health, contemplating taking their life not to, if we don’t help them find a reason to live”.
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