Would I be brave enough to overcome my fear in discovery?

Would that fear stop me from completing my journey into the unchartered minefields of my Stolen Aboriginal past?

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Is there ever a right time?

My name is Judi Nash. I am a deeply passionate Australian author who having spent 54 years of my life trying to make sense out of the nonsensical regarding my past, my life choices and the consequences that followed, realised that the only thing I wanted and needed in my life was peace. Sadly as a mother of two, I had not since a young child, believed in the promise of tomorrow, and I wanted to know why! Hence my life-changing commitment into self-development and the fiercely challenging journey into the unchartered minefields of my Stolen Aboriginal past.

Having survived the process thus far, I am hopefully showing others, that self-development is intrinsically ours to own, ours to explore and most certainly, our biggest asset in finding and creating our better self…

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Way more than just a true story, a time when truth became my leveller and my strength, the planer of honesty and sand-blaster of reality…

Prologue

Self-Development requires much more than telling your story. It goes far beyond putting it out there and getting things off your chest. It is infinitely more as it requires a deeper level of honesty than I was used to and it travels deeper within the self than I had ever imagined.

For me it was the one place and space I needed to go to and yet, it was a place so intrusively intimate and so emotionally destabilising at times that I more often than not, wanted to run from. Still, I never for one second thought that it would be as difficult as it proved to be.

Truth became my leveller and my strength, both the planer of honesty and the sand blaster of reality in exposing the deepest, darkest, and most painful secrets of my past. Experiences that had shaped and determined just how I had seen, analysed, and reacted to the different events throughout my life.

A story so dissimilar yet so the same in many ways to the person who might just perhaps, be standing right next to me, a roller coaster of emotions as I dared to journey into the inner sanctum of my personal being in search of the real me.

From the earliest beginnings to the present and everything in between when I finally discovered for myself, that the courage I needed to begin my journey of self-discovery and self-development, was right there within me. I just had to be brave enough to reach for it.

About Judi Nash

My name is Judi Nash. I am a deeply passionate Australian author who having spent 54 years of my life trying to make sense out of the nonsensical regarding my past, my life choices and the consequences that followed, realised that the only thing I wanted and needed in my life was peace.

Sadly as a mother of two, I had not since a young child, believed in the promise of tomorrow, and I wanted to know why! Hence my life-changing commitment into self-development and the fiercely challenging journey into the unchartered minefields of my Stolen Aboriginal past.

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Testimonials

When Time Means Nothing was as much a moving journey as it was a deep insight into what the human spirit can endure and overcome, if a person seeks the supports needed. The book was like a mirror for me, gently encouraging me to look at how I handled situations in my own life. Resilience is something we can develop from within if we take the time to work on it.

Isabelle W-T
Sep 2023

For me it was a deeply emotional journey. I couldn’t understand how someone so little and so innocent, could be traumatised from such a young age, go on to experience a lifetime of challenging situations, and still find the strength to overcome them all while working on herself to get through it all. Her story is a true testament to her resilience and mental courage. I love it…

Robert Furtner
Sep 2023

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