Dr Tim Robards

Dr Tim Robards studied light physics for two years at Newcastle university and then completed an Exercise degree and Medical Science degree at Wollongong university, before Completing his Masters in Chiropractic at Macquarie university. Dr Tim worked as a PT for many years and has since focused on a wholistic approach as a chiropractor, incorporating all elements of what the body needs to thrive in its environment. Dr Tim has treated and mentored some of the worlds top athletes, as well as the worlds best mum from the suburbs. Time, research and observations as to what people really need to thrive and live a healthy fulfilling life has led him into developing The Robards Method. Dr Tim's goal with TRM is to help as many people from all walks of life to not only decrease their chance of lifestyle diseases such as diabetes and heart disease but find a whole new simpler way to eat, think and move right so they can thrive in their environment and live life to their full genetic potential Join me as we find out:

Who Dr Tim is, what he does for a living and how he got to this point in his life.

Some of the obstacles and challenges he's experienced along his journey.

What inspires him to do what he loves.

What made him decide it was time to start being who he wanted to be in his life.

What he believes are the necessary steps or actions you could take to be who you wanna be and do what you love with your life.

If you'd like to follow Dr Tim and see what he's up to, you can head to his Instagram. To find out more about TRM (The Robards Method) and to see if it could help you live a healthier, fit and powerful life, go to the TRM Website. If you found this podcast interesting and you'd like to share your thoughts or insights, head to my Facebook Page. You can also follow me on Instagram to see inspiring and empowering content. I love empowering people to be who they would love to be in their lives, feeling inspired and doing what they fulfils them. Everyone deserves to live an incredible life. If you agree, I would love for you to share this podcast with your friends and, if you feel inclined, leave a review on iTunes.