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26 de may. de 2021 · Growing up, founder Joe Kwon was expelled from every school that he went to, and ended up in prison as an uneducated young man. Ironically, Joe met his positive mentor who helped him see the value in education inside the prison cell. Today, Joe is doing a bachelor of Commerce and is in his 3rd year at UNSW.
4 de sept. de 2023 · At the age of 21 Joe was sentenced to 13 years in prison for directing a criminal enterprise. During his time in prison, he met a positive mentor who challenged his perceptions and attitudinal outlook on life. Joe learnt about business and the value of education, but most importantly his mentor taught him about self-worth from a prison cell.
43K Followers, 1,557 Following, 2,797 Posts - Joseph Kwon 권요셉 (@joekwon80) on Instagram: "Cello : @theavettbrothers @thule ambassador"
From troubled pasts to a brighter, fitter future. 06:25. Joe Kwon – Confit Gym founder Source: SBS News / Rayane Tamer. Train to be free - that's the philosophy of a new gym that's preparing to ...
18 de abr. de 2022 · Joe Kwon had just turned 21 when he landed in prison after a drug bust. It was there he met his first mentor who helped him turn his life around. He is now passionate about doing the same for ...
16 de jul. de 2020 · Cellist Joe Kwon talks w/ about his first show with The Avett Brothers and where he learned to play cello standing up. This is a clip from The Road to Now w/...
Joe Kwon. Joe is a social entrepreneur and the Founder of Convict Fitness and ConFit Pathways. He is a passionate advocate for reducing recidivism in Australia and is renowned for his innovative approach to helping formerly incarcerated individuals to find a sense of belonging in society through mentorship around fitness.
