Average Joes' Founders
Wayne Taylor
Born and bred in Western Sydney Wayne lived his first 36 years in a town called Penrith before moving with his wife and 4 kids to the Sunshine Coast.
With 20years plumbing experience and many years volunteering and speaking at his local church Wayne is not new to the public platform.
He began street preaching at age 18 before many overseas trips as a missionary speaking in front of a vast array of audiences including youth groups, church leaders, conferences, business groups and even 1000+ prison inmates throughout Congo, Rwanda and Kenya.
Wayne’s passion is simple, people.
Starting Average Joes was a movement waiting to happen.
Wayne currently still runs his plumbing business across 2 states but his passion lies with one of the fastest growing men’s movements now known as Average Joes, seeing men built up and equipped to tackle life’s challenges is at the forefront of his vision happening across Australia and the world.
Wayne’s philosophy is simple, helping one man at a time eventually helps the world.
“I’ve witnessed firsthand the daily challenges men face, seeing some break under pressure while others thrive all due to the choices they make, the knowledge they possess, and the support of their mates. At AverageJoes, we aim to engage men with discussions on these everyday struggles, equipping them with the tools to think critically, act decisively, and make better decisions for themselves and those around them. The world needs better men.”
-Wayne Taylor