I’m super excited to welcome our first guest on Guitar Serious Fun.
Today’s episode includes a discussion for what it means to “Reduce it to the Ridiculous.”
Because this is an interview, you will only find the discussion in the podcast audio. There’s no transcript for this episode.
But that’s ok, because our guest’s highly articulate and intentional delivery will draw you in immediately.
Her name is Dawn Jones, and she is an International Speaker, Executive and Leadership Coach, Author, and Presenter of more than 20 published books and audio/video programs including her best-selling Top 7 Personality Challenges.
She has also created and produced programs on Time Management, Supervising People, Conflict Resolution, Women in Leadership, and more.
For over 20 years, Dawn Jones has empowered over 70,000 people in more than 1,700 presentations in 8 countries. Whether she is working with Leaders, Project Managers, Engineers, or Businesspeople, she is passionate about helping people achieve their goals.
Dawn helps people recognize and resolve personality and communication challenges, all while helping her clients strategically reach goals, build healthy & productive teams, and increase profits.
In her free time, Dawn and her husband volunteer and support non-profit groups in America and East and West Africa where they help people build a hope and a future for the next generation.
I met Dawn over 20 years ago through her incredible Booking Workshop and Successful Booking curricula, the latter of which she actually allowed me to present the voiceover for her introduction.
Dawn and I have both presented at Christian music conferences, and we’ve have crossed paths with some of the same people, including Morgan Cryar and Tom Jackson, whom I’ve mentioned in past episodes of Guitar Serious Fun.
This is the audio from a Zoom call that I hosted with Dawn, so I invite you to listen in, listen closely, and grab some helpful tools from Dawn.
You can learn more about Dawn at dawnjones.net.
Spoiler alert: Dawn will be back for at least one more episode in the not-too-distant future as we talk about what it means to “Read it on the Run.”
So please stay in touch, and if you haven’t subscribed, please do. I also invite you to like this episode and to share any of these episodes with others, so that more people can experience what we are working hard to make available to you.
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Reduce it to the Ridiculous - with Dawn Jones