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Have you ever measured the distance between who you are now and who you want to become? Sometimes the gap appears immeasurably long. #MORETHANDONE captures this distance and helps you bridge the gap!
It is in the battle between two worlds, who we were and who we've become, and, in the parallel between the headline and the story that God enters the scene in ways we can never anticipate, crafting a better narrative than the greatest script writers and best-selling authors from the beginning of time. I have found Him to write the most beautiful stories out of the ugliest of tales.
about dawn
Dawn Towne is the author of the book #morethandone, host of the Called Forth podcast, and is a speaker and personal development coach. Dawn helps ambitious women of faith breakthrough the belief structures holding them back from connection and purpose, leave their 9-5 and monetize their entrepreneurial endeavors. She has worked with global companies like Orascom and ReMax and co-hosts Live Your Purpose conferences around the U.S..
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HOW WE WORK TOGETHER
Coaching
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Speaking
Dawn is a sought after keynote speaker for women’s conferences and events. Her powerful message of faith over fear resonates deeply with audiences.
Consulting
Are you an aspiring author, speaker, or coach and want to know how to up-level your marketing and strategy? Book your session today!.
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Dawn Towne’s performance exceeded expectation! She was cutting edge, thought provoking, authentic and professional. She naturally engages with the audience. We will definitely be working with Dawn again in the future.
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Part of the creative process is sifting through what sometimes feels like a massive bin of ideas. I imagine myself leaning over, halfway in, tipped over the edge of the bin, one hand gripping the edge for support, and the other picking up one idea after the next, tossing each one aside one by one after careful examination.