Kris Jones, founder of Red Door Stories, shares her journey from struggling with writing to becoming a storytelling expert. She discusses the impact of Donald Miller's StoryBrand framework, overcoming childhood challenges with anxiety and executive function, and empowering female coaches. Kris reveals her transformation from torment to triumph in writing, offering practical tips for individuals with ADHD in professional settings.
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Kris Jones's ADHD Diagnosis
In 2017, Kris Jones's friend's ADHD diagnosis prompted her to research the condition.
This led to Jones's own diagnosis, validating her lifelong experiences.
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Childhood Experiences
Kris Jones describes her childhood as marked by anxiety and a desire to be invisible.
Despite this, she enjoyed creative pursuits and exploring various interests.
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School Challenges and Coping Mechanisms
Kris Jones worked hard to get good grades in school, but her executive function was challenged.
She developed coping mechanisms, like reviewing material with her mom and practicing dances at home.
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Can creativity and chaos coexist to create brilliance? Let’s unlock the secrets to mastering storytelling and entrepreneurship with Kris Jones in this week’s episode of the ADHD for Smart Ass Women.
Kris Jones is a pioneer in storytelling and entrepreneurship. She founded Red Door Stories in 2003 after overcoming significant challenges, including a struggle with writing and a fear of being seen. Kris has worked with experts like Donald Miller of "Building a StoryBrand" and has collaborated with major names like Jeff Bezos, Nike, and Adidas. Despite these achievements, Kris's heart beats strongest for female coaches and service providers, empathizing with their struggles in copywriting, visibility, and the transformative potential of a well-crafted Signature Story.
In this episode, Kris shares her journey from initial skepticism and a 2017 ADHD diagnosis to overcoming childhood challenges with anxiety and executive function. She reveals how writing, once a source of torment, became a delightful journey of self-expression and professional growth. Discover how Kris found solace in writing during college, transforming her academic struggles into triumphs, and laying the foundation for her entrepreneurial journey. Learn about the "idea list" and the impact of Donald Miller's StoryBrand framework on effective communication. We also discuss the unique hurdles faced by individuals with ADHD in professional settings and offer practical tips for articulating your work and accomplishments with clarity and confidence.
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