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The Sage Sayers: Meet Dotun Ayeni, our Sound Engineer. Tips on Reinvention, Interviews, and Resilience.
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My guest this week is one familiar to me and one I’m excited to introduce to you. His name is Dotun Ayeni. He’s an animal scientist by profession, a sound engineer by passion and works as a business development manager in an Australian lift Manufacturing company in Nigeria, his motherland. Dotun’s also my sound engineer.
I’ve brought Dotun to my show this week because he’s an expert on the spoken word and he’s also part of a larger trend of holding two jobs (or several jobs) vs. one. Like many of my listeners, Dotun’s reinvented himself when and as needed. His sound engineering work came to him when well-paid work as an animal scientist did not.
If you'd like to work with Dotun (and I recommend that you do), find him on Fiverr under Titan32. And here's the first episode he ever edited for me, one of my favorites.
Connect with me, Coach Debbi McCullough, about your group's communication challenges via my LinkedIn profile and website. I'm taking bookings for coaching and training workshops to help build confidence, courage, and clarity in our written and spoken word. I'm all about us becoming braver communicators.
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