Welcome To Fon James

by admin on April 14, 2010

Welcome to the official website of Fon James

Certified Professional Coach ~Speaker ~Author

Helping Salon Owners earn more, work less, and transition from behind the chair!

I am still here!

by Fon James on June 30, 2011

Change is definitely inevitable. But I am still here. I haven’t blogged in a long time. But I am still here. There have been a lot of changes with me. But I am still here. I’ve been busy working with salon owners helping them to earn more, work less, and transition from behind the chair. Yep, my passion of hair that I had in high school hasn’t let me down. One of the great things about being a coach and an author is that I have the liberty and God’s favor to follow my passions. I love writing, I love speaking, and I absolutely love coaching. I’m happy that I can coach in another passionate area that I have experience in.

So there you go…I’m still here.

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