Originally from Boston, Massachusetts, Dawn Adams is a two-time International Impact Book Awards winner.  She is also a licensed real estate agent and council member of the Black Women of Executive Leadership group in Atlanta, Georgia.  Dawn has an Associates degree in Social Work, Bachelor of Science in Human Development and Family Studies, and a Master’s in Business Administration.

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Since her 2008 Who's Who membership, she has become a true advocate for personal development and education.  This author has spent more than 30 years supporting school systems, religious institutions, specific local women's groups, and one-on-one coaching throughout the East Coast.

 

Her books typically combine personal experience with extensive research, detailing traits common to our present behaviors which stem from an imbalanced childhood.  Without placing blame, she reveals the impact of past failures and provides a biblically based resolution to inner conflicts.

 

She now lives on the outskirts of Atlanta, Georgia with family where she is working on her next series of publications, Time to Talk videos, Barnes & Noble book signings, and speaking engagements.  Reflecting on her formative years of play writing, she now aspires to produce and direct documentaries and films.