Ayo Jones lost everything in a flood. Then she built a framework for what comes after: draw your line, build momentum, be the proof.
Ayo Jones is a keynote speaker, author, and change management strategist based in Accra, Ghana. Her Hurricane Harvey story and her family's move to Ghana are featured on her TEDx talk and the HBO Max docuseries Coming from America. Before this work, she was a licensed personal banker and spent years in corporate publishing sales.
These moves work whether the crisis is a 2-year-old's temper tantrum or a $2 billion project.
Decide what you're protecting. Decide what you won't accept. And do it before the pressure hits, not during.
Develop a repeatable process, that keeps you in motion and honors the line you've already drawn.
You step into the version of success you predefined. You become the evidence... For yourself and then for whoever's watching.
Four questions and a couple minutes. Enough to find out if the water's still at your ankles or already chest high, and what you're going to do about it.
Lead by the Line turns a feeling of overwhelm into a sense of clarity, for teams building resilience, weathering change, or defining what's next.
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Chase the Flood is a keynote and framework from Ayo Jones, built from the real story of losing her home in Hurricane Harvey. It teaches three moves: draw your line, build momentum, and be the proof.
It shows people how to turn the moment everything falls apart into the instant everything finally comes together. And for teams, it gives leaders exactly what they need to see the storm coming and know what to protect first."
Ayo Jones is a keynote speaker, author, and change management strategist based in Accra, Ghana. Her Hurricane Harvey story and her family's move to Ghana are featured on her TEDx talk and the HBO Max docuseries Coming from America.
Every team feels the pressure of change differently. This works for sales, ops, marketing, HR, and finance teams alike, anyone who needs to know what to protect first when a crisis hits. Even if that crisis is a 2-year-old's temper tantrum or a $2 billion project.
The Line Check is a free four-question tool. It takes just a few minutes and helps you decide what you're protecting and what you won't accept, before you're under pressure to decide.
Lead by the Line is a workshop series built to turn a feeling of overwhelm into a sense of clarity. It works for teams building resilience, weathering organizational change, or looking to better define their goals.