People will remember your voice and the tone of your voice is what will indicate two things for people after.

What reminds them of you and what they remember about you. I'm going to have this conversation with you and I have spoken on clubhouse and we've also

spoken on Zoom a couple of times and I think that what you do really fascinates me and I

have to admit Marshall I really don't fully understand the concept.

So maybe before we continue too far,

for people who don't know who you are,

can you introduce yourself

and tell us a little bit of story

about how you got here?

Oh, man, my name is Marsha

David Jones. I'm a world bridgeer and that term came to me by some weird

accident but it was the best way to describe what I wanted to do in the

world and that is connect one thing to something else and be in the middle somehow and

that started with spoken word.

So it's a competitive poet in the slam poetry community and it requires you to have a way with

words but also to be able to bridge ideas powerfully to

strangers very quickly who will rate you right now from one to ten based on

how they feel and I learned a lot about how to read a room by making a lot of mistakes and

communicating about how important it is to not necessarily just stand on your own

opinion because that's what you believe to be true,

but to really tap into what others believe and understand and what they value.

And mastering words was like a thing, you know, like how do you put words together and I became really good at it and very

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