Amy thornton
If you think Amy looks joyful, you're right, and she's about to bring Joy to You and Me!
Amy has been bringing joy to her workplaces for over 25 years thanks to her innate enthusiasm and extensive training on how to spread it to others for the improvement of all. Shankland was an instructor for the Dale Carnegie Human Relations Course for over a decade. She has won several awards for the enthusiasm she shares with both co-workers and customers.
Amy Thornton Shankland loves to write and is a former columnist for the Noblesville Daily Times, freelance writer for Indy's Child, and editor for her church's bulletin. She also created an "Enthusiastic Mama" blog that ran from 2015 -2016. She self-published and promoted a novel called Hoop Mama in 2013 through Fast Pencil.
She has given local, regional, and national workshops on various writing topics thanks to her 15+ years as a grant professional.
Shankland lives near Indianapolis with her husband, two sons, two dogs, and two cats. She enjoys volunteering for various local organizations, hoop dancing, reading, and walking everywhere she possibly can.
Amy has been bringing joy to her workplaces for over 25 years thanks to her innate enthusiasm and extensive training on how to spread it to others for the improvement of all. Shankland was an instructor for the Dale Carnegie Human Relations Course for over a decade. She has won several awards for the enthusiasm she shares with both co-workers and customers.
Amy Thornton Shankland loves to write and is a former columnist for the Noblesville Daily Times, freelance writer for Indy's Child, and editor for her church's bulletin. She also created an "Enthusiastic Mama" blog that ran from 2015 -2016. She self-published and promoted a novel called Hoop Mama in 2013 through Fast Pencil.
She has given local, regional, and national workshops on various writing topics thanks to her 15+ years as a grant professional.
Shankland lives near Indianapolis with her husband, two sons, two dogs, and two cats. She enjoys volunteering for various local organizations, hoop dancing, reading, and walking everywhere she possibly can.