Ruzuku interview

Johnnie Moore

Johnnie Moore

I’m Johnnie Moore, and I help people work better together

A couple of weeks ago, Rick Cecil interviewed me for his blog, Ruzuku. I was pleased to do it because I thought his other interviews there were fascinating – this one with Patti Digh is a favourite of mine.

It was also slightly unnerving as Rick’s style encourages a lot of openness and reading his transcription I think he got a fairly unpolished version of me. There’s bits I would probably say differently now, but that wouldn’t be in the spirit of the piece. And I think it does give some insights into why I do what I do.

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