She's a sales and marking consultant, business grower, staff trainer and motivational speaker. But Johnson also would hasten to point out, she does her homework. Her enthusiasm, she says, is based on research, not pie in the sky. And Sandie Johnson is sold on Salina. The attitude is outstanding.
People are very positive.
She had to. But a girl's gotta make a living, so she set about studying her new surroundings to determine how she might be of profitable service. She went out to talk to local movers and shakers and, even, newspaper columnists. She didn't have the permission of her interview subjects to name names, but when I started asking her questions right back, she promised to come back and share her overall findings and conclusions. Folks won't be surprised with what Johnson's study labeled as our community's shortcomings.