From Homelessness to Successful Recording Artist | Damien Horne

Although he was previously homeless in two different cities (LA and NY), he has shared the stage with the likes of everyone from Faith Hill and Big & Rich to John Legend. He’s even a part of a country music group The Farm (along with doing solo work too). When he’s not on the road as an artist, he’s working alongside The Salvation Army and Boys & Girls Club to share his story of being one of 12 children, the first to graduate from high school and avoiding being a victim of the streets. One of his latest projects is EncourageInspireMotivate.com.

Episode Outline

• At what point growing up did you realize you'd build a career in music?
• Share a personal road block you experienced? What happened and how you overcame it
• What's been the biggest lessons you have learned about yourself based on your success? What's really worked for Damien to this point?
• Tell us about your involvement with Redemption Songs Stories?
• What do you actually do to push yourself to new and higher heights and keep from getting caught in comfort zones??
• Damien shares insights into how we can be an inspiration and motivation to others in our own communities, schools and workplace

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