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Carl Dixon is a legendary Canadian rock musician, author, and inspirational speaker whose life and career are defined by resilience, reinvention, and triumph over adversity.
Originally from Sault Sainte Marie, Northern Ontario, Carl launched his professional music career at just 22 with his breakthrough band Coney Hatch, touring North America and opening for iconic acts including Iron Maiden and Judas Priest. He later became the lead singer of the iconic Canadian band The Guess Who, a position he held for eight years, until a catastrophic car accident in Australia changed the course of his life.
In 2008, Carl was involved in a horrific head-on collision that left him with 52 injuries, including a traumatic brain injury, crushed legs, and internal organ damage. Assessed as having 75% disability and diagnosed with PTSD, Carl faced a period of intense personal, financial, and professional hardship. Yet, through perseverance and determination, he not only survived but rebuilt his life, returning to music, writing a memoir, and achieving six-figure business success.
Today, Carl performs worldwide as a solo artist and with his original band Coney Hatch, regularly selling out tours. His incredible journey has also made him a sought-after keynote speaker, delivering powerful insights on resilience, mental health, personal transformation, and leadership, drawing directly from his life experiences. His story of rebuilding his life and coping with traumatic brain injury is inspiring, remarkable and entertaining as he weaves his story in words and music with a dynamic video backdrop.
Carl Dixon’s story is a testament to the human spirit, showing that even in the face of devastating challenges, it is possible to rebuild, thrive, and inspire others along the way.
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- The five pillars of rebuilding
- Survival of the organism
- No illusions
- No fear, no weakness
- Perseverance & mental health
- Collaborate for the future
