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Deborah contributes to Forbes Coaches Council Expert Panel: 10 Simple Things Leaders Can Do To Increase Their Influence
Professional March 14, 2020 Deborah Hightower 0 Comments leader, leadership, manager, professional, team

Deborah contributes to Forbes Coaches Council Expert Panel: 10 Simple Things Leaders Can Do To Increase Their Influence

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Deborah contributes to Forbes Coaches Council Expert Panel: 14 Ways To Tackle Challenges Every Entrepreneur Will Face
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Deborah contributes to Forbes Coaches Council Expert Panel: 14 Key Considerations When Choosing The Right Team Incentives
Professional March 14, 2020 Deborah Hightower 0 Comments businesscoach, leader, leadership, manager, professional, team, womenatwork

Deborah contributes to Forbes Coaches Council Expert Panel: 14 Key Considerations When Choosing The Right Team Incentives

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Deborah contributes to Forbes Coaches Council Expert Panel: How To Manage Anxiety When Owning A Mistake At Work
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Deborah contributes to Forbes Coaches Council Expert Panel: How To Manage Anxiety When Owning A Mistake At Work

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Deborah contributes to Forbes Coaches Council Expert Panel: 15 Clear Signs Your Employee Deserves A Promotion
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Deborah contributes to Forbes Coaches Council Expert Panel: 15 Unique Ways A Small Business Can Become A Staple In Its Community
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Deborah contributes to Forbes Coaches Council Expert Panel: 15 Things Managers Can Do To Help Their Teams Truly Work Smarter, Not Harder
Professional March 13, 2020 Deborah Hightower 0 Comments businesscoach, businesstips, leader, leadership, manager, professional, success

Deborah contributes to Forbes Coaches Council Expert Panel: 15 Things Managers Can Do To Help Their Teams Truly Work Smarter, Not Harder

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Deborah contributes to Forbes Coaches Council Expert Panel: Networking Novice? 13 Things You Can Do To Refine Your Pitch And Build Relationships
Professional March 13, 2020 Deborah Hightower 0 Comments businesscoach, coaching, influencer, leader, leadership, manager, professional, womenatwork

Deborah contributes to Forbes Coaches Council Expert Panel: Networking Novice? 13 Things You Can Do To Refine Your Pitch And Build Relationships

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Deborah contributes to Forbes Coaches Council Expert Panel: 15 Tips For Helping You Keep Focus And Get More Done At Work
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Deborah contributes to Forbes Coaches Council Expert Panel: 15 Ways To Level Up Your Negotiation Skills
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|Curious and Innovative| In a recent Forbes article, colleagues and I discuss ways to foster curios and innovative teams. When given the mental space, team members can produce good results. #10 of 14: Encourage Intrapreneurship.A key to creating an environment of creativity and innovation is to encourage intrapreneurship. Allowing an employee to take responsibility and direct the project process as an entrepreneur, but within the construct of a company, can add to business successRead more at www.deborahhightower.com/blog ...

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|What will you do today?| My plan is to walk with this smile no matter what. Research shows a smile has impact and influence. Try it and let me know how it changed your day. ...

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|MLK, Jr. Day 2021| What are you doing for others? I encourage you to make time today to serve someone. Acts of kindness, big or small, can transform individuals, families and communities. 🧡 ...

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|5 ways to encourage and engage| 1️⃣ Put your people first. 2️⃣Make verbal conversation a priority. There is so much to infer from spoken, rather than typed words. 3️⃣Communicate often, accurately, and timely to share important information. 4️⃣ Personalize the message as much as possible. 5️⃣ Be open to feedback and hold discussion in a positive way.I'm out the door this morning with these reminders in hand. ...

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|Gratitude| can transform opportunities into success. Make a point today to the thankful for the opportunities, both big and small. For it takes an opportunity for success to unfold. ...

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|Curious and Innovative| In a recent Forbes articl |Curious and Innovative| In a recent Forbes article, colleagues and I discuss ways to foster curious and innovative teams. When given the mental space, team members can produce good results. -- #10 of 14: Encourage Intrapreneurship. A key to creating an environment of creativity and innovation is to encourage intrapreneurship. Allowing an employee to take responsibility and direct the project process as an entrepreneur, but within the construct of a company, can add to business success -- Read more at www.deborahhightower.com/blog
|What will you do today?| My plan is to walk with |What will you do today?| My plan is to walk with this smile no matter what. Research shows a smile has impact and influence. Try it and let me know how it changed your day.
|MLK, Jr. Day 2021| What are you doing for others? |MLK, Jr. Day 2021| What are you doing for others? I encourage you to make time today to serve someone. Acts of kindness, big or small, can transform individuals, families and communities.
|5 ways to encourage and engage| 1️⃣ Put your |5 ways to encourage and engage| 1️⃣ Put your people first. 2️⃣Make verbal conversation a priority. There is so much to infer from spoken, rather than typed words. 3️⃣Communicate often, accurately, and timely to share important information. 4️⃣ Personalize the message as much as possible. 5️⃣ Be open to feedback and hold discussion in a positive way. -- I'm out the door this morning with these reminders in hand.
|Gratitude| can transform opportunities into succe |Gratitude| can transform opportunities into success. Make a point today to be thankful for the opportunities, both big and small. For it takes an opportunity for success to unfold.
|Show up| I must say it feels a little weird to be |Show up| I must say it feels a little weird to be on the road headed to in-person meetings (using all CDC guidelines and other precautions, of course!). Showing up, whether in the real or on a screen, is a key to success. Research shows that showing up is 80% of the equation. How will you show up today?
|Sunday morning| sets you up for the whole week. W |Sunday morning| sets you up for the whole week. What will you do to fuel your mind and body?
|Prepare for Monday, on a Friday| By Friday, your |Prepare for Monday, on a Friday| By Friday, your desk is covered with notes, files, and a sundry of things too important to discard yet not important enough to keep longterm. It's tempting to slack off on Friday (especially Friday afternoon). Instead resist the urge and use the day to finish the week strong and set yourself up for next week. -- Here are 3 ways to lay the foundation for a productive and prosperous Monday (and we all know that Monday sets up the week's success). 1️⃣ Clear as many pending items as possible. These items tend to compound if not handled in a timely fashion. Document files, delegate appropriate tasks, and close out as many items as possible. 2️⃣ Make calls to clients and prospects to set appointments for next week. It's more efficient to fill your calendar on Friday rather than waiting until Monday. Use this time to call top tier clients to touch base and bid them a good weekend. It is also a good day to call past clients or centers of influence to sow goodwill. 3️⃣ Look in your business. In other words, examine from the inside. Was there a situation you could have handled more efficiently? Did you move the needle closer to the goal? If not, what adjustments can be made? Be specific about your success plan. -- Finishing up the week on a high note not only sets you up for success next week but adds to your weekend rejuvenation.
|Early mornings| are the best. Fresh, energetic, a |Early mornings| are the best. Fresh, energetic, and creative...that's what an early start can do for you. Make a point to start a little earlier each day until you work in an extra 30 minutes to an hour. You'll be amazed at how much you can get done in the quiet of the day. Works for me and I think it will for you, too.
|Ready for the day| Mask up for yourself and other |Ready for the day| Mask up for yourself and others. You can make a statement without saying a word. Add sparkle. And carry on. We'll get through!
|Fresh start| Today marks the first business day o |Fresh start| Today marks the first business day of 2021 for many. Hopefully you have laid the foundation that will produce the success you desire. If not, use these tips to get started. -- 1) Think big picture. Then break it down into small goals. Then work every day toward those goals. -- 2) Learn something new. You'll be surprised how a little new knowledge will spur creativity. -- 3) Build a team. Develop strong advocates you can depend on when the going gets tough. -- We'd be honored to be part of your team to serve as your business life coach. Hit us up here or at www.deborahhightower.com
|Be kind| No matter who you are or where you are, |Be kind| No matter who you are or where you are, be kind. Families, communities, our country and the world have been through a lot. Showing kindness goes a long way. And by the way,, happy Sunday morning.
|Day 2| The new year is underway and it's an under |Day 2| The new year is underway and it's an understatement to say... there's a lot going on right now. This morning I am making plans for the year - detailing goals and strategies. I encourage you to do the same. And don't overlook the small details ... they define what bigger looks like. Now, on to my second cup of coffee.
|Hello 2021| It's good to see you. |Hello 2021| It's good to see you.
|October mornings| Crisp mornings and warm days ha |October mornings| Crisp mornings and warm days have always been my favorite. Not too cold, not too hot...just perfect. It remind me that seasons are for a purpose. The season you're in right now is for the purpose of directing your journey. Choose the path wisely.
|Roadtrip| a time when many things unfold. |Roadtrip| a time when many things unfold.
|No matter your age| In my constant stage of 29-ne |No matter your age| In my constant stage of 29-ness, today I am reminded age truly is just a number. It's an ongoing joke with family and friends, "so Deb when are you going to roll up to the big 30? You know you've been 29 a very looooong time!" -- Seriously though, age is defined by mind over biological age. Yesterday, an 85-year-old client asked me, "do you know how to Zoom?" I wanted to scream in laughter. "Yes, I do" was my reply. She said "good, let's meet up." -- So today, I will be "meeting up" with a client via @zoom where we will cover all the things important to her. -- The moral of this story: do not discount the capabilities of the older generation. Don't assume they're "too old" for new things. They represent a vital part of society. And as the saying goes "I know a thing or two because I've seen a thing in two" should resonate in each of our lives. Let's learn from their experience. One day I may roll up on and be a part of the older generation. 😁
|Where you are now will lead you somewhere| Whethe |Where you are now will lead you somewhere| Whether you are in a great spot or one you can't wait to move on from, remember it will propel you to somewhere. The question is "where?" Take a minute and ask yourself "how can I use my current situation to move forward toward the next goal?"
|Happy birthday to me| Today, I will celebrate. |Happy birthday to me| Today, I will celebrate.
|10 days ago| my daddy left this world. Today woul |10 days ago| my daddy left this world. Today would have been his 88th birthday. It's been a tough couple weeks. I've been off social media during this time and thought it fitting to return with a past blog article, "What's a daddy good for?" -- My daddy was SUPERMAN - he had all the answers about everything; he was the strongest man in the world; he could fix anything (including broken hearts); he was the smartest man in the world; and he could beat up your dad. This little girl believed all this and more. -- As I reflect, childhood memories come flooding back. My mind is filled with times of hanging out with my daddy and how much it meant to me to tag along. Whether he was teaching me how to ride a motor scooter, properly wash a car, paint a room, play piano and guitar, count the church offering, sing harmony, or about God, the time spent with him will forever be in my heart. -- My daddy was a lot of fun. He would let me do things when mama wasn't home that led to interesting conversation when she returned, such as allowing me to.play in her makeup (somehow my red lips didn't turn out like hers- i looked more like Bozo the Clown's sister) or letting me pick out the new paint color for the kitchen (sunshine yellow, in case you're wondering), and independently make dinner (to include homemade biscuits that turned out hard as a rock). Mama usually didn't get mad. I could get away with a lot of things by using the phrase "daddy said I could". -- So, back to the question: "what's a daddy good for?" (Look back at the picture for full effect.) 1) LOVE. Daddies are admirers and a girl's first love. 2) PATIENCE. Daddies teach that sometimes you have to do things you don't want to - like have your picture taken because mama wants a picture taken. 3) JOY. Daddies teach that music can add to life. 4) FAITHFULNESS. Daddies teach about God and how attending church is an important part of spiritual growth. -- It is no coincidence these things happen to be the fruit of the spirit. Love, joy, patience and faithfulness - along with peace, kindness, goodness, gentleness and self control (Gal 5:22). -- Here's to my daddy ... who will be in my heart forever. ❤
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