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Deborah contributes to Forbes Coaches Council Expert Panel: 13 “Off-The-Wall” Interview Questions Job Seekers Should Be Prepared To Answer
Professional March 15, 2020 Deborah Hightower 0 Comments businesscoach, corporateculture, jobseekers, leadership, professional, strategy

Deborah contributes to Forbes Coaches Council Expert Panel: 13 “Off-The-Wall” Interview Questions Job Seekers Should Be Prepared To Answer

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Deborah contributes to Forbes Coaches Council Expert Panel: 13 Common Email Habits That Hurt More Than Help
Personal Professional March 14, 2020 Deborah Hightower 0 Comments businesscoach, email, leadership, lifecoach, manager, professional

Deborah contributes to Forbes Coaches Council Expert Panel: 13 Common Email Habits That Hurt More Than Help

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Deborah contributes to Forbes Coaches Council Expert Panel: 14 Things To Remember About Millennials When Developing Your Marketing Strategy
Professional March 14, 2020 Deborah Hightower 0 Comments leadership, marketing, millennials, professional, strategy, team

Deborah contributes to Forbes Coaches Council Expert Panel: 14 Things To Remember About Millennials When Developing Your Marketing Strategy

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Deborah contributes to Forbes Coaches Council Expert Panel: 15 Ways New College Grads Should Ready Themselves For The Workforce
Professional March 14, 2020 Deborah Hightower 0 Comments businesscoach, leader, leadership, manager, professional, womenatwork

Deborah contributes to Forbes Coaches Council Expert Panel: 15 Ways New College Grads Should Ready Themselves For The Workforce

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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: 10 Simple Things Leaders Can Do To Increase Their Influence

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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
Professional March 14, 2020 Deborah Hightower 0 Comments businesscoach, employee, leadership, management, professional, team

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 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
Professional March 13, 2020 Deborah Hightower 0 Comments businesscoach, coaching, influencer, leader, leadership, manager

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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|Routine| #wfm brings on a life of its own. Maintaining a routine will help with motivation, goal achievement and all around sense of accomplishment. Here are several pointers that work for me.

1) Wake and keep the morning rituals going.

2) Get dressed. Just because others may not see us, we see ourselves everytime we pass a mirror (and you know you cute...so act like it).

3) Make your bed and keep things organized. Chaos and clutter never serve you.

4) Eat healthy and on schedule. Cheetos at your computer does not constitute lunch.

5) End work at a designated time. Otherwise, there is no distinction between work and home.

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|Optimism| The hardest time to be optimistic is when change comes fast and furious. But an optimistic soul can find the brilliant sun. How?

1) Positive thinking. It's a stepping stone to relief. It's a key to achieve. 2) Feed your mind delectables. An autobiography of an overcomer can give hope and inspiration. An audio book of success tips can get your creative juices flowing. 3) Call out your fears. Give each a name. Write it out in detail and make a plan to defy each one.

We can do it together. DM here or at www.deborahhightower.com for details.
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|Show up| Even though social distancing is in full effect, we still have to show up for our family, clients, colleagues, community and the world. We just show up in a different way. Can you imagine trying to show up 10 years ago? We would not have been able to effectively work at home, Zoom to "see" people, and chat with colleagues. How are you staying close while distancing? Remember, the needs of our family, clients, and colleagues have not changed... ...

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|The importance of what you do| Act as if what you do makes a difference because it does! These words could not be more true right now. Staying home matters. Social distancing matters. Working from home matters. It really does. ...

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|Official member| I started reading Forbes magazine many many years ago. In the beginning, there were vocabulary and concepts totally new to me. It was between those pages I started building and learning information about the world of business that remains helpful today. I still look forward to getting my copy in the mail (yes...an actual paper copy). I set aside time to devour every page. To be a part of @forbes is a dream come true. It is an honor to be part of the Coaches Council - a group of thought leaders whose passion is to empower others to find their version of success.

What are you doing to feed and develop your mind, business and future? Need guidance? That's why I'm here. DM here or email at www.deborahhightower.com Now is a great time to get it going. I would love to be part of your journey! ...

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|Routine| #wfm brings on a life of its own. Mainta |Routine| #wfm brings on a life of its own. Maintaining a routine will help with motivation, goal achievement and all around sense of accomplishment. Here are several pointers that work for me. 1) Wake and keep the morning rituals going. 2) Get dressed. Just because others may not see us, we see ourselves everytime we pass a mirror (and you know you cute...so act like it). 3) Make your bed and keep things organized. Chaos and clutter never serve you. 4) Eat healthy and on schedule. Cheetos at your computer does not constitute lunch. 5) End work at a designated time. Otherwise, there is no distinction between work and home. What works for you? Tag someone that needs this and share your best practices.
|Rise and shine| Long before Kylie made it super p |Rise and shine| Long before Kylie made it super popular, my mama sang it to me every morning as part of her ritual for waking me for school. Some days the 'rising and shining' came easier than others. The current environment certainly makes it not so easy...especially for the 'shining' part. But I am here to tell you YOU WILL MAKE IT, WE WILL MAKE IT. Here's the call to get up and do what you do to be best of your ability. The end goal has not changed.
|Optimism| The hardest time to be optimistic is wh |Optimism| The hardest time to be optimistic is when change comes fast and drastic. But an optimistic soul can find the brilliant sun. How? . . 1) Positive thinking. It's a stepping stone to relief. It's a key to achieve. 2) Feed your mind delectables. An autobiography of an overcomer can give hope and inspiration. An audio book of success tips can get your creative juices flowing. 3) Call out your fears. Give each a name. Write it out in detail and make a plan to defy each one. . . We can do it together. DM here or at www.deborahhightower.com for details. Together we win.
|Show up| Even though social distancing is in full |Show up| Even though social distancing is in full effect, we still have to show up for our family, clients, colleagues, community and the world. We just show up in a different way. Can you imagine trying to show up 10 years ago? We would not have been able to effectively work at home, Zoom to "see" people, and chat with colleagues. How are you staying close while distancing? Remember, the needs of our family, clients, and colleagues have not changed...
|The importance of what you do| Act as if what you |The importance of what you do| Act as if what you do makes a difference because it does! These words of William James could not be more true today, right now. Staying home matters. Social distancing matters. Working from home matters. It really does.
|Official member| I started reading Forbes magazin |Official member| I started reading Forbes magazine many many years ago. In the beginning, there were vocabulary and concepts totally new to me. It was between those pages I started building and learning information about the world of business that remains helpful today. I still look forward to getting my copy in the mail (yes...an actual paper copy). I set aside time to devour every page. To be a part of @forbes is a dream come true. It is an honor to be part of the Coaches Council - a group of thought leaders whose passion is to empower others to find their version of success. . . What are you doing to feed and develop your mind, business and future? Need guidance? That's why I'm here. DM here or email at www.deborahhightower.com Now is a great time to get it going. I would love to be part of your journey!
|Start your day with gratitude| You'll be surprise |Start your day with gratitude| You'll be surprised how your mood quickly changes when you focus on gratitude instead on all the crazy. #justdoit
|Biz Pods for the shut ins and the shut outs| Cons |Biz Pods for the shut ins and the shut outs| Consistently feeding our minds is important - especially during times of uncertainty. Being shut in and shut out can take a toll on our physical and mental health. I decided to share my top Pods. Swipe left to see. Wishing you good listening.
|28 Forbes Coaches Expert Panel Articles| Sharing |28 Forbes Coaches Expert Panel Articles| Sharing ideas with others is our gig. Articles range from recruitment strategies to reigniting your passion to improving your negotiating skills. Our experience, education, and backgrounds vary as well - making the team of professionals highly poised to add value to your business world. Read the articles at www.deborahhightower.com/forbes
|Status| In October, Forbes Councils ran a Member |Status| In October, Forbes Councils ran a Member Spotlight article about the one and only - me. An interview question asked me to share thoughts around inspiration. Here is part of my answer: "I am optimistic about the future and inspired by inventions, the limitless creativity of humans, and potential for beneficial change for betterment of society." NOTHING HAS CHANGED. I encourage you to stay positive and engage your creative juices. You may just be the one holding a powerful invention that can change the world.
It's not what you say to everyone else that determ It's not what you say to everyone else that determines your life; it's what you whisper to yourself that has the greatest power. . . What are you thinking about during your alone time? Are you watching the news channels 24/7? Worry and fear will not advance your life. . . Make plans, nourish your mind, read books, write, dream, create, exercise, drink water, dance, talk, watch documentaries, the list goes on. There's so much to do and think about. . . Remember, this too shall pass.
|Adjustments| Sometimes the normal isn't the norm. |Adjustments| Sometimes the normal isn't the norm. This is one of those times. Be strong. Stay strong. That's what I plan to do.
|This much| When my daughter was a little girl she |This much| When my daughter was a little girl she always said, with her arms stretched as wide as possible, "I love you more than this much". #tbt . I encourage you to love yourself and others more than ever and more than this much. We need each other. We need to be responsible and responsive. We need to lean in and out. We need to love. We are in this together. . Today, I hope for you more...everything. Comfort, love, peace, knowledge, understanding... We will prevail. We will. .
| Crisis/Opportunity| How do you see this crisis u | Crisis/Opportunity| How do you see this crisis upon us? Crisis or opportunity? This morning I read an article that calls attention to the fact in the Chinese language one word is used to describe both. Which side of the coin will you focus on? I choose to look at the opportunity side and focus on how to be resourceful and use the time for self reflection, writing, reading, planning, taking care of clients, a little Netflix-ing and a whole lot of love-giving. While we can't control the virus or another's panic reaction to it, we can control what we can control- our thoughts and actions. . Today, I will take responsibility for my thoughts and actions. I will care not only for myself but for my neighbor as well. . Remember, This too will pass. Meanwhile... Stay strong. Stay prayerful. Stay grateful. That's what I plan to do.
|Forbes Coaches Council| An invitation-only organi |Forbes Coaches Council| An invitation-only organization for successful business and career coaches. I'm honored to be one of the member executives whose purpose is to help others achieve optimal success in business. I include life success in my approach, as well. I believe when the two collide, ultimate success can be found. @forbes . . DM here or reach out at www.deborahhightower.com. We would love to explore working with you. Articles at link in bio. . . #forbes #forbeswomen #success #businesscoach #lifecoach #entrepreneur
|Take what you need| Early morning is the perfect |Take what you need| Early morning is the perfect time to think about what you need to be successful, happy, productive, joy-filled, content, and fulfilled. The equation is different for each person. Have you spent time thinking it over? The first (and sometimes hardest) step to making needed adjustments is the 'thinking' part. Today, think, then plan, then execute. . Socially distancing provides a great opportunity to be still and think about what you need. So, today boldly take what you need and vow to work on it every day.
|Sparkle| May today be the best day ever! |Sparkle| May today be the best day ever!
|Preparation| It has been said success is born whe |Preparation| It has been said success is born when preparation meets opportunity. A couple years ago, I had the opportunity to speak to a group of executives on the subject of diversity and inclusion. The interactive discussion served as a catalyst for change in their guidance toward a more inclusive organizational culture. . Preparation is the foundation of it all and is usually done in private. On site, I check and recheck facts and figures. I check audio visual equipment, notes, cues and all the things that go into a successful delivery. . If success is born when preparation and opportunity collide, then opportunity can be available at any time...so can success. If you're not prepared to deliver, success will not be found. . Get prepared for the opportunity. Stay prepared for the next level. Rinse. Repeat. #tbt
|Today| Success is built by doing at least one thi |Today| Success is built by doing at least one thing every day that moves you closer to the goal.
|Stick to the plan| Yes, there may be adjustments |Stick to the plan| Yes, there may be adjustments to details that need to be made but I encourage you to stick to the fundamental plan. Emotions and impulse may try to take over your decision-making process; however, the best decisions are made when facts and logic lead the way. Today, be cognizant of what is influencing your decisions. Tomorrow, you'll be glad you did.
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