Caroline Dowd-Higgins
About Caroline Dowd-Higgins
Posts by Caroline Dowd-Higgins:
Your Working Life with Lauren Herring
Lauren Herring talks about taking control of your job search and mastering the emotions to land the job!
10 Health Benefits of Quality Sleep
I’m delighted to showcase this awesome piece about sleep by Terry Cralle that originally appeared here. Check out the amazing resources on this site to help you experience optimal sleep for good health. In many cultures, a lack of sleep is seen as a badge of honor of sorts. “I’ll sleep when I’m dead,” people […]
Easy Hacks to Beat Zoom Fatigue
Before the pandemic, which necessitated working from home I had never spent so much time on Zoom. Meetings with geographically distant colleagues via Zoom were a great way to connect with anyone, anywhere but it was not the primary way I conducted business. Whether you are using Zoom, Teams, or one of the many online […]
Listen with Intent to Hone Your Communication Skills
Be a leader who engages with team members by being an active listener and confident decision maker.
Your Working Life with Jeff Kavanaugh
Jeff Kavanaugh talks about his ‘live enterprise’ model that helps companies change their operating models to survive and stay relevant.
Why You Should Limit Exposure to Digital Devices this Winter
Today people are living device-driven lifestyles—between your work life and personal time, you likely interact with digital screens throughout the majority of your day, whether it be through a smartphone, computer, tablet, or television. Now that electronics are so prominent in everyday routines, most people have begun using them subconsciously. Studies have shown that 66% […]
The Post-Pandemic Me Will Be Even More Successful
Many thanks to Lindsay Washington for this guest blog post. Even though most businesses have been able to adapt to the Covid-19 challenges, some workers feel like they are stuck in a professional rut. Working in a remote environment has been liberating in many ways, but you may also feel the impact of the pandemic […]
