Caroline Dowd-Higgins
About Caroline Dowd-Higgins
Posts by Caroline Dowd-Higgins:
There is No Mind Reading in The Career World
Gone are the days when working hard was enough to earn recognition or a promotion in the career world. Take control of your career trajectory and design your unique path. In addition to mapping out your career future, be sure to tap the wisdom of those who can empower you to achieve your goals. Keeping […]
Your Working Life with Julia Lorenz-Olson
Julia Lorenz-Olson is the co-creator of the Emmy Award PBS finance show, Two Cents that teaches objective financial education.
Resources for Leaders Looking to Improve Their Management Skills
Continuous development is vital for everyone across the corporate landscape who wants to keep improving and growing as a professional as well as an individual. It’s particularly important for leaders, be they supervisors just starting out in a leadership role or experienced managers keen to drive their team towards greater achievements. For all of these […]
Important Decisions are Made With You Not in The Room
Be intentional about your professional narrative so you influence what people say about you when you are not present.
Your Working Life with Dr. Wayne Baker
Dr. Wayne Baker reveals exactly how to make strategic asks that cultivate breakthroughs, solve problems, share knowledge, and bridge organizational silos.
Your Working Life: #IWill Updating the Girl Scout Oath
Jaime Barnes, Cate D’Orazio, and Debbie Haine discuss how their Girl Scout Troop is advocating to update the official oath to empower young girls with confidence.
Be Your Own Valentine: Love Who You Are
It’s the time of year for cards with red hearts, chocolates, and flowers as Valentine’s Day approaches. It causes anxiety for some who are seeking affection, and bliss for others who are celebrating their love with someone special. This Valentine’s Day I encourage you to see it through a different lens. By all means celebrate […]
Good Enough to Go Will Help Beat Perfectionism Paralysis
Don’t fall prey to the perfectionism paradox. Good enough to go will help you be more productive.
