Caroline Dowd-Higgins
About Caroline Dowd-Higgins
Posts by Caroline Dowd-Higgins:
Your Working Life with Krysta Privoznik
Krysta Privoznik is training and preparing leaders in companies to be a voice in their industry through social media.
Eye Contact in the Career World: Where Are Yours Focused?
It’s often said that the eyes are “the windows to the soul,” and it makes sense considering that the way we make eye contact speaks volumes about how we feel about ourselves, and others. If you’re looking to improve your communication skills, I encourage you to pay attention to your eye contact – how you’re […]
Your Working Life with Martin Yate
Martin Yate, renowned author of the “Knock ‘em Dead” career book series shares wisdom for the modern-day job seeker.
Resilience: The Art of Getting Back On the Horse
I loved watching the Olympics in February. Having a front row seat and experiencing the thrill of victory and agony of defeat – with world-class skiers, skaters and bobsledders competing their hearts out – was awe-inspiring, to say the least. I must say, however, that as much as I’m amazed at Olympians’ laser-focused commitment to […]
Your Working Life with Terri Matthews
Terri Matthews talks poignantly about life after autism and her global non-profit – Jaden’s Voice.
How My 10-year Vision Helped Me Design My Ultimate Career
Special thanks to Matthew Moheban for this guest blog post. He is the Co-Founder of Live220 and 220 Leadership, companies he started with his brother to help students and young professionals shatter their perceived limitations to create the life, career and relationships of their dreams. Long-term thinking prioritizes what matters Since I was in high school, I had […]
Job Searching With Heart – Part II: Finding the Right Fit
Philosopher and theologian, Howard Thurman famously said: “Don’t ask what the world needs, ask what makes you come alive and go do it. Because what the world needs is people who have come alive.” In my blog post last week – “Job Searching With Heart: Part One,” Thurman’s inspiring quote served as a jumping off […]
