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Let’s Shed the Invisibility Cloak and Share our Scenarios

What’s your story?
Deborah Munies

Deborah Munies

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I’m sure you’ve seen this by now. And if you work from home, you’ve probably experienced this feeling (while perhaps not on CNN).

Let’s shed the invisibility cloak and share our scenarios.

I’ll go first… One time I was trying to get our CEO on the phone all day for his final comments on an important communication that was going out. When he was finally available to call me at 7pm and asked “is this a good time?” of course I said yes. Meanwhile my toddler daughter was talking to me and making noise so I started to toss M&Ms to her in hopes she’d eat them quietly. Instead she just looked at me wondering why mommy was so crazy.

What’s your story?

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Originally published at medium.com

Author(s)

  • Deborah Munies

    Executive Coach for High Achieving Working Moms + Podcast Host "Let's Figure It Out"

     Deborah is an Executive Coach who works with high achieving, working moms, helping them to move forward professionally and create balance personally, so they can feel less overwhelmed and see new possibilities.  She is also an #IamRemarkable Facilitator. She has worked with CEOs, senior leadership teams, managers and entrepreneurs in Banking, Finance, Sales, Education, Marketing, Communications, Human Resources, and Wellness. Prior to starting her consulting practice, for over 20 years Deborah was the Corporate Communications leader at financial services and mergers and acquisitions organizations. She managed communications and marketing initiatives, and advised senior leaders on transition best practices, change management, and culture development; most notably with Lehman Brothers Mortgage pre and post bankruptcy.  Deborah has been featured in The Huffington Post, spotlighted in local news programs, and in 2018 she combined her coaching and broadcast journalism experience and launched the Apple podcast, Let's Figure It Out, where she inspires others with her real conversations with leaders and how to effect real change. She has a special place in her heart for supporting and encouraging young girls' self confidence. She is the founder of Can't Dimmer My Shimmer® - empowerment education for tween girls. Deborah works with individuals and groups, and speaks at organizations to inspire, motivate and encourage positivity, drawing from her own challenges and experiences. She also provides in-house workshops, retreats and webinars.   Deborah serves on the Board of Trustees for the New Providence Memorial Library and is the Coordinator for the New Providence Alliance managing the grant provisions from the Governor's Council on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse. Further information about Deborah Munies can be found at deborahmunies.com or on LinkedIn.