Deborah Brown-Volkman, PCC

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Certified Career Coach & Life Coach, Career Expert, President & Founder SurpassYourDreams.com; a Global Coaching Company Expert

Deborah Brown-Volkman, PCC

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Career coaching, career development, job search, interviewing, salary negotiation, career change, job change
Career Focus
Career coach, author of several best selling books and motivational speaker

I am a Professional Certified Coach (PCC), motivational speaker, author, and the President of Surpass Your Dreams, Inc., a successful career, life, wellness, and mentor coaching company that has been delivering a message of motivation, success, and personal fulfillment since 1998. I provide Career Coaching those who are looking for new career opportunities or seek to become more productive in their current role. I have been featured in The Wall Street journal, The New York Times, Fortune, and many other publications. I am the author of several best-selling books including Coach Yourself To A New Career, Don’t Blow It! The Right Words For The Right Job, and How To Feel Great At Work Every Day. My web site address is http://www.surpassyourdreams.com

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Do Resumes Make You Crazy? What to put on a resume can be daunting, frustrating, and upsetting. Will I cover all the bases? Will my accomplishments come across? How long should my resume be? And, what format? The stress and anxiety builds inside and doesn’t subside. Resumes scare even the most seasoned worker. There are rules, both perceived and real, that leave people confused and afraid to get it wrong.

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Are you happy in your career or just going through the motions? Do you know it’s time to act, but you don’t want to? Are you pushing yourself to do more, and be more, or are you too comfortable being comfortable? Making a change in your career involves work, and not everyone likes to do work. Whether it’s a new job, a new career, or a new way of dealing with a problem at work, challenging situations do not change without your active participation.

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A sudden job loss can be very unsettling, and it makes a person look inside in order to get perspective on their situation. I was a person that was laid off too a few years back, so I know what it is like to not have a job to go to. I feel fortunate, though, that I was building my coaching ...

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What are you wishing for in your career? More money? Recognition? Work/life balance? A new job or career? A wish is something that you long for or desire. Wishes can be big like wanting a major change in your career or small like having fewer meetings to attend. Wishes are good because they ...

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Are you focused on the past or the potential your future holds? Many people can’t let go of something that happened a long time ago. Maybe it was a conversation you had, or didn’t have. Maybe it was a project you should have taken, or one that you let pass by. Maybe it was something you said on ...

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Are you caught up in the day to day doldrums of your career? The New Year is here. This means, it’s a perfect time to complete the previous year and start fresh. If you haven’t been passionate about your career in a while, capitalize on this time of the year to begin again. If you’ve lost your ...

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Many people I speak with tell me they want to make a difference. They want to contribute at work, do more, and make an impact in their career. But when asked if they are making that difference, the answer is usually NO. Not due to lack of want, but lack of courage, direction, or a plan. During the course of their careers, many people wait for things to happen. They wait for a raise, promotion, or ideal assignment. They wait to be called back on an interview or to hear about a job they’ve applied to. A lot of waiting. Not always a lot of doing.

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Some people talk about “belief” as this thing that only works for people who are successful. Ask these successful people what drives their success, and they’ll often mention positive thinking and affirmations. But people who struggle often attribute the success of others to “good luck” and their own struggles with “bad luck.”

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Are you out of balance in your career? You know you are when your career is all you think about. You worry constantly about where your career is headed. You believe that you can’t be happy until your career problems are solved. And, it might be starting to affect your health. Balance is a tough concept is today’s workplace. There are more demands, more stress, and more reasons to feel dissatisfied or unfulfilled by what you do. You may want to be balanced, but don’t know where to start. Or, you may have tried, but balance seems to be this elusive concept you can’t achieve.

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Are you facing a challenge in your career that seems insurmountable? Are you unsure how to handle it? Do you wish that overcoming your challenge was easier? No one really wants things to be tough. Yes, we may know deep down that tough makes us stronger, but when we are going through a situation ourselves, easy is the choice we would make if we could.

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Most people are embarrassed if they are unemployed. They feel like they failed and are ashamed to talk about their current status. Or, they are back to work after a long stretch of not working, but are worried it might not last. Thus, their fears prevent them from performing as well as they could.

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Are you frustrated in your career? Not where you thought you would be or want to be currently? Frustration is normal is today’s economy. Who can blame anyone for being upset? One day you got up and went to work, and the next day that job was gone or the office environment was different. Things around you have changed and you do not like it. You may be thinking about how frustrated you are on a daily basis. How bad is your career frustration? Has it taken over your life?

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Favorite Quotes & Thoughts from Deborah Brown-Volkman, PCC

No matter what your circumstances are right now, you can reshape the direction of your career and take the power back. Now is the perfect time to plan and get yourself back on track.Can you do this on your own? You could, but why would you want to? Why would you move forward in your career by yourself when it takes so much longer to do so alone?I’ve helped thousands of people. I've helped people get out of ruts, win jobs over the competition, and change careers while holding full time jobs. I can help you too. I have a PROVEN 5-STEP PROCESS that will get your career moving again quickly.

Contacting Deborah Brown-Volkman, PCC

Deborah Brown-Volkman

President, Surpass Your Dreams, Inc.

54 Mill Pond Lane, Floor 1

East Moriches, NY 11940

631-874-2877

http://www.surpassyourdreams.com

info@surpassyourdreams.com

How to get started

Contact me for a complimentary 30-minute get acquainted and goal setting call to discover how working with a career coach can transform your career. To find out how, please visit http://www.surpassyourdreams.com

Other highlights

In addition to years of experience working with hundreds of clients on their careers and lives, you will also be working with a coach who has been awarded the Professional Certified Coach (PCC) designation from the International Coach Federation (ICF). The ICF is the regulatory body and the gold standard in the world of coaching. This designation means I have demonstrated high ethical standards, and have met rigorous coaching requirements based on education and professional coaching experience.