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Debra Benton is a globally-recognized executive coach, bestselling business author, and popular conference keynote speaker on leadership and executive effectiveness. Her articles have been published in numerous publications including The Wall Street Journal, Harvard Business Review and Fast Company.

Benton has written ten business books, many of which have been on The New York Times and Businessweek bestseller lists. She has appeared on Good Morning America, Today Show, CNN and CBS This Morning, and her articles have appeared in numerous publications including Harvard Business Review, The Wall Street Journal and Fast Company. Benton specializes in helping people take ownership of their potential and make positive, lasting change in their at
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No. 133 – The Downside to Success

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A caution about your pouring your heart into your “art”: it will spark jealousy.


Surprisingly one of the toughest parts of success is finding a colleague happy for you. But as they say, “Anyone can get pity. Jealousy you have to earn.”


Following the advice in my blog might cause you some trouble. When you persistently do off-the-charts good work, the unintended consequence is that y

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“Keep going until something stops you, then keep going.”
D.A. Benton, How to Think Like a CEO: The 22 Vital Traits You Need to Be the Person at the Top

“they want to do the right thing. Just make sure they know you want them to do the right thing.”
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“Work through the constant challenge of tough situations that knock you down. Then get up. If you get knocked down again, get up. If you get knocked down again, get up again. Occasionally you may slow down, but don’t stop.”
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