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The Transformative Power of Belief
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Are you struggling to believe in yourself and in your future?
Do you doubt you'll ever be able to achieve the kind of life you desire?
My guest this week will certainly provide a pick me up, BOOST your belief and help you become aware of all the reasons you can and should achieve all you've ever hoped for in life!
Deborah D. Ford / Bio
Deborah D. Ford, MA, BA, is originally from Brooklyn, NY. She is a Ph.D. Candidate in General Psychology at Capella University. She is an alumna of Clark Atlanta University (Mass Media Arts) and New York University (Speech & Interpersonal Communication).
Deborah D. Ford has taught in higher education for the past twenty-four years. She is a full-time Associate Professor of Communications, and an adjunct in Social & Behavioral Sciences at a college in Florida. She is a member of NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) Hillsborough County and a volunteer legal domestic violence advocate in Florida. She is an active member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. and mentors at a local elementary school.
Deborah D. Ford is also a chapter author of Put Some ‘Respeck’ On My Name, in Black Faculty Do It All: A Moment in the Life of a Blackademic, Information Age Publishing. https://www.infoagepub.com/products/Black-Faculty-Do-It-All. She is also working on several other book projects.
Deborah D. Ford, ABD, MA, BA
Twitter: @CAUAlum1994
LinkedIn: Deborah D. Ford
Summary
In this conversation, Treveal C.W. Lynch interviews Deborah D. Ford, a PhD candidate and published author. They discuss Deborah's journey of belief and achievement, including her decision to pursue a PhD at the age of 50 and her experiences in academia.
Deborah shares the importance of speaking into existence what you want to achieve and being persistent in marketing yourself.
She also emphasizes the value of learning from younger generations and being open to new opportunities.
Overall, the conversation highlights the power of belief, perseverance, and self-actualization. They reflect on the power of prayer and the importance of being open to unexpected opportunities.
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