Deborah Davis

What makes Deborah Wildly Capable?

Debbie is one of the most high-energy and vibrant people I know, bringing life and joy into every room. She is endlessly committed to learning and growing at every stage of life. At work, she helps people get unstuck and achieve their goals while leading by example. She is an inspirational mother, grandmother, friend, and mentor, demonstrating passion, dedication, and heart in everything she does.” – JESSICA RIMMER 

What does your typical day look like? 

I start my day early with coffee, a workout, prayer, and positive reflection. Most of my day is spent in online meetings, whether coaching individuals and teams, consulting, or leading training sessions. A few times each month, I have the opportunity to support teams in person, which I love. When I’m not meeting with clients, I’m preparing for sessions, collaborating with my team, or learning something new — because I truly love to learn. 

What makes you feel proud? 

I feel proud when my clients tackle difficult challenges, make progress, and have a positive ripple effect on others. I feel proud when we don’t give up. I feel proud when we create hope for others. 

What keeps you up at night? 

I typically sleep well. However, I often wake up early because I’m trying to solve hurdles my family or clients might have. I stay awake to help craft a way to bring solutions to them that give peace and improve their overall well-being. 

Who is the biggest influence in your life? Why? 

I love leaders who balance strength and care: my parents, Jessica Rimmer, my kids, my clients, peer coaches. 

What’s been the biggest obstacle in your life so far? 

Gosh, I’ve been the biggest obstacle. Internal dialogue can be so strong. 

One year from today, how do you hope you’re different? 

Mentally, physically, spiritually, and emotionally stronger, smarter, kinder and more peaceful, loving, and faithful. I hope I have more enriched relationships. 

What’s the single biggest problem you’d like to solve in your community? 

The gaps in relational dynamics. How can we get better at respecting ourselves and each other and living in peace? 

What advice do you wish you could give your younger self? How might it have changed your course? 

The ultimate win is when those you’ve helped win. This simple shift gives me a great deal of confidence. If I would have stepped into that earlier, I wouldn’t have held back.