by joblakeleytraining | Jan 19, 2026 | Articles, Individuals
If you’re honest, control probably doesn’t feel like a problem, it feels like: being prepared thinking things through double-checking your work staying on top of things protecting yourself from mistakes From the outside, this looks like competence, but from the...
by joblakeleytraining | Jan 13, 2026 | Articles, Businesses
If you manage or develop people, you’ve probably seen it: capable employees who don’t speak up, high-potential team members who hold back, and talented people who seem less confident than their ability suggests. What’s often driving this isn’t a lack of skill or...
by joblakeleytraining | Jan 13, 2026 | Articles, Individuals
Do you find yourself comparing yourself to colleagues, friends or people on social media and feeling less confident as a result? Comparison is one of the biggest hidden causes of low confidence at work, imposter syndrome and self-doubt. And most of us don’t even...
by joblakeleytraining | Jan 8, 2026 | Articles, Individuals
My first ‘proper’ job out of university was in Public Relations, and I thought confidence came from one thing: keeping going. So I said yes to everything, I stayed late until my boss left and I pushed through tiredness. I even remember having two wisdom teeth out and,...
by joblakeleytraining | Jan 8, 2026 | Articles, Businesses
At the end of last year, I launched The Confidence Breakthrough – a book, an online course and a set of cards designed to help professionals build confidence at work from the inside out. It’s been exciting, meaningful work. It’s also forced me to look closely at...
