by joblakeleytraining | Dec 18, 2025 | Articles, Individuals
January often starts with good intentions: you want to feel more confident, more capable, more together at work so you set goals: to work harder to improve yourself to finally ‘get on top of things’ But for many people, something unexpected happens instead: confidence...
by joblakeleytraining | Dec 18, 2025 | Articles, Businesses
January is full of good intentions in the workplace. Fresh goals, new performance targets and renewed pressure to ‘start strong.’ And yet, by February, many leaders notice the same pattern: confidence dips engagement softens capable employees become quieter, more...
by joblakeleytraining | Dec 11, 2025 | Articles, Individuals
Most people think “low confidence at work” only looks like shyness or being quiet in meetings.But in reality? Low confidence affects how you communicate, how you make decisions, how you set boundaries and how you handle pressure – often without you realising...
by joblakeleytraining | Dec 10, 2025 | Articles, Businesses, Uncategorized
Most leaders don’t realise how low confidence at work shows up in hidden, disruptive ways, and yet according to research from Harvard Business Review, low confidence plays a significant role in workplace performance. It hides itself inside difficult behaviour,...
by joblakeleytraining | Dec 2, 2025 | Articles, Individuals, Uncategorized
December is full of treats, drinks, social events, late nights and “oh go on then” moments. A bit of indulgence is normal – expected, even. It’s part of the season. But for many people, the snacking, drinking, scrolling, spending or saying “yes” to everything...
by joblakeleytraining | Dec 2, 2025 | Articles, Businesses
Every December, workplaces shift into a familiar rhythm. Client lunches get longer. Office kitchens overflow with chocolates and gifted wine. Snacks appear everywhere you look. Team dinners, after-work drinks and “go on, just one more” moments fill the calendar. Most...
