In Chapter 10 of Core Confidence we talk about facing our fears, and the most common one for many of us is the fear of failure. Intellectually, we all know failure at some point is a given; the trick is to learn to cope with its inevitability otherwise it becomes a roadblock to pursuing and achieving our …
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The Act of Confidence comes before the feeling of confidence: every day we see this in our lives and those of our clients, especially those that have joined us on our newest addition to the Core Confidence family, the 7 Acts of Confidence program – a practical, interactive extension of the concepts we cover in the Core …
July. The beginning of a new financial year, the beginning of the second half of 2020 and a valuable opportunity to take some time to reflect. For many of us, the plans we laid out in January for the coming 12 months have likely altered. A pandemic, remote working, home schooling, social distancing, a halt …
When it comes to personal brand, many of us are aware of the term, yet not of the influence it yields. Personal brand is the intellectual, visual and emotional impression people have when they think of you* and building one isn’t limited to influencers, entrepreneurs or celebrities, because whether we are aware of it or …
The challenging circumstances we are currently facing is creating change at a rate of knots, forcing us all to make important decisions quickly and regularly. When making decisions, we can draw on the four intelligences we all have access to, and it is these that will be our focus throughout May during our Facebook Live sessions. …
We keep hearing it: we are navigating unprecedented times. Life as we know it has changed – and continues to change almost daily – as we work together to stop the spread of the COVID-19 virus across the globe. Unfortunately for most of us, change is uncomfortable. But as we often say to our clients …
Welcome to The Australian Salary Chronicles, where we’re bringing transparency to negotiation and salaries, one story at a time. Very little attention is given to the good news stories and we want to highlight these to inspire and support other women. We ask women to share their experiences negotiating their salary and what their advice …
THE AUSTRALIAN SALARY CHRONICLES #2 – Salary and Flexibility are not Mutually ExclusiveRead More »
Last week was International Women’s Day and we held our annual conference where, as always we tackle some of the big and heavy hitting issues facing women in leadership. In a perfect storm, my favourite topic of confidence has come to the forefront of the conversation as we saw new research released by CEW & …
March 8th marks the annual observance of International Women’s Day and while it celebrates the social, economic, political and cultural achievements of women around the world, its true focus is on unity, equality and advocacy to bridge the gender divide that unfortunately still exists. The theme this year is #EachforEqual – An Equal World is an …
According to Timothy Wilson, professor of psychology at the University of Virginia and author of the book Strangers to Ourselves: Discovering the Adaptive Unconscious, we are faced with over 11 million pieces of information at any given moment. The brain can only process about 40 of those bits of information, which is why it develops …
Are you Enlightened? Or do Unconscious Biases Impact how you Interact with Others?Read More »
