That Elusive Thing Called Confidence Confidence. Everyone talks about it, but nobody seems to know where to buy it. You can’t find it in the stationery cupboard, it doesn’t arrive with your promotion, and there’s no Amazon Prime delivery slot…
Let’s clear up a long-standing myth: dyslexia isn’t just about spelling or slow reading. In fact, many dyslexic professionals possess abilities that most teams would pay good money to bottle. • Big-picture vision — you spot connections before others even…
We’ve all been there. You start explaining an idea in a meeting, perfectly confident that it’s brilliant. Thirty seconds later, you’ve lost your place, your audience, and possibly your will to live. Someone’s checking their watch; someone else is staring…
Your manager says, “Let’s touch base later,” and within three heartbeats you’ve packed your desk in your head and drafted a dignified farewell email. In truth, you’ve just scaled seven mental rungs in record time—from a harmless phrase to full-blown…
Anxious about interviews? Master our advanced STAR method and answer any curveball without the sweat. Learn the unique ECN framework to become hireable, not just interesting. f you’ve ever sat in an interview room clutching a glass of water like…
We should probably start with a confession: job hunting is rarely fun. It’s up there with renewing your passport or assembling flat-pack furniture in the category of “things you absolutely must do but would rather put off indefinitely.” Now, if…
Dyslexia doesn’t block leadership—it can enhance it. Many dyslexic professionals bring strong visual thinking, empathy and inventive problem-solving. With the right systems, those strengths become everyday leadership habits. What Dyslexia Looks Like at Work These are differences in how you…
Turn Conversations into Confident Ones We’ve all had that split second in a tricky chat where the next sentence feels like stepping onto a rickety bridge. The reassuring bit: confidence isn’t a rare gene; it’s a habit you can practise.Critical…
Let’s be honest: for many people, public speaking ranks somewhere between “root canal” and “doing taxes” on the fun scale. We often have this image of a “perfect presenter”—charismatic, booming, and effortlessly commanding the stage. If you’re naturally quiet or…
The Quiet Art of Connection: A Field Guide for the Thoughtful Networker Imagine, if you will, the scene. A room alive with fluorescent light and clinking glasses, filled with a kind of cheerful chaos. Laughter rolls like waves across a…