Navigating confidence at work when returning to the office
With companies previously shifting to remote-first overnight and now the discourse moving to how we start to return, with so much change constantly occurring, what does this mean for our self confidence in the workplace? What can we do to keep it topped up on days we need a little support whether at home or in the office?
Speaking infront of people is terrifying. 10 quickfire tips to make it easier
I used to be terrified of public speaking. I knew that if I had to present in front of a group, my heart would start racing, my hands would shake uncontrollably, and the words would get all jumbled up in my head. Luckily for me, there are some really great tools out there that have helped me conquer this fear! Read our 10 quick fire tips
Roar Meets: Ifty Nasir, CEO of Vestd
I spent the bulk of my career in the energy industry where I worked my way up to Vice President at BP. It was a great ride but I wanted to make a big change and step into entrepreneurship. My thinking was that this would give me more time to spend with my family, but I also had a big ambition to help startups and SMEs.
The eventual result was Vestd! The platform provides a secure, cost-effective way to share ownership with employees, consultants, advisors, NEDs, contractors and anyone else who is important to the success of a company.
Desert Island CEO: Amanda Thomson, Founder of Thomson & Scott
Amanda Thomson is the Founder and CEO of B-Corp registered Thomson & Scott, the creators of Noughty, an alcohol-free, organic, vegan sparkling alternative to Champagne. We sat down with Amanda to discover her business must-haves that she can’t live without:
Tips on resilience and performance from an ex pro athlete 💪
I think first and foremost it's really being nervous, being anxious - is a good thing. If you don't care enough that you're a bit anxious, you're a bit on edge, then you probably shouldn't be doing what it is that you're about to do. So that was always one way of sort of working with it.