Self Confidence

Twenty-Three Top Tips to Building Confidence

Paul Bailey | Posted 08.04.2013 | UK Lifestyle
Paul Bailey

After coaching people for years on how to build confidence, I noticed a few of the same tips always seemed to come up trumps ... Some will resonate with you, others will seem rather old hat and tired, but the fact of the matter is that these really do work.

Start Building a Healthy Self-Esteem Today

Paul Bailey | Posted 31.03.2013 | UK Lifestyle
Paul Bailey

Building a healthy self esteem can do wonders for your life. The way you deal with people on a personal and professional level are all affected by how you perceive yourself. Having a low level of self confidence may greatly affect your life; you end up having a harder time performing at work, maintaining healthy relationships, and enjoying life.

At What Age Do We Reach Our Peak Mentally, Physically And Spiritually And Should We Even Care?

Daniel Warner | Posted 25.03.2013 | UK Lifestyle
Daniel Warner

I may be long past 34 but with regards to the most important aspects of my life I'm still wide eyed and excited because I've still got so much more that I want to learn and do.

Achieving Milestones in the Body Image Battle

Mayowa Anthea Adebiyi | Posted 28.01.2013 | UK Lifestyle
Mayowa Anthea Adebiyi

According to a parliamentary report published last year, girls as young as five routinely worry about their weight and appearance while more than 50% of the entire UK population is struggling with mental and physical problems as a result of negative body image.

Networking Tips For Shy Extroverts, For Comedians and For Michael Winner...

John Fleming | Posted 06.02.2013 | UK Comedy
John Fleming

Networking is a bit like dogging. You will get nowhere by staying alone at home in your bedroom.

Fear of being Forty? Welcome to the Bonfire of Your Vanity

Daniel Warner | Posted 25.11.2012 | UK Style
Daniel Warner

It's like I didn't take the phone call from middle age but it's left me a voicemail saying "I've reserved a place for you in your early forties, can you hurry up and confirm your coming only the demand is high and you'll be shoved back in economy if you don't claim your ticket soon".

Why Getting Your Hair Cut Is a Form of Therapy

BritChick Paris | Posted 19.11.2012 | UK Lifestyle
BritChick Paris

Hairdressing is often the opposite of a beautifying moment and rather a minefield of emotions but sometimes very illuminating ones. Next time check out how you feel when you get your haircut. If you don't like what you see you might want to switch the hairdresser's chair for a therapist's.

The Art of Saying 'No' in the Workplace

Cerian Jenkins | Posted 13.10.2012 | UK
Cerian Jenkins

It's one of the hardest words to say in the workplace - especially when you're out to impress, and the idea of having to tell colleagues you can't do something may feel like raising a red flag of ineptitude.

Thinking About Money Improves Self-Confidence, Suggests Study

The Huffington Post UK | Sarah O'Meara | Posted 26.06.2012 | UK Lifestyle

Spend your days dreaming of winning the lottery? It's not time wasted. New research from Bates College in the US suggests merely the 'thought' of m...

Why Believing You're Not Good Enough is a Self Fulfilling Prophecy

BritChick Paris | Posted 18.08.2012 | UK Lifestyle
BritChick Paris

When I was little I was unsure about everything and fretted about anything. If the cat was sick. If my teacher wasn't on form. If my parents were unhappy. Sometimes I would come away from talking to someone who was negatively charged and feel inexplicably down. They would say something slightly critical and I would feel annihilated.

What Matters Most to You, and Why?

Diane Chang | Posted 05.08.2012 | UK Lifestyle
Diane Chang

This question is the opening note on Stanford's Graduate School of Business application for prospective MBAs. The question appears year after year and is one of the most recognisable questions for anyone who has gone through the MBA application process.

The One Where I Realise How Far I've Come

Georgy Jamieson | Posted 30.07.2012 | UK Lifestyle
Georgy Jamieson

On Saturday I went on a course. It was called "How to Feel Good from the Inside Out" and Hippy Chick was running it.

Does Life Begin At 35?

The Huffington Post UK | Kyrsty Hazell | Posted 26.04.2012 | UK Lifestyle

Although teens and twentysomethings may have youth and stamina on their side – women aged 35 are the ones who’ve got life sorted, a recent study h...

The Samantha Brick Story Can Teach Us That Beauty Shouldn't be Skin Deep

Sheila Hageman | Posted 17.06.2012 | UK Lifestyle
Sheila Hageman

Samantha Brick started a controversy last week when she had the audacity to say she was beautiful. Well, most critics are quick to point out that's ...

The One With the T and A

Georgy Jamieson | Posted 08.06.2012 | UK
Georgy Jamieson

Last Saturday I went shopping with Lemon Cake Lady in what turned out to be a "tits and arse" day! We had escaped for a whole day and got to be us a...

The Determination of Graeme Obree

David Reilly | Posted 24.04.2012 | UK Lifestyle
David Reilly

I attended the Edinburgh Road Club annual dinner last week which I really enjoyed and, as well as good food and chat, we were treated to a presentation from Graeme Obree.

Feeling Good - That Could all Change in a Blink

Mark Fletcher-Brown | Posted 30.12.2011 | UK
Mark Fletcher-Brown

Did the Euro crisis make you feel unhappy? What about the earthquake in Turkey? The Bristol murder case? The weather?

There May Not be More to Life Than Biscuits

Mark Fletcher-Brown | Posted 23.12.2011 | UK
Mark Fletcher-Brown

My day has been about biscuits.

What it's Really Like on the Inside of an Eating Disorder

Emma Brooke | Posted 02.12.2011 | UK Lifestyle
Emma Brooke

This isn't going to be a hugely depressing account of what it's like to have an eating disorder, or a request for pity and understanding, but I hope it will be an insight in to something people who haven't suffered from it rarely understand fully.

Overconfidence Is The Key To Success, Says Study

Kyrsty Hazell | Posted 20.11.2011 | UK Lifestyle

If you thought being overly confident and egotistical was a negative trait, you might want to think again, because according to a recent study, it cou...