by Catherine Stothart | Mar 1, 2021 | Self-confidence and self-esteem
I post a blog every 1 – 2 weeks, usually related to something that is happening. This week I am spoilt for choice – it’s St. David’s Day today, and World Book Day on Thursday. Which to choose? I went for both. What does St. David’s Day mean to me? Well,...
by Catherine Stothart | Feb 17, 2021 | Motivation, Self-confidence and self-esteem
I’m treating myself this week to an hour off every afternoon to watch the BBC highlights of the Australian Open Tennis tournament. I admire the amazing shots and tactics as each player battles to outwit and outplay their opponent. What I find most fascinating is the...
by Catherine Stothart | Dec 3, 2020 | Emotional Intelligence, Self-confidence and self-esteem
Getting on with other people is largely about managing your feelings about them and your feelings about yourself. We share a basic human need to feel good about ourselves, to have a sense of self-worth. We get this sense of self-worth from feeling significant (that...
by Catherine Stothart | May 22, 2019 | Self-confidence and self-esteem
Beliefs and Emotions Why do we get so emotional when we clash with people at work? We all share a basic human need to feel good about ourselves, to have a sense of self-worth. We get this sense of self-worth from feeling significant (that we matter), competent (that...
by Catherine Stothart | Jan 17, 2019 | Resilience and re-energising, Self-confidence and self-esteem, Uncategorized
Murray’s Magic Future Andy Murray played possibly his last competitive match this week – a fantastic 5 setter where he came back from the brink several times, and once again showed the resilience and determination that is his hallmark. If it is his last match,...
