Suzanne Doyle-Morris

I'm Dr Suzanne Doyle-Morris, speaker, executive coach and author. I have been championing workplace diversity and inclusion and helping to improve the lives of women working in male-dominated and STEM environments since 1998.

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Find Your Voice: Reflections as a Confidence Coach for Women Leaders in Technology

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As a confidence coach who focuses on helping women take their lives to the next level, sometimes ‘unpicking’ beliefs set down at much earlier levels in their lives is hugely useful. While 95% of my work focuses on a client’s future, it can be useful to question the assumptions made years earlier – even as young children.  […]

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Finding Balance: Managing the Need for Control

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In my Confidence Catalyst Programme, we are working with Positive Intelligence® to uncover our ‘gremlins.’ Find out which inner saboteurs are holding you back here. This week, I’m looking at the Controller gremlin, and how we can learn to manage our anxiety-driven need for control. The Controller Sophie, a senior project manager in technology, wanted to control everything and became stressed and impatient when

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How to Silence Inner Critic Voices to Lead with Confidence

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We kicked off the Confidence Catalyst programme for women leaders in STEM  a few weeks ago, and I was struck by something one of the professional women mentioned. It’s a hard truth we don’t often talk about: our struggle to silence inner critic voices as we get older. Hard Truths Not Discussed Roberta (not her

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Learning from Failure: Lessons for Women Leaders in STEM

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Your ‘Knocks’ Can Enlighten Others Female business leaders are a unique breed amongst women working in STEM. The most resilient ones are able to take learning from failure to the next level. Leading a team, getting investment, and trying to keep all their ‘balls in the air’ is a challenge. However, there are ways to own your unique

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