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Expert commentary and speaking on confidence, career development, leadership influence and the human side of navigating change.
Latasha Baynham is a Career Transition & Leadership Confidence Coach, facilitator and speaker specialising in confidence, career development, leadership influence and navigating change.
Drawing on nearly 20 years' experience partnering with senior leaders in global organisations, alongside her work with individuals and organisations today, she regularly contributes expert commentary on career transitions, confidence, decision-making, leadership and the human side of change.
Browse recent features, podcasts and expert commentary below.
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“Women are getting 'promotion burnout' – is there really an ambition gap?”
Yahoo! Finance
Expert Contributor | April 2026
Quoted in a feature exploring whether women are becoming less motivated to pursue promotions. Latasha shared insights on the hidden costs of advancement, leadership scrutiny, workplace bias, and why many women are increasingly asking not "Can I do it?" but "Is it worth it?"
“5 surprising things women who genuinely love their jobs do every day”
Stylist
Expert Contributor | June 2026
Latasha was featured by Stylist as a career transition and leadership confidence expert, sharing insights on why women who genuinely enjoy their work pay attention to frustration as valuable information rather than ignoring it, and how healthy boundaries can lead to greater fulfilment at work.
“25 genius ways to have a cheap summer (while still having fun)”
The i Paper
Expert Contributor | July 2026
Latasha shares a practical tip on making family days out more affordable, highlighting simple ways to uncover concession schemes, accessibility programmes and community initiatives that many people don't realise exist.
“5 ways to become a better problem solver”
Happiful Magazine
Featured Expert Contributor | May 2026
Featured in print and online as an expert contributor in an article on problem-solving and decision-making, sharing practical strategies to help people think more clearly, navigate uncertainty and move from reactive problem-solving to intentional action.
Redundancy: When you’re wondering if you might be next
Life Coach Directory
Featured Article | Feb 2026
Redundancy expert, Latasha Baynham shares ways to cope with redundancy uncertainty, ease workplace anxiety and stay grounded while the future feels unclear.
You’ve just been made redundant - Now what?
Life Coach Directory
Featured Article | March 2026
Redundancy can bring uncertainty, shock and difficult decisions. Redundancy expert, Latasha Baynham discusses how to regain steadiness, process the change and approach what comes next.
Thriving after redundancy: when the ending becomes a beginning
Life Coach Directory
Featured Article | May 2026
Redundancy can affect confidence, identity and well-being. Redundancy expert, Latasha Baynham discusses how rebuilding after job loss can open new possibilities and purpose.
Podcast Interview: “When You've Achieved It All and Something Still Feels Off”
The Soulful Catalyst with Joanna Ingram | Podcast Guest | April 2026
Discussed confidence, career crossroads and the hidden challenges facing high-achieving women who appear successful on paper but know something needs to change. Topics included identity, redundancy, self-trust and making the next bold move.
“Why are women penalised for success?”
The Split Shift
Expert Contributor | July 2026
Latasha shares expert insight with The Split Shift on why successful women are often penalised for their achievements at work, and exploring the psychological impact of workplace bias, leadership perceptions and the hidden costs of ambition.
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