Human Wise – Détails, épisodes et analyse

Welcome to Human Wise, the podcast that explores the commercial advantage of being human at work.

With host Helen Wada, executive coach and founder of The Human Advantage, each episode will explore what being human at work looks like across a wide range of industries, from people in senior management to those on the ground.

This week, Helen is joined by John Cornwell, the Chief Commercial Officer for Ogilvy Worldwide.

They discuss why chemistry and connection are key to building client relationships, how to build high-performing teams by taking a balanced approach to leadership, and why leaders need to take a backseat when dealing with organisational challenges.

Can leaders benefit from saying no more often? How can we move from a transactional relationship with our teams and clients to a more collaborative partnership?

Find out in this episode.

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For more information on John, find him here:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-cornwell-17684822

Website: https://www.ogilvy.com/

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Further links to follow:

Helen Wada: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/helen-wada

The Human Advantage: https://www.thehumanadvantage.co.uk/

Further links to follow:

Helen Wada: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/helen-wada

The Human Advantage: https://www.thehumanadvantage.co.uk/

Welcome to Human Wise, the podcast that explores the commercial advantage of being human at work.

With host Helen Wada, executive coach and founder of The Human Advantage, each episode will explore what being human at work looks like across a wide range of industries, from people in senior management to those on the ground.

This week, Helen is joined by Katherine Watkins, HR professional and senior coach. Together, Katherine and Helen discuss what it truly means to be human at work.

Find out why it’s critical to treat people like grownups, why overcommunicating can help you gain more autonomy, and how we can influence more humane and supportive work environments.

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For more information on Katherine, find her here:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/transformationalhr

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Further links to follow:

Helen Wada: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/helen-wada

The Human Advantage: https://www.thehumanadvantage.co.uk/

Further links to follow:

Helen Wada: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/helen-wada

The Human Advantage: https://www.thehumanadvantage.co.uk/

Welcome to Human Wise, the podcast that explores the commercial advantage of being human at work. 

With host Helen Wada, executive coach and founder of The Human Advantage, each episode will explore what being human at work looks like across a wide range of industries, from people in senior management to those on the ground.

This week, Helen is joined by Nik Dewar, European Sales Director at Samsung. 


They discuss how to build psychological safety in our teams from day one, why the best sales conversations are 80% client-led, and how to be brilliant at the basics.

How can we transfer the psychological safety we have within our teams to our client conversations? If communication really is the foundation of success, how do we actively ensure we’re communicating with authenticity, integrity, and humility?

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For more information on Nik, find him here:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nikdewar/

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Further links to follow:

Helen Wada: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/helen-wada

The Human Advantage: https://www.thehumanadvantage.co.uk/

Further links to follow:

Helen Wada: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/helen-wada

The Human Advantage: https://www.thehumanadvantage.co.uk/

Welcome to Human Wise, the podcast that explores the commercial advantage of being human at work. 

With host Helen Wada, executive coach and founder of The Human Advantage, each episode will explore what being human at work looks like across a wide range of industries, from people in senior management to those on the ground.

This week, Helen is joined by Nancy Glynn. Executive development coach and advisor, Nancy is a Founding Fellow of the Institute Of Coaching and Founder of human-centred high performance leadership consultancy, Dynallia.

They discuss the seismic shift occurring throughout the world, why emotional intelligence is so important in an increasingly AI-driven world, and how we can pause or shift our attention when things get tough.

What is the commercial advantage of mindfulness? And how can we rewrite the narrative in our minds to enable us to show up as our best selves?

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For more information on Nancy, find her here:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nancy-glynn-london/

Dynallia: https://www.dynallia.com/

Institute Of Coaching: https://instituteofcoaching.org/users/nancy-glynn

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Resources mentioned:

Jon Kabat-Zinn: https://jonkabat-zinn.com/

Mindfulness: https://www.mindful.org/everyday-mindfulness-with-jon-kabat-zinn/#aboutv

London City Bankers study: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1002/job.720

Repetitive thoughts research: https://www.psychologytoday.com/gb/blog/family-affair/201712/negative-self-talk-dont-let-it-overwhelm-you

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Further links to follow:

Helen Wada: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/helen-wada

The Human Advantage: https://www.thehumanadvantage.co.uk/

Further links to follow:

Helen Wada: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/helen-wada

The Human Advantage: https://www.thehumanadvantage.co.uk/

Welcome to Human Wise, the podcast that explores the commercial advantage of being human at work.


With host Helen Wada, executive coach and founder of The Human Advantage, each episode will explore what being human at work looks like across a wide range of industries, from people in senior management to those on the ground.


This week, Helen is joined by Georgia Prichard, Civil Liberties paralegal.


How can businesses attract and retain the talent of Gen Z coming into the working world? What will they expect from businesses? And how might they influence the corporate landscape many of us have known for decades?


This week we hear from someone on the ground. Georgia offers an insider view as to exactly what Gen Z expects from a workplace. Join Helen and Georgia as they discuss what motivates young people, how the next generation is going to shape a more human working world, and the benefits of making space at the table for Gen Z.

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For more information on Georgia, find her here:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/georgia-prichard-541272153/

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Further links to follow:

Helen Wada: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/helen-wada

The Human Advantage: https://www.thehumanadvantage.co.uk/

Further links to follow:

Helen Wada: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/helen-wada

The Human Advantage: https://www.thehumanadvantage.co.uk/

Welcome to Human Wise, the podcast that explores the commercial advantage of being human at work. 

With host Helen Wada, executive coach and founder of The Human Advantage, each episode will explore what being human at work looks like across a wide range of industries, from people in senior management to those on the ground.

This week, Helen is joined by Dan Strode, Group Director of Culture and Strategy, Global Human Resources, for Santander Madrid. Dan is also author of The Culture Advantage, which explores how we can empower people to drive innovation.

They discuss breaking the cookie cutter mould, making the most of opportunity, what ice cream can teach us about failure, and living to 100!

With increasingly concerning conversations around the impact of AI, what is the competitive advantage humans have over such technologies? And what is the virtuous circle that begins when we recognise this human advantage?

For more information on Dan, find him here:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danstrodepeopleculturespeaker/?originalSubdomain=es

Website: https://danielstrode.com/

The Culture Advantage: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Culture-Advantage-Empowering-People-Innovation/dp/1398606766

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Resources mentioned:

Barack Obama’s Speech: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_MjccRjErQw&pp=QAFIAQ%3D%3D

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Further links to follow:

Helen Wada: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/helen-wada

The Human Advantage: https://www.thehumanadvantage.co.uk/

Further links to follow:

Helen Wada: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/helen-wada

The Human Advantage: https://www.thehumanadvantage.co.uk/

Welcome to Human Wise, the podcast that explores the commercial advantage of being human at work. 

With host Helen Wada, executive coach and founder of The Human Advantage, each episode will explore what being human at work looks like across a wide range of industries, from people in senior management to those on the ground.

This week, Helen is joined by Cath Bishop, former Olympic rower turned successful business and leadership coach. Cath is author of The Long Win, which in 2020 was listed in the Financial Times’ Top 10 Business Books. 

They discuss the importance of clarity in how we define success, the role of trust and vulnerability in building successful relationships, and how we can cultivate a growth mindset.

Join Helen and Cath as they answer the complex question of how we can define our ambitions in a way that acknowledges our human nature (in flux, ever changing). What’s the difference between finite versus infinite definitions of success? And why should we be careful of metrics?

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For more information on Cath, find her here:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cath-bishop-a0029847/

Website: https://cathbishop.com/

The Long Win: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Long-Win-search-better-succeed/dp/1788601912/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2AI5DNO1O7EAL&keywords=the+long+win&qid=1700588685&s=books&sprefix=the+long+win%2Cstripbooks%2C79&sr=1-1

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Resources mentioned: 

Simon Sinek The Infinite Game: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Infinite-Game-Businesses-Achieve-Long-Lasting/dp/0241295599

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Further links to follow:

Helen Wada: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/helen-wada

The Human Advantage: https://www.thehumanadvantage.co.uk/

Further links to follow:

Helen Wada: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/helen-wada

The Human Advantage: https://www.thehumanadvantage.co.uk/

Welcome to Human Wise, the podcast that explores the commercial advantage of being human at work.

With host Helen Wada, executive coach and founder of The Human Advantage, each episode will explore what being human at work looks like across a wide range of industries, from people in senior management to those on the ground.

We’ll hear from expert coaches, leaders, and business owners to uncover why there is now a commercial imperative to focusing on the human side of business, and how this enables us to advance in our careers and build a culture where people can thrive.

This week, Helen introduces the mission at the heart of the Human-Wise podcast: to help businesses develop a clever vision and a deep understanding of what matters to them, so that as an organisation they can better show up for their employees, their clients, and their stakeholders.

Why is it that profit and pace are associated with negative emotions - and caring, inclusive, innovative mean that people are more actively engaged. Can these objectives not co-exist? Is it true that to deliver financial return in today’s commercial, competitive world, the behaviours required to create a culture of inclusivity, innovation and integrity are left at the door?

Stay tuned for future episodes of Human Wise.

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Further links to follow:

Helen Wada: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/helen-wada

The Human Advantage: https://www.thehumanadvantage.co.uk/

Further links to follow:

Helen Wada: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/helen-wada

The Human Advantage: https://www.thehumanadvantage.co.uk/

Welcome to Human Wise, the podcast that explores the commercial advantage of being human at work.

With host Helen Wada, executive coach and founder of The Human Advantage, each episode will explore what being human at work looks like across a wide range of industries, from people in senior management to those on the ground.

This week, Helen is joined by Laura Neilsen, HR professional and senior coach. Laura is an advocate for neuro-inclusivity both in the workplace and at schools. She’s also the Founder of SenVisible, a service that highlights the invisible experiences of parenting/caring for those with special needs and disabilities.

Together, Laura and Helen discuss the building blocks of a neuro-inclusive workplace, how we can set the stage for more empathetic, results-driven conversations around neurodiversity, and why curiosity is the key to promoting inclusion in the workplace.

What does neuro-inclusivity actually look like in action? And how can we, as leaders, make a difference?

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For more information on Laura, find her here:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/laura-nielsen-32846b4

Website: https://senvisible.co.uk/

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Further links to follow:

Helen Wada: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/helen-wada

The Human Advantage: https://www.thehumanadvantage.co.uk/

Further links to follow:

Helen Wada: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/helen-wada

The Human Advantage: https://www.thehumanadvantage.co.uk/

Welcome to Human Wise, the podcast that explores the commercial advantage of being human at work.

With host Helen Wada, executive coach and founder of The Human Advantage, each episode will explore what being human at work looks like across a wide range of industries, from people in senior management to those on the ground.

This week, Helen is joined by Pete Mosley, coach, facilitator and speaker. Pete is an advocate for quiet inclusion,  an ICF PCC certified coach, and a lead tutor on the acclaimed Barefoot Coaching Ltd. ICF/postgraduate certificate in Business and Personal coaching. 

They discuss how the workplace can be more inclusive for quiet people – and why it should be, the WAIT method for critical self-analysis, and ways in which quiet people can collaborate to amplify their voice.

Is the corporate world set up for extroverted people? Are quiet people more at risk of stress and burnout due to masking? And how can we make room for more thoughtful decision-making?

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For more information on Pete, find him here:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/petemosley/

Website: https://www.petemosley.com/

The Art Of Shouting Quietly: https://amzn.to/3T2brrJ

A Quiet Person’s Guide (To Life And Work): https://amzn.to/42ELPW5

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Further links to follow:

Helen Wada: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/helen-wada

The Human Advantage: https://www.thehumanadvantage.co.uk/

Further links to follow:

Helen Wada: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/helen-wada

The Human Advantage: https://www.thehumanadvantage.co.uk/