Consciously Human The Podcast

What does it really mean to be visible at work?

Doing great work is important, but is it enough to be recognised, trusted, and considered for the opportunities you want?

In Season 4, Episode 11 of Consciously Human, I’m joined by David Njeri, Visibility & Influence Strategist, for a conversation about the art of intentional professional visibility.

We’ll explore the difference between being visible and simply being seen, how we communicate our value without performing for approval, and what it takes to build influence while staying authentic to who you are.

Because sometimes, the gap between your performance and your next opportunity isn’t capability. It’s visibility.

🎙️ The Art of Intentional Professional Visibility

with David Njeri

📅 October 7th

🕘 9 AM

🎧 Spotify & Apple Podcasts

Come have the conversation with us.

Psychosocial risk at work is about more than stress. It’s about the systems, cultures, relationships and working conditions that shape how people experience work.

In Season 4, Episode 10 of Consciously Human, I’m joined by Alice Njambi, Founder & CEO of Conscious Works, for a conversation about understanding psychosocial risk, workplace mental wellness, and what it really takes to create healthier workplaces.

We’ll explore what organizations often miss, the role of leaders in psychological health and safety, and how we can move beyond simply talking about wellbeing to actually building it into the way we work.

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What if some of the friction we've worked so hard to eliminate is actually essential to being human?

For Season 4, Episode 9 of Consciously Human, I had the opportunity to sit down with Dr. Robert Carter, medical scientist and co-author of The Morning Mind and The Convenience Trap, for a conversation about reclaiming consciousness from convenience.

We explored:

• The integration of mind and body

• Why we need to move beyond seeing the body as a machine to optimize

• The hidden cost of constant convenience

• The A.L.I.V.E. framework and passive consumption

• Using our neurobiology to return to the present

• Conscious communication when we're stressed or overwhelmed

• And how to pursue growth without losing self-acceptance

At the heart of the conversation was a simple but challenging question:

Are we becoming better at optimizing our lives while becoming less present in them?

AI is here to stay and just like when the internet was introduced, many things, both professionally and socially will change as a result. The question now becomes, do we let AI dictate out humanity or can we use AI to make sure we Stay Human?

Helen Edwards is here to answer this question and shed some light on this conversation from over a decade of professional experience.

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Noel finally has her son, then adulting came knocking... But there's light at the end of the tunnel

Out on 21st June. Podcast links on bio 🔗

#ConsciouslyHuman #Relearn #Reform

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Change and loss are two things that we don't simply cruise through and Noel has had to consistently deal with them. It's a tough journey, but part two comes with some light at the end of the tunnel. Stay tuned...

Follow Noel on socials as tagged from post collaborations.

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In a world where we no longer stay in one job for more than 5 years and AI shaking job security, what does the future of work look like?

On this episode, I have a sit down with @julie_fedele as we break down the different ways we can build a portfolio career without necessarily quiting you day jobs.

You can find Julie Fedele on Instagram, Tiktok and LinkedIn to interact with her content and work.

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The work of inner transformation isn't easy. It needs time but most importantly it needs help, and that's one of the areas we explored intimately on this episode.

Listen on.

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Productivity strategies don't work the same way for all of us. This is why your favourite influencer is not your best coach. Have you ever tried analyzing your situation based on reality instead?

Cecilia Bosire, A consistency and accountability coach doesn't just speak about it. She lives it. She understands that 5 minutes doing a quick exercise is better than not starting at all because you thought you needed 30 minutes to make it count.

So let's talk about it.

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In our limited understanding, life can indeed feel complicated. But looking back at what we thought we wanted and realising that it was for our greater good that we didn't get it, we realise Life is merely complex. The little things can turn into big things with time and maybe that's the reason why trusting the infinite unknown is not such a bad idea.

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