This Human Life

This week we explore how to cultivate insight. An important ability to lead intuitively. Whether you're designing or leading people, having insight helps you be more effective in achieving great outcomes.

This is the fifth episode of This Human Life podcast by Melis Senova. An authentic reflection on being human. Intended as an intimate (one-way) conversation about the quirkiness of being human and why we do the things we do.

Music by the very talented Mark Wright and Michael Juler. Much gratitude for your gift.

This week we explore the power of beliefs, and their impact on our thoughts and actions. We explore how we can have more autonomy over how we lead, design and well, live.

This is the fourth episode of This Human Life podcast by Melis Senova. An authentic reflection on being human. Intended as an intimate (one-way) conversation about the quirkiness of being human and why we do the things we do.

Music by the very talented Mark Wright and Michael Juler. Much gratitude for your gift.

The third episode of This Human Life podcast by Melis Senova. An authentic reflection on being human. Intended as an intimate (one-way) conversation about the quirkiness of being human and why we do the things we do.

This week we explore uncertainty and why we should cultivate the ability to be ok with not knowing.

Music is the next version of the prototype track created by the very talented Mark Wright and Michael Juler.

The second episode of This Human Life podcast by Melis Senova. An authentic reflection on being human. Intended as an intimate (one-way) conversation about the quirkiness of being human and why we do the things we do.

This week we explore attachment and letting go, and how these show up in our work as designers and our lives as humans.

Music is a prototype track created by the very talented Mark Wright and Michael Juler. Wait until you hear the finished piece!

The very first episode of This Human Life podcast by Melis Senova. An intimate reflection on being human. Intended as an intimate (one-way) conversation about the quirkiness of being human and why we do the things we do. Occasional references to neuroscience, leadership, design and awkward situations.

Music is a prototype track created by the very talented Mark Wright and Michael Juler. Wait until you hear the finished piece!