Psychology, Performance and What Wellbeing Actually Means for Men — Truuman Podcast Ep 84
About this episode
Award-winning psychologist. Entrepreneur. The first Black British scientist to become a Kavli Fellow of the National Academy of Sciences.
Lee Chambers is founder of Essentialise Workplace Wellbeing and a global expert in male allyship, inclusive wellbeing, and performance psychology. His background spans corporate finance, local government, and elite sport. Clients include John Lewis, PwC, and Reebok. He's been featured in The Times, Newsweek, and Thrive Global.
In this episode: what wellbeing actually means for men versus what the industry tells them it means. Why inclusive wellbeing isn't a soft concept. It's a performance one. The link between psychological safety and the decisions men make. And what most organisations get badly wrong when they try to support male employees.
Wellbeing without context is noise. Lee cuts through it.
Lee Chambers: leechambers.org | essentialise.co.uk
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