Jun 12, 2026 · 40 min · 11 segments
What does it take to navigate the balance between people and performance in a fast-moving, high-pressure digital fashion giant? In our latest podcast episode, Emma Boswell, Senior Consultant at The…
Ras VaghjianiGuest
Emma BoswellHost
You're right, this is a topic I'm absolutely passionate about, and it really comes from probably my upbringing and my family around, actually.

And actually, I've just taken the same concept and the same approach and applied it to work.

And also, why are you doing this? You're doing this to support your family and your own personal development and growth.

So for me, there's no delineation around actually how do I approach my life outside of work and in work and staying consistent and true to that.

that's what's really created the passion and the drive I don't feel like I'm two different people you know when people say oh I'm very different outside of work inside of work I'm not you'll see the same razz in both environments that's what's behind my drive and passion

for this so I love that that real piece around we are one human being and we have one life and we come and we can get joy and development and thrive both at home and at work and those things are interconnected for us all

Funnily enough, something my coach surfaced a long time ago around, you know, this need to sort of see others thrive and grow has really also come from being the first generation to be born in this country.

So there was no way I was going to sacrifice my opportunity because I'm in a very privileged position with what my family have provided for me.

And if I want to share some of that within work, so when I see that opportunity, and sort of like a domino effect and then almost infectious within the organisation.

It's actually watching others grow and seeing the impact that they have because

So your passion for creating opportunity and allowing people to grab that opportunity to be at their best.

And I look at her and go, what kind of working environment are you going to enter into in the years to come? And what can we do now to make sure it's the best environment for her?

You're right, this is a topic I'm absolutely passionate about, and it really comes from probably my upbringing and my family around, actually.

And actually, I've just taken the same concept and the same approach and applied it to work.

And also, why are you doing this? You're doing this to support your family and your own personal development and growth.

So for me, there's no delineation around actually how do I approach my life outside of work and in work and staying consistent and true to that.

that's what's really created the passion and the drive I don't feel like I'm two different people you know when people say oh I'm very different outside of work inside of work I'm not you'll see the same razz in both environments that's what's behind my drive and passion

for this so I love that that real piece around we are one human being and we have one life and we come and we can get joy and development and thrive both at home and at work and those things are interconnected for us all

Funnily enough, something my coach surfaced a long time ago around, you know, this need to sort of see others thrive and grow has really also come from being the first generation to be born in this country.

So there was no way I was going to sacrifice my opportunity because I'm in a very privileged position with what my family have provided for me.

And if I want to share some of that within work, so when I see that opportunity, and sort of like a domino effect and then almost infectious within the organisation.

It's actually watching others grow and seeing the impact that they have because

So your passion for creating opportunity and allowing people to grab that opportunity to be at their best.

And I look at her and go, what kind of working environment are you going to enter into in the years to come? And what can we do now to make sure it's the best environment for her?
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