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A fascinating and revelatory look at how our bodies learn unconsciously and how understanding this can transform our lives.
Embodied habits matter deeply, as illustrated powerfully in Roberts' timely new book.
A humanistic perspective on tech
An incredibly thoughtful and thought-provoking book about the power of not over-thinking
'Has the potential to change the way you think about understanding people'
Roberts shows us that our bodies, as well as our minds, have a vital role to play in the contribution that human beings make
An excellent and delightfully readable book
This book is as timely as it is important. Bodies have always mattered but it takes a voice as clear as Simon Roberts to remind us of just how very much, and why embodiment should be a critical part of all our conversations about the future.
A lovely account that explains why executives, financiers, policy makers (and everybody else) needs to embrace walking in someone else's shoes
Simon Roberts is one the world's leading anthropologists in business. He advises some of the largest global organisations, including Intel, Facebook, Spotify, Google and many other Fortune 500 companies, through his London-based consultancy, Stripe Partners. His work has been covered by the Financial Times, The Wall Street Journal and BBC Radio 4. This is his first book. He lives with his wife and three children in East Sussex.
Embodied habits matter deeply, as illustrated powerfully in Roberts' timely new book.
A humanistic perspective on tech
An incredibly thoughtful and thought-provoking book about the power of not over-thinking
'Has the potential to change the way you think about understanding people'
Roberts shows us that our bodies, as well as our minds, have a vital role to play in the contribution that human beings make
An excellent and delightfully readable book
This book is as timely as it is important. Bodies have always mattered but it takes a voice as clear as Simon Roberts to remind us of just how very much, and why embodiment should be a critical part of all our conversations about the future.
A lovely account that explains why executives, financiers, policy makers (and everybody else) needs to embrace walking in someone else's shoes
Simon Roberts is one the world's leading anthropologists in business. He advises some of the largest global organisations, including Intel, Facebook, Spotify, Google and many other Fortune 500 companies, through his London-based consultancy, Stripe Partners. His work has been covered by the Financial Times, The Wall Street Journal and BBC Radio 4. This is his first book. He lives with his wife and three children in East Sussex.