Embodied habits matter deeply, as illustrated powerfully in Roberts' timely new book.
Financial Times
A humanistic perspective on tech
Maria Bezaitis, Intel
An incredibly thoughtful and thought-provoking book about the power of not over-thinking
Charles Leadbeater, social innovator and author
'Has the potential to change the way you think about understanding people'
Martha Cotton, Fjord/Accenture
Roberts shows us that our bodies, as well as our minds, have a vital role to play in the contribution that human beings make
Stefan Stern, author of How To Be A Better Leader
An excellent and delightfully readable book
Christian Madsbjerg, Professor of Applied Humanities
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.
Genevieve Bell
A lovely account that explains why executives, financiers, policy makers (and everybody else) needs to embrace walking in someone else's shoes
Guardian