Experiential Intelligence provides an enlightening look at achieving personal and professional success and satisfaction.

President & CEO, KQED, PBS Public Media, San FranciscoMichael Isip

Experiential Intelligence is the “third leg of the stool”, along with IQ and EQ, to comprehensively assess and build the disruptive capacity of your employees and organization.

Executive Vice Chairman, Tupperware Brands & Former CEO, Herbalife NutritionRich Goudis

“Learning by doing” has long been a tenet of the educational process as it motivates and promotes participation. I am grateful to finally have a book that provides concrete examples of how experiential learning can shape the mindsets, abilities, and skills that not only help students succeed, but can also lead to personal growth, development, and success for the adults who work with them!

Superintendent, Salem New Hampshire Public School DistrictMaura Palmer
Reframing who and how we hire is more important than ever! With shifting strategies, priorities and a quickly changing world, companies should be looking at the metrics for employees that really matter. Experiential Intelligence is the ultimate guide to equip leaders to know who has the talent they need to propel their business into the future.
Thinkers50 #1 Executive Coach and New York Times bestselling author of The Earned Life, Triggers, and What Got You Here Won’t Get You ThereDr. Marshall Goldsmith

A long overdue blueprint to more intentionally access the mindsets, abilities, and know-how gained from your unique life experience. I highly recommend that you add this book to your learning journey.

Vice President, Talent & Development, Amazon Web Services & Former Chief Talent Officer at General MotorsMichael J. Arena

Leveraging Experiential Intelligence is the new imperative for unlocking the peak potential of individuals, teams, and organizations.

Chief Marketing Officer of Australia & New Zealand, AccentureCarrie Smith

In a world in which false assumptions are regularly at play in human relations, this book mines the treasures latent in all human beings and helps us welcome unknown talent in ourselves and others.

President, Women Forward InternationalKent Packard-Davis

Many successful performers don’t have Ivy League degrees, so there are clearly indicators of readiness beyond academic credentials. So, what is the comparative value of 15 years of experience? Does Experiential Intelligence deliver something a prestigious college degree does not? These are important questions to consider. From an equity perspective, we also know that both race and socioeconomics can unfairly limit education and career potential. This understanding helps companies recalibrate for and reconsider individual potential, while delivering improved access to untapped talent pools.

Executive Vice President & Chief Human Resources Officer, California State Automobile Association Insurance GroupMelissa Jones

Experiential Intelligence provides an approach for how to gain self-awareness into your unique assets to foster both personal and professional growth. Soren’s book gives keen insights into how the experiences we have form our current mindsets and how to examine our own self-limiting beliefs.

Senior Vice President, Talent Leaning and Insights, 3MKathryn J. Coleman, Ph.D

Soren artfully blends concrete research with compelling storytelling to clearly show what leads to higher performance as a leader and for your organization.

Group Vice President, HCA HealthcareJuan Sanchez