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At the height of the pandemic, when virtual conferences were a new thing, world leading ad agency Ogilvy invited me to speak at Nudgestock.

Nudgestock is their annual festival which brings people with an interest in behavioural science together.

So, of course, I took the opportunity to eat a sticky date pudding in front of a global audience.

Um, what?

Was it the first time a speaker had eaten live on stage?

Probably.

But I was making a point.

And it was about the fragmentation of...

I was nervous, of course. 

Approaching the Vice Chairman of Ogilvy, one of the world's most successful advertising agencies, for a blurb for my new book was a little daunting.

But Rory Sutherland is an exceedingly generous and supportive person who told me he'd be delighted.

'Bri Williams is the Linnaeus of human behaviour', he wrote. 'The best taxonomy of the different approaches to understanding human behaviour I have ever seen'.

Wow! 

But...please excuse my...