Sex @ Work

Generative Power in Leadership and Collaboration

Sex @ Work focuses on an under-represented dimension of modern leadership:

the body’s role in power, creativity, and collaboration.

The book, Sex @ Work, is for leaders, founders, creators, and teams who want more clarity, magnetism, influence, and creativity in their body of work.

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Most people are having bad sex at work.

Sex @ Work is a call for good sex at work. Meaning, attuned, high-trust, synergistic collaborations.

With an academically rigorous foundation and stories that expose the hidden dynamics behind both dysfunctional workplace interactions and the practices that cultivate high‑functioning creative force, Sex @ Work exists to interrupt familiar patterns and create space for illumination. Once the underlying mechanics are visible and the illusions fall away, you can consciously embody the same physics that drive innovation, influence, and high‑trust teams.

This work helps people become:

  • more magnetic

  • more attuned

  • more influential

  • more creative

  • more effective

  • more turned on

sexier.

A world of people having good sex at work

We have found that when high-integrity people, oriented toward something beyond themselves start having less repulsive interactions at work and more magnetic turned on interactions… they start having good sex at work. That benefits not just them, but everyone. Their entire body of work; the composition of all the ways they relate and create. Which includes their family, their community, and the cultures they influence.

More people turned on by their work means more people who can see a perspective beyond. With bandwidth for creation.

About Emma

Emma Garrett is a facilitator of embodied leadership, generative power, and somatic clarity for individuals, families, and business operators up to the Fortune 50 President level.

She has worked with tens of thousands of individuals on their body of work, including intimate partnerships with 700+ people from 25 countries. Sex @ Work is a project of Body of Work. She and her lover live in a cabin in Colorado and on a catamaran in the Caribbean.

She was inspired to finally produce this book as a salve and support within the disembodiment that may likely come with the world’s current AI trajectory. May this work serve collective joining.

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