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IdeaSpotting: How to Find Your Next Great Idea

IdeaSpotting: How to Find Your Next Great Idea

Current price: $16.49
Publication Date: November 25th, 2013
Publisher:
MacHillock Publishing
ISBN:
9780974499659
Pages:
256

Description

Positioning ideas as the fuel of business success and personal fulfillment, this indispensable resource helps readers find creative fuel by helping them discover insights and develop habits that lead to more and better ideas. Written in a punchy style with easily digestible single-page messages, the book inspires creativity simply through the way it looks and feels, but it is also packed with stories, interviews, quotes, tips, exercises, and real-world examples that show readers how to think outside the box—and then throw away the box. With an emphasis on listening and learning, the book demonstrates the importance of stepping outside of daily ruts and showcases the value of exploration though local and long-distance travel. Additional skills covered include the finding of ideas in nature, learning from one's mistakes, digging beneath the surface, and thinking more positively.

About the Author

Sam Harrison is a speaker who teaches creativity, writing, and presentation skills classes for brand communicators. He is a former senior vice president of creative services for an S&P 500 firm and has worked with such clients and associates as the National Football League, Major League Baseball, Hallmark, Hasbro, Merrill Lynch, and John Denver Environmental Groups. He is the author of IdeaSelling and ZING!. He lives in Atlanta.

Praise for IdeaSpotting: How to Find Your Next Great Idea

"One idea is all you need to change your life; this book shows you how to find it."  —Brian Tracy, author, Getting Rich Your Own Way

"If the best way to find a good idea is to find lots of ideas, then here's the best guidebook I know for your hunt."  —Brian Collins, founder, Collins branding and design

"Exercise for the brain is just as important as exercise for the body. In IdeaSpotting, Sam Harrison stretches your mental muscles in a way you'll never forget."  —Al Ries, author, The Origins of Brands