Create the Future + the Innovation Handbook: Tactics for Disruptive Thinking

Very interesting and inspiring

Not formatted for Kindle. Which beats the purpose.

Unreadable on Kindle. Given the subject matter at hand, how utterly bizarre.

Es un libro muy explícito, pero sobre todo con metodología practica para quienes quieran marcar una diferencia en su industria. Además, su narrativa es muy entretenida haciendo amena la lectura.

Libro mal editado, peor impreso, escrito rápido (se nota) con ganas de vender y hacer autopromo del site Trendhunter. No aporta nada nuevo, está lleno de ilustraciones para acompañar la poca "chicha" que hay. Lo terminas de leer y te quedas igual.

I stumbled across this book one night while boredom shopping on AMAZON, and thought I could apply some of the info to my job as an IT Product Manager. I'm about 50 pages into the first side (there's TWO books), and I LOVE IT. I just got done buying a copy for my team of 1, and plan to give my copy to my boss when I'm done.You just can't overstate how useful the modern layout of this book is. My anxiety stays near the red zone, so even knowing I have a book i need to finish can tense my muscles, but not this one. The layout REALLY makes it low-pressure. It's designed so you can pick it up, open to a random page, and gleam a useful insight. It's packed with ideas to get your team moving, regardless of your industry. I look forward to reading a few pages every evening as I wind down, instead of boredom shopping on Amazon. 🤣 I've included some pics to illustrate what you can expect when you flip to random pages.

This book is amazing, really incredible insights for a quickly changing business landscape. This book is written in a way that allows you to read both cover to cover or be able to pick up turn to a headline and get actionable exercises. If you want to look for a playbook to get your team to look outside the box or you want to encourage your own disruptive thinking I can’t recommend this book enough.

To much of copy-paste from his book on chaos and obsolete exemple (corona, Intel) but a grat visual book for beginners in the innovation world