Your Next Big Idea: Improve Your Creativity and Problem-Solving

From a freelance journalist whose work appears in The New York Times, The Washington Post, and The Wall Street Journal comes Your Next Big Idea.

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• 2022 International Rubery Book Award Grand Prize Shortlist
• 2022 Eric Hoffer Awards First Horizon Award Winner, 2022 Eric Hoffer Awards Reference Category Winner, 2022 Eric Hoffer Awards Grand Prize Shortlist
• 2022 Independent Press Awards Winner: Best Debut Nonfiction
• 2022 Global Ebook Awards: Grand Prize Legacy Award for Non-fiction
• 2022 Next Generation Indie Book Awards: Career Genre Book of the Year
• 2022 NYC Big Book Award Category Winner: Best How-To Book
• 2022 National Indie Excellence Awards - Education Book of the Year
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• 2021 Living Now Mind Award Winner
• Nonfiction Authors Association Gold Medal Book Award
• 2021 Readers' Favorite International Book Award Contest - Marketing Book of the Year
• Independent Author Network Book of The Year Awards - 2021 Business, Finance, and Sales Book of the Year
• Award Winner in Personal Growth & Development - 2021 International Impact Book Awards
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• How-To Category Summer 2021 Pinnacle Book Achievement Award
• Award Winner in Business - 2021 International Impact Book Awards

This book is carbon negative.

From an author who has written for Business 2 Community & Advertising Week comes a book featured by Yahoo!, Booklist Magazine, Publishers Weekly, ABC's Good Morning Washington, Thrive Global, multiple affiliates of CBS, Fox and NBC.

This non-fiction business and self-help creativity guide encourages innovation in aspiring entrepreneurs and business leaders. Have you ever looked at a product and thought, 'Why didn't I think of that?' or, 'I'm just not a creative person!' Improve problem-solving skills and increase the effectiveness of knowledge management in your organization to come up with the next game-changing idea to hit the market!

In this book you will:

• Learn how others innovate by examining the world around them
• Practice asking questions, and see how to recognize details in observations
• Complete creative exercises to get into the right mindset
• Understand the importance of sharing ideas, and assessing their feasibility

Fueling You to Find: Your Next Big Idea

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As a writer, you can find my work in The New York Times, Washington Post, and Wall Street Journal.So, what makes me someone to learn about the creation of ideas from? Throughout my career, I have seen how the idea process works in all different sized companies. I have started multiple startups both as part of a team and by myself. One of the companies I was a co-founder of was Wundershirt, which at its peak sold athletic training clothing to Olympic athletes prepping for the 2016 Olympics. I also have worked for a company that was part of the INC 5000 fastest growing companies. Here I was selected to be a part of the R&D team to help work towards developing new products. Working at a fast-growing company you can see how the ideas come to be and problems are handled by members of a successful small business team. Finally, I have worked on business development for a company part of Fortune's Future 50 list and Fortune's Fortune 500 list.In my career, I have been watching and creating ideas for all levels of business from the startup phase, to the high-growth phase, and even for large companies. This has allowed me to have a unique perspective on the idea process and allowed me to look at the whole idea of creativity, problem-solving, ideation, and innovativeness from an angle that most people have not seen.While most of the time I am at work when I am not working though you probably can find me at an amusement park, playing board games, or drinking coffee from a local coffee shop. If you have any shared interests or questions on my writing please reach out to me sam@yournextbigideabook.com.