Scott Berkun Books
Scott Berkun has written six popular books on creativity, leadership, philosophy and speaking, and is a regular blog contributor for Harvard Business and BusinessWeek. He was formerly a co-host on CNBC’s The Business of Innovation, and taught creativity at the University of Washington.
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What's The Myths of Innovation about?
The Myths of Innovation (2007) addresses common misconceptions about what it takes to become a successful innovator. Borrowing real-life examples from both recent business history and the arts, Berkun reveals where good ideas really come from.
Who should read The Myths of Innovation?
- Managers who want to support innovation in the workplace
- Those looking to increase the success of their innovative ideas
- Creative people struggling with inspiration
Making Things Happen
What's Making Things Happen about?
Making Things Happen by Scott Berkun is a practical guide to project management. It offers valuable insights and strategies for turning ideas into reality, overcoming obstacles, and leading successful projects. Whether you're a seasoned project manager or just starting out, this book provides actionable advice and real-world examples to help you make things happen.
Who should read Making Things Happen?
- Individuals interested in project management and leadership
- Professionals looking for practical strategies to successfully execute projects
- Entrepreneurs and business owners seeking insights on turning ideas into reality