"The good news is, innovators inside large companies can access the same tools as entrepreneurs," the authors note near the end of the book. "They can combine those tools with hard-earned assets of scale. And that combination can be absolutely magical." After making my way through this enthusiastic yet captivating treatise on the confusing yet ultimately inspiring world of contemporary commerce, I could not agree more. Highly recommended." &#8212 Bowling Green Daily News

"Making creativity a habit may seem like a paradox, but that is exactly the case the authors make in Eat, Sleep, Innovate. The timing of the book's release could not have been better. While we have all intuitively understood the need to innovate, COVID-19 has created a world where creativity is an essential pillar for thriving." &#8212 TD magazine (Association for Talent Development)

Advance Praise for Eat, Sleep, Innovate:

"If you want to unleash more creativity in your organization, you can't simply tell people what you want; you need to create a culture that emboldens them to behave like innovators. And you need to trust that this is what they want to do. If your goal is to promote new ways of thinking, Eat, Sleep, Innovate is an indispensable guide. I highly recommend it." &#8212 Ed Catmull, cofounder, Pixar; retired President, Pixar and Walt Disney Animation Studios; and coauthor, Creativity, Inc.

"Culture change does not come from a wish or a prayer. It can only happen through an orchestrated program that changes and shapes people's behavior. Eat, Sleep, Innovate presents a great way to achieve behavioral change through BEANs. The approach is unconventional but, trust me, it works!" &#8212 Piyush Gupta, CEO, DBS Bank

"This dynamic read offers practical exercises and principles you can use to create an environment that fosters innovation and delivers extraordinary results. Eat, Sleep, Innovate expertly blends creative insights with intriguing case studies. I highly recommend it." &#8212 James Quincey, Chairman and CEO, The Coca-Cola Company

"Innovation has never been more important. Always motivated by the need to produce new products and services that fuel growth expectations and satisfy ever-shifting customer needs, today's companies must navigate a host of new challenges in the face of the dramatic uncertainty brought on by the global pandemic and widespread social unrest. This compelling and engaging guide serves as a timely and powerful resource for making innovation an organizational habit." &#8212 Amy C. Edmondson, Novartis Professor of Leadership and Management, Harvard Business School; author, The Fearless Organization

"This book is a wonderful reference on how to craft an innovation culture and help normal organizations do extraordinary things. Use it to unlock your team's innovation power." &#8212 Alexander Osterwalder, cofounder and CEO, Strategyzer; bestselling author; and cocreator, the Business Model Canvas

Auteur

Scott D. Anthony is a senior partner at the growth-strategy consulting firm Innosight and author of Dual Transformation, The Little Black Book of Innovation, and The First Mile, among several other books. Paul Cobban is Chief Data and Transformation Officer at DBS Bank, based in Singapore. Natalie Painchaud is Director of Learning at Innosight. Andy Parker is a partner at Innosight.

You can find Scott Anthony on Twitter at @ScottDAnthony.

Texte du rabat

From the author of The Little Black Book of Innovation , a new guide for using the power of habit to build a culture of innovation