Business Genius: Deceptively simple ways to sharpen your business thinking - Softcover

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James Bannerman is a Creative Change Agent who combines creativity with psychology to help businesses innovate. As an Innovation Consultant he has worked with many leading organisations such as British Airways, Orange, Starbucks, Rolls-Royce, HSBC and Takeda, as well as at the National Space Centre on a mission to Mars. He also lectures on business ‘innovation, creativity, and enterprise’ on the MBA programmes at Warwick Business School.

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You can be a Business Genius. And the good news is that it isn't that hard. In fact, Business Gen!us makes it fun.

Inside this book are the secrets to more inner genius at work. They ll help you spot opportunities, pole-vault problems, get creative and surprise others by turning the ordinary into the extraordinary and the impossible into possible.

Through an array of highly original and powerful psychological techniques, you ll soon start to improve:

Yourself: boost your focus, confidence, resilience and time-management skills

Your business: drive, grow and hone your competitive advantage, innovation and collaboration

Your impact: develop your influence, creativity, negotiation and leadership skills

Blast through the blocks that hold you back and discover the clever, cunning tips and strategies that everyone from Disney to Danone and Ferrari to Fabergé are using. Then turn theory into action, sharpen your skills and take your Business Genius thinking to an amazing new level.

'A comprehensive book on business thinking behaviour. Every reader should get something from it.'

Edward de Bono, author of Lateral Thinking

'This concentrated book of power inducts the ambitious entrepreneur into the secrets of how to do it yourself.'  

Tony Buzan, inventor of Mind Mapping

'If you have an idea and want to make it happen, this is the book for you.'

Ray Keene OBE, The Times  

'Full of anecdotes, case studies and memorable quotes that makes it like no other self-help and business book.'

Adrian Furnham, Professor of Psychology