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Ten Steps Ahead: What Separates Successful Business Visionaries from the Rest of Us Erik Calonius Format: Hardcover, 256pp. ISBN: 9781591843764 Publisher: Portfolio Hardcover Pub. Date: March 17, 2011 Average Customer Review: For Bulk Orders Call: 626-441-2024 Description and Reviews From The Publisher: How do the most extraordinary entrepreneurs create a bold vision for the future-and follow through against all setbacks? Visionaries like Steve Jobs and Thomas Edison are the stuff of legend. Yet we still fumble in describing what they actually do. Drawing on recent insights from neuroscience about the roles that intuition, emotional intelligence, and courage can play, Ten Steps Ahead reveals what makes visionaries tick and how they develop and use their extraordinary powers. We learn, for instance,
Erik Calonius, who has interviewed many of the greatest living visionaries across disciplines and industries, weaves together their stories, highlights their shared attributes, and draws on science to help us understand what sets them apart and shows how we too can see (and make) the future. It's not that some people can magically see opportunities—it's that the rest of us are blind to the ones around us. About the Author Erik Calonius is a former reporter, editor, and London correspondent for The Wall Street Journal and served as an editor and writer for Fortune, where he was nominated for the National Magazine Award. He collaborated with Dan Ariely on Predictably Irrational and is the author of The Wanderer. |
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