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The Blueprint: Reviving Innovation, Rediscovering Risk, and Rescuing the Free Market (Hardcover)
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The Innovative Team: Unleashing Creative Potential for Breakthrough Results (Hardcover)
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Think Unstuck (Paperback)
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Transformative Entrepreneurs: How Walt Disney, Steve Jobs, Muhammad Yunus, and Other Innovators Succeeded (Hardcover)
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Iconoclast: A Neuroscientist Reveals How to Think Differently (Hardcover)
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The Future of Value: How Sustainability Creates Value Through Competitive Differentiation (Kindle Edition)
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The Art of the Idea: And How It Can Change Your Life (Hardcover)
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Fragile Innovation: Episodes in Greek Design History (Paperback)
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Next What's In (Kindle Edition)
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Review & Description
The High points
People respond to situations in life through stereotyped thoughts which come automatically and compulsively to them. These are nothing but boxes or traps. We simply follow them.
As we grow, we pick up different boxes in life and keep responding from them.
Thinking out of the box does help us to think differently but it still remains superficial, polluted and limited. The real solution to lead is to dissolve the box naturally.
Next What’s In breaks all established myths about oneself, religion, science, life, management, entrepreneurship, and economics: they’ve become irrelevant,incompatible and outdated.
God and religion: Know God and his grand design. Question and replace your static god, stop begging all the time. Meet the dynamic God who is friendly smart and helpful.
Love: We don’t love anyone. We only love our desires. Anyone who falls in our magnetic field is mistaken to be loved. Let’s learn to really love and live.
Science: Give science a direction it badly lacks. Experience the Law of Everything. Respond through the Universal Intelligence giving rise to all scientific laws.
Management: Get back your strategic edge to take on all threats and opportunities. Integrate right now with the Universal Laws managing the entire Universe. Give Management a refreshing new dimension and make it future ready.
Economics: The basic tools and assumptions of economics are challenged and a natural alternative is provided for an inclusive and sustainable growth relevant for future leaders.
Purpose and Scope
Next What’s In is packed with research, practical advice . . . and examples. It’s a step-by-step guide to realistic change.
Next What’s In is a real need of the hour.
Why ?
To free ourselves from our tricky love of vicious traps dragging us
To break all myths holding us back
To design solutions in personal and professional life through Universal Intelligence
To dissolve all our boxes
To de-pollute decisions
To discover and obtain solutions for unanswered questions
To reclaim ourselves by bringing in intelligence, vibrancy and freedom to life
To reposition ourselves
To become a real and natural leader
The Special Effects
Next What’s In is full of real life examples which you can very well relate to It is full of simple and lucid illustrations for a better, deeper and a clearer understanding. The language is lucid and technical jargons are avoided for a simpler understanding.
The Innovation
You will experience live innovation while reading the chapters in the book. There is innovation in every aspect of the like the idea itself, the way it is presented, the way situations in life is dealt, the way the chapters are written, illustrations are presented and case studies are dealt.
The End of the book and the beginning of a vibrant life
We feel a book should end in practical real life change where the ideas discussed in the book can be implemented. The last chapter facilitates in doing exactly this. The last chapter is on “UI World Vision 2030”. You participate in the Vision by helping yourself. It is not a dream but a mission.
Reviews
Next What’s In is a book that exhorts the reader to leap beyond the truisms that shackle his creativity
- Mint - The Wall Street Journal
Sharma’s idea of ‘dissolving the boxes’ is unique and effective.
- Hindustan Times
The book takes a look at the aspirations and concerns in our personal and professional life. Packed with research, advice and examples... it acts as a guide through ups and downs of life.
- Times of India
After turning a few pages you realise it is a believable guide to realistic change.
- The Hindu
This new book even makes thinking out of the box passé. It advocates dissolving all boxes, reclaiming and repositioning oneself, while tuning into the Universal law of Intelligence to achieve objectives.
- Business Line
It’s about simple solutions for a better and vibrant life.
- Financial Express
The High points
People respond to situations in life through stereotyped thoughts which come automatically and compulsively to them. These are nothing but boxes or traps. We simply follow them.
As we grow, we pick up different boxes in life and keep responding from them.
Thinking out of the box does help us to think differently but it still remains superficial, polluted and limited. The real solution to lead is to dissolve the box naturally.
Next What’s In breaks all established myths about oneself, religion, science, life, management, entrepreneurship, and economics: they’ve become irrelevant,incompatible and outdated.
God and religion: Know God and his grand design. Question and replace your static god, stop begging all the time. Meet the dynamic God who is friendly smart and helpful.
Love: We don’t love anyone. We only love our desires. Anyone who falls in our magnetic field is mistaken to be loved. Let’s learn to really love and live.
Science: Give science a direction it badly lacks. Experience the Law of Everything. Respond through the Universal Intelligence giving rise to all scientific laws.
Management: Get back your strategic edge to take on all threats and opportunities. Integrate right now with the Universal Laws managing the entire Universe. Give Management a refreshing new dimension and make it future ready.
Economics: The basic tools and assumptions of economics are challenged and a natural alternative is provided for an inclusive and sustainable growth relevant for future leaders.
Purpose and Scope
Next What’s In is packed with research, practical advice . . . and examples. It’s a step-by-step guide to realistic change.
Next What’s In is a real need of the hour.
Why ?
To free ourselves from our tricky love of vicious traps dragging us
To break all myths holding us back
To design solutions in personal and professional life through Universal Intelligence
To dissolve all our boxes
To de-pollute decisions
To discover and obtain solutions for unanswered questions
To reclaim ourselves by bringing in intelligence, vibrancy and freedom to life
To reposition ourselves
To become a real and natural leader
The Special Effects
Next What’s In is full of real life examples which you can very well relate to It is full of simple and lucid illustrations for a better, deeper and a clearer understanding. The language is lucid and technical jargons are avoided for a simpler understanding.
The Innovation
You will experience live innovation while reading the chapters in the book. There is innovation in every aspect of the like the idea itself, the way it is presented, the way situations in life is dealt, the way the chapters are written, illustrations are presented and case studies are dealt.
The End of the book and the beginning of a vibrant life
We feel a book should end in practical real life change where the ideas discussed in the book can be implemented. The last chapter facilitates in doing exactly this. The last chapter is on “UI World Vision 2030”. You participate in the Vision by helping yourself. It is not a dream but a mission.
Reviews
Next What’s In is a book that exhorts the reader to leap beyond the truisms that shackle his creativity
- Mint - The Wall Street Journal
Sharma’s idea of ‘dissolving the boxes’ is unique and effective.
- Hindustan Times
The book takes a look at the aspirations and concerns in our personal and professional life. Packed with research, advice and examples... it acts as a guide through ups and downs of life.
- Times of India
After turning a few pages you realise it is a believable guide to realistic change.
- The Hindu
This new book even makes thinking out of the box passé. It advocates dissolving all boxes, reclaiming and repositioning oneself, while tuning into the Universal law of Intelligence to achieve objectives.
- Business Line
It’s about simple solutions for a better and vibrant life.
- Financial Express
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