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Absolutely brilliant research and storytelling. - Goodreads The writing was bad in places. - Goodreads This is a fascinating, amazing, well-researched book. - Goodreads A well-researched, fascinating read. - Goodreads Cool book with research and cases around innovation. - Goodreads However he is a thought provoking writer. - Goodreads Review: Where Good Ideas Come From: The Natural History of InnovationUser Review - Paul Frandano - GoodreadsIf the 21st century does indeed belong to the storytellers, Johnson will surely inherit the earth. Here he takes a sharp insight about species of innovative deeds, worthy of a 10 pp piece in Atlantic ... Read full review Review: Where Good Ideas Come FromUser Review - Kony - GoodreadsThis book contains a handful of mildly interesting/useful concepts for people seeking to boost creativity at work or at play. It's inspired me to dabble, mingle, and explore more -- as a scholar ... Read full review Related booksContents
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