Author: Josh Linkner
We all want to come up with the BIG Little Breakthroughs and the winning idea, solve the challenging problem, or invent something major that will become a staple for generations to come. Under pressure, it’s easy to freeze up and procrastinate. We get the false assumption that the only ideas that are important are the BIG […]
We all want to come up with the BIG Little Breakthroughs and the winning idea, solve the challenging problem, or invent something major that will become a staple for generations to come. Under pressure, it’s easy to freeze up and procrastinate. We get the false assumption that the only ideas that are important are the BIG ones.
A recent Forbes article spotlights New York Times bestselling author Josh Linkner and his latest book, Big Little Breakthroughs: How Small, Everyday Innovations Drive Oversized Results. Linkner says little innovations, although they may not get as much recognition, are just as important.
“What do you think has more horsepower?” asks Linkner, “One magnificent thoroughbred racehorse or 100 small ponies all pulling together?” Progress is progress, no matter what approach we choose to get there.
Josh Linkner is a five-time tech entrepreneur, hyper-growth CEO, New York Times bestselling author, venture capitalist, professional jazz guitarist, host of Creative Troublemakers Podcast, and keynote speaker on a mission to drive creativity, innovation, and reinvention.
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