At the 2016 employment innovation keynote, business expert Jeremy Gutsche teaches smart people how to realize their full potential. Pointers from the speaker’s New York Times bestselling book, ‘Better and Faster: The Proven Path to Unstoppable Ideas’ demonstrate valuable strategies to help inhibit unhelpful habits and foster the instincts that lead to success.
Jeremy explains how curiosity, insatiability and even the willingness to destroy what’s worked in the past are more rewarding approaches than succumbing to protectiveness and complacency. A variety of relevant case studies highlight people making the most of their skill sets, from folding paper to sewing plush toys. These individuals have carved out their own niches and discovered great opportunity, which is actually possible to predict. Encouraging the audience members to be the best they can be, and to search for patterns in a seemingly chaotic world, this innovation keynote cultivates confidence and imparts an invaluable toolkit for achieving and surpassing goals.
