Larry Robertson has a unique ability to step back from the common knowledge and the obvious and see the unobvious. In his award-winning books that to date share 21 honors between them, he has aimed his lens this way: first to explore entrepreneurship, then creativity, followed by leadership in uncertainty, and now the topic that underscores all of these – the power and importance of great questions.
Deeply researched, including rare in-depth interviews with some of the most accomplished leaders on the planet, readers love his books not simply for their eye-opening insights, but for their intimate storytelling style that make you feel a part of the conversation.
Internationally-acclaimed, his books have been described by reviewers as, “utterly captivating,” “wide-ranging and bracingly concrete,” “fantastic and extraordinarily valuable,” and “remarkable.”
The capacity to question is our greatest ad yet least understood human asset. In truth, we’d be dead without our ability to question. This is not how we typically think about questions.
While it’s often said we are a storytelling species, the deeper and more enabling truth is that we are a questioning one. That’s why mastering the art of the ask is so vital.
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In any time, to have impact, leadership must match the environment in which we lead. What that means and will continue to mean for the uncertain times that have characterized the 21st-century, is that leadership as we most often think of it must change. For a growing number of organizations, across sectors it has, and the patterns this reveals form a framework any organization can use to thrive in these uncertain times.
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Here’s the truth: Creativity is about the possible. It’s the seed of any human advancement ever made or yet to be imagined. Most important and powerful of all, creativity is a uniquely human capacity that each of us possesses – including you. It’s time to understand what creativity truly is and to tap its power.
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A deliberate pause is that conscious moment when we open out minds and ask, “why are things the way they are, and how might they be better.” It’s a natural and uniquely human inclination, and its practice is at the heart of entrepreneurial success.
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Praise for Larry Robertson and his award-winning books…
“Great Question is the most original book I’ve read in years, if not ever, befitting the original mind of Larry Robertson. It’s a masterstroke of forensics cutting through layers of fuzzy thinking to reveal secrets of mind, philosophy, education, progress, and self-discovery. My own work has seen the benefit of looking at things in different ways, but after reading this I realize I need to raise my game and now have the tools to do it. This powerful book left me with one great question: Why didn’t I think of that?”
Billy Shore, author, The Cathedral Within and Revolution of the Heart, Cofounder, Share Our Strength
In Rebel Leadership, “The author’s mind, heart, soul, talent, and insights are on parade … read it and reap.”
Sam Horn, bestselling author, Pop! Stand Out in Any Crowd, Got Your Attention?, and Tongue Fu!
“The Language of Man is utterly captivating… Backed by wide-ranging research from neuroscience to philosophy and the engaging stories of some of the most creative people on the planet, Robertson shows how creativity is a mindset, a habit, a choice … bringing the vaunted notion of ‘genius’ out of the clouds and into our everyday lives.”
Brigid Schulte, New York Times best-selling author, Overwhelmed; Director, Better Life Lab, New America
“A Deliberate Pause is an eye-opening read. It offers keen insights for veteran and rookie entrepreneurs alike. It’s the kind of resource you’ll return to time and again, for it offers a smart and useful guide for anyone who wants to think different and turn those thoughts into action.”
Dan Pink, bestselling author, A Whole New Mind, Drive, and Free Agent Nation
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