There aren’t many opportunities to slip the word ‘sesquicentennial’ into conversation, so make the most of this one by recommending it, casual-like, to all your friends. A few of my favourite moments from the last few Extraordinary Business Book Club episodes, with the focus today on serendipity. (There’s another great word right there...)
- James Kelley on pivoting your book idea
- Alexandra Levit on spotting the opportunities in what’s said
- Christine Armstrong on spotting the opportunities in what’s NOT said
- Whitney Johnson on how opportunities – and books – evolve
- Graham Allcott on spotting the opportunities to turn a book into a brand
- Karen Morley on capturing everyday insights
- Mac Macartney on making your own luck
- Sean Pillot de Chenecey on knowing when to close the opportunity window and ship.
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