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What's Your Moonshot | John Sanei

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In What's Your Moonshot? trend and innovation strategist John Sanei explains how to ask the bigger, bolder, more courageous questions that will help you thrive--rather than merely survive--in our exponentially changing times. With a future-focused victor mindset, Sanei decodes the mega-trends that are reshaping human behavior, the way we do business, and the way we live our lives. He then explains how to innovate your business with the ultimate aim of becoming the new type of billionaire: someone who positively affects billions of people. As the foundations of modern economies--transportation, communication and energy--start becoming free or virtually free, massive transformative ideas can now be driven by individual ambition and determination. No longer the sole domain of nations and global organizations, these pioneering, game-changing missions, or Moonshots, are defined by thinking big to drive change and shape the future.

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What's Your Moonshot | John Sanei

so-so

I finished this one a while ago & never got around to reviewing it🥺. It‘s always such a bad idea because I have to really need to apply my mind & remember the details. So here goes. I generally liked it and I‘m glad I read it during the beginning of the year. I kept making notes and highlighting most pages. However, it was a bit all over the show (on content). The author wanted to touch on too many topics at the expense of loosing the reader.

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