This book is timely, refreshing, and both pleasant and incredibly fast to tear through. Thatcher has a solid point to make, and the mechanism through which he makes his points is what gives the book power… The style may sound a bit like "Alice in Wonderland", and honestly it's not that far off. But in reality, it is more like John Kotter's "Leading Change" had a love child with Spencer Johnson's "Who Moved My Cheese?" This book, which will take less than an hour to read, is a great way to prepare your minds
“The only way to invent the future is to go there and then look back. It’s a matter of perspective,” comments a retiring CEO who has built one of the most innovative multi-billion-dollar companies in the world. It is impossible to predict the future of innovation and business success—but what if you had a time machine? Where would you take it? Does going to the future provide you with answers? Are you missing the obvious in the present? What can be learned from the past? Through creative storytelling and
Geoff Thatcher’s work as a creative leader has taken him from Maracanā Stadium and the opening ceremonies of the Rio 2007 Pan American Games to the grand opening of Warner Bros. World Abu Dhabi. He is a student of the themed entertainment industry who got his start as a train engineer and stuntman. He is a writer and teacher who once facilitated a leadership workshop at The CIA University (yes, that CIA). After a long career creating brand experiences, visitor centers, museums, theme parks and live events,