A Simple Recipe for How to Change the World (And How I Have Tried to Do So) - Stevens, Michael
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"A Simple Recipe for How to Change the World" will inspire folks to act on their dreams; will motivate, inspire, encourage, and challenge people to be creative and submit ideas and not be silent and fear rejection, criticism, or ridicule. The book describes a simple recipe for how you can change the world-even if "your world" is just your home, community, or your workplace. If there ever was a time where innovation, new ideas were needed to improve our world, that time is now. Four stages in the evolution of an idea and the eight-step process, "Suggestions Made Easy," will demonstrate how to…mehr

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"A Simple Recipe for How to Change the World" will inspire folks to act on their dreams; will motivate, inspire, encourage, and challenge people to be creative and submit ideas and not be silent and fear rejection, criticism, or ridicule. The book describes a simple recipe for how you can change the world-even if "your world" is just your home, community, or your workplace. If there ever was a time where innovation, new ideas were needed to improve our world, that time is now. Four stages in the evolution of an idea and the eight-step process, "Suggestions Made Easy," will demonstrate how to get ideas adopted. The book chronicles examples for how, through a 30-year career the author sought to bring about change.
Autorenporträt
Michael Stevens, is a retired U.S. Air Force veteran with a unique background. During a four decades career he held leadership positions in federal, state, county, municipal governments. Taking his own advice he created and served as a newspaper Advice Columnist, created and hosted a public affairs T.V. talk show, and created and hosted a live radio talk show. A published author with a degree in Business Administration, he was raised in the Detroit, Michigan suburb of Inkster along with 11 siblings before joining the U.S. Air Force. Now semi-retired he operates a consulting firm and resides in Southern California.