Your Next Big Idea: Improve Your Creativity and Problem-Solving helps readers create innovative ideas by having them complete exercises as they progress through the book. The book is divided into six sections “featuring exercises that will challenge the reader's perspective, improve creativity and help them become a better problem solver.” The six sections include learning:

1. How to notice problems, needs, wants and questions in our everyday world
2. How to erase stigmas or assumptions about these problems, needs, wants and questions
3. How to create solutions to these problems, needs and wants using the skills learned from the first two sections
4. How to do a feasibility check to see if the solutions and ideas are viable.
5. How and why the reader should share those ideas and solutions with others to receive feedback and improve upon them
6. How to implement these innovative ideas

According to the Midwest Book Review, “Practical, insightful, thoroughly 'user friendly' in organization and presentation, "Your Next Big Idea" is an extraordinary and unreservedly recommended addition to personal, professional, community, college, and university library business management collections. It should be noted for the personal reading lists of MBA students, academia, entrepreneurs, corporate administrators, business managers, and non-specialist general readers with an interest in the subject.”

Samuel Sanders is an award-winning entrepreneur and member of the Nonfiction Authors Association, who has seen entrepreneurship, innovation, creativity, problem-solving, and ideation in action at a Fortune 500 company, an Inc. 5000 fastest-growing company, incubators, and companies he started himself. He takes the lessons he learned from these vastly different worlds and combines them to show readers how to tackle problems and come up with game-changing ideas.

Sam grew up just outside Philadelphia, PA, before attending Syracuse University, where he initiated into Xi Tau Chapter. "My time as a member of Delta Sigma Pi totally changed my college experience. Not only did I develop professionally, but I made so many great friendships that I still keep today. I think what is special about Delta Sigma Pi is that at a young age you are surrounded by so many people with such big ambitions and also similar interests. You can learn from those older than you, and you are surrounded by an extremely supportive community!"

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