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I have spent many years working with teams to brainstorm ideas, teach new techniques and narrow down and filter to find the best idea. This book collects and captures each step of the process in one handy location, provides you with a quick visual snapshot and clear instructions for each technique, and will ultimately become your trusted idea guide to keep in your back pocket or bag at all times.

Judy Goldberg, Executive Director, Leadership & Organisation Development, Sony Pictures Entertainment

Packed full of practical and proven ideation techniques honed from 30 years at the sharp end.

Jonathan Harman, Managing Director, Media, Royal Mail MarketReach

Free up your time and energy, and depart from the day to day and dive into Kevin Duncan’s new book. The Ideas Book reminds you to be constantly curious, to engage your senses in new ways and to test out the approaches offered in each phase of the idea generation process. The result will awaken your mind, and hopefully drive you to stop and challenge the mundane habits that we all fall into that censor our thinking and reduce the opportunities for the new and whacky.

Judy Goldberg, Executive Director, Leadership & Organisation Development, Sony Pictures Entertainment

For some people, generating ideas – whether alone or as part of a group – comes naturally and easily. For the rest of us, Kevin has crafted The Ideas Book, an easy-to-follow manual that can be used either slavishly as a blueprint, or more piecemeal for inspiration or to address specific issues. Throughout, Kevin’s belief that good ideas are available to anyone willing to put in the necessary levels of preparation and diligence, as opposed to the divine right of a few enlightened individuals…

Chris Carmichael, Director Media & Digital Marketing, EMEA, Hewlett-Packard

This is like a training camp for people who want to have great ideas.

Mark Earls, author Herd and I’ll Have What She’s Having

This is an excellent, succinct book. The flow from Preparation through to Enactment is logical but delivered engagingly. There are certainly quite a few approaches and models that I intend to experiment with and, hopefully, add to my workshop armoury. It’s also refreshing to read a book that explicitly states that good ideas don’t come from everyone and that it’s often a good idea to try to develop new thinking inside, rather than outside of the box!

Neil Duffy, Managing Director, Interbrand

Few of us are blessed with the gift of creativity. Still fewer of us have any idea how to start when told to go away and come up with a new idea for something. This book really should have “DON’T PANIC” embossed on the front. It will lead you gently and effortlessly from A to somewhere entirely different. And you will enjoy the ride.

Paula Carter, Director of Planning, Channel Four TV

He’s managed to boil down many of the essential tools and routines that help you to have good ideas.

Mark Earls, author Herd and I’ll Have What She’s Having

Generating great ideas is the new competitive advantage in a digital world where anything is possible. Kevin’s bite-size techniques are practical and immediate, unlocking the creativity that lies within.

Paul Davies, Director of Marketing Communications, Microsoft

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