Building a Daily
Habit of Innovation
I conducted an interview with Jim Canterucci, author of Personal Brilliance. The interview appeared in yesterday’s FORTUNE Magazine Business Innovation blog.

I asked Jim to reveal some insight into building a daily habit of innovation. Canterucci shares specifics on some simple (and not-so simple) daily steps everyone can take to ensure that when they need to call upon their creativity, there will be some brilliance there on which to capitalize.

Think of daily innovation as the heat and pressure required to created diamonds — they don’t appear overnight, but when you uncover them they are bright and brilliant to behold.

Speaking of ‘bright and brilliant’ —
There will be all sorts of those bright and brilliant minds present at FORTUNE’s Innovation Forum in NYC on November 30 – December 1. Attend the Innovation Forum and you’ll get to hear from Fred Smith, the guy who turned (the now legendary) ‘C’ college term paper into the best branded delivery service in the world. You’ll get to see Ken Lombard who helped change the way people buy music — with cream and sugar — at their local Starbucks.

A long list of illuminaries…
A short trip to the registration page. 😉

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