The Innovation Secrets of Steve Jobs:Insanely Different Principles for Breakthrough Success

America faces a host of problems as it enters the second decade of the new millennium.  Millions of people are out of work or losing their homes, and businesses in every corner of the country are struggling to keep their doors open.

Calling it “The Decade from Hell,” TIME magazine noted that the best thing we could say about the decade was that it was over.

To make real progress in the next decade, businesses and individuals and will need fresh, creative, and innovative ideas.  Innovation is needed to lift the country from the doldrums -- big, bold, and creative ideas to revive and rejuvenate desperate countries, struggling companies, and stagnant careers.

In short, the country needs more people like Apple co-founder and CEO Steve Jobs.  After all, thanks in large part to the revolutionary iPhone, one of the most innovative devices of the decade, Apple surpassed Microsoft in 2010 to become the most valuable technology company in the world.

There’s no one better to provide a road map to innovation than Fortune’s “CEO of the Decade,” Steve Jobs, and there’s no one who can interpret that map for us better than Carmine Gallo.  Gallo is the author of the international best-seller, The Presentation Secrets of Steve Jobs:  How to be Insanely Great in Front of Any Audience.

In our summary of his new book, The Innovation Secrets of Steve Jobs:  Insanely Different Principles for Breakthrough Success, Gallo delves deeply into the principles that have guided Jobs for much of his life.  These powerful lessons, which Gallo will present in his own voice, will help you unleash your potential in business and life.