0424 | Jennifer Anastasoff

0424 | Jennifer Anastasoff

As part of the pre-order campaign for my new book, I interviewed two individuals profiled in The Myths of Creativity as part of special, advance episodes of LDRLB. Today, we’re releasing the first of those two interviews to our entire audience. Jennifer Anastasoff is the head of an amazing organization called Fuse Corps, which places mid-career professionals and entrepreneurs inside city and state government in order to create innovations in the public sector. They’re a relatively new organization that has already created amazing change.

In fact, I so believe in the work that Fuse Corps is doing that I’ve agreed to donate $1 for every copy of The Myths of Creativity sold.

  • If you’re on the fence about buying the book, now is the time.
  • If you already own a copy of the book but want to support a great organization, then consider adding more copies to your Christmas shopping list.
  • If you’ve already bought a copy for everyone you know (THANK YOU), then please consider giving even more by making a donation or nominating a fellow to Fuse Corps.

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David Burkus is an organizational psychologist, keynote speaker, and bestselling author of five books on leadership and teamwork.

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