rEvolution: How to thrive in Crazy Times

`The focus on adaptive intelligence – and the need for managers and leaders to let go – is crucial to surviving this recession. I commend Bill Lucas for another thought-provoking book. A must have for anyone who is rethinking their approach to business.`

Ruth Spellman, Chief Executive, Chartered Management Institute

`There are few people that I would trust to hold up an umbrella and lead people to their varying destinations, but Bill Lucas can do this even for people, perhaps especially for people, who don`t know where they`re headed and where they might end up. But armed with an insatiable curiosity about people, life and learning, Bill gives us new clues, provides us with helpful constructs and tells us some charming stories, all of which become our aids and friends as we battle to make sense of the crazy world around us and build our own futures.`

Jeffrey Defries, Chief Executive CRAC and creator of icould

A deeply compelling argument for a mind-ware revolution with the potential to equip individuals and organisations with vital capabilities for navigating and adapting to the uncharted waters into which we`re all sailing.

Professor Eugene Sadler-Smith, School of Management, University of Surrey

A treasury of invaluable ideas and advice on living and learning more effectively with the reality of change in the 21st century. Its variety, energy and expansiveness is a delight. I thoroughly recommend it.

Lynne Sedgmore, Executive Director, 157 Group

Not just a book, but a generous compendium of practical ideas; so generous in fact that you`ll surely thrive on just a fraction of the suggestions Bill Lucas offers up in this compelling book.

Dr Peter Honey, Author and Expert on Learning Professor

Professor Bill Lucas is Director of the Centre for Real-World Learning at the University of Winchester and, with Ellen Spencer, the originator of a model of creativity in use in schools across the world. A global thought-leader, Bill was co-chair of the PISA 2022 test of creative thinking and curates the Creativity Exchange website.