EVA BLECHOVÁ

The book is out!

Wild ideas in a safe space

Whether you’re tackling a marketing strategy, a theatre play, or climate change, you have two things in common. You need to find a creative solution and work towards it as a team. This book will help you discover ways to encourage and develop team creativity.

Practical and entertaining guidebook to team creativity. Compulsory reading for my team.

Martin Nepraš, startup founder (SharpGrid), former partner at  McKinsey & Company

WHERE TO BUY THE BOOK

  • Brkola – publisher’s website
  • launch on the 7th of September 2023 in Prague
  • ask the author
  • at your favorite booksellers
 
Key parameters:  Published by Brkola, paperback, 232 pages, in Czech, 16 x 19,5 cm, illustrated by Django Pinter.
 
The team: 
Illustrations: Django Pinter
Editor: Petr J. Novotný
Graphic design: Dan Smrž
Supervision: Michal Čunderle

BOOK LAUNCH ON THE 7TH OF SEPTEMBER 2023

To launch the book (together with my colleague’s Boleslav Keprt’s book “Dialogues with the inner critic”), we have invited

Anna Ryvolová, therapist, facilitator and director of the Institute of Process-Oriented work.

David Vávra, architect, actor and poet, founder of the Sklep theatre
 
Přemysl Rut, pianist, writer, playwright and theatre teacher
 
Musical accompaniment by Přemysl Rut a Čtyři (možná tři) buchty.
 
Photos by my friend and neighbour Marek Novotný.
 
David Vávra, Přemysl Rut, Petr Jediný Novotný, Michal Čunderle, Dan Smrž, Eva Blechová, Slávek Keprt, Julie Válková, Marcela Šiková, Anna Ryvolová

WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING ABOUT THE BOOK

TABLE OF CONTENTS (roughly translated by DeepL )

WHAT WILL YOU LEARN

  • why it is so hard to speak up with a comment or come up with a wild idea
  • how to create a psychologically safe environment in your team
  • that a leader is characterized by humility rather than heroism
  • why bronze medalists are happier than silver medalists
  • what are the main obstacles to our creativity and how to address them
  • that all Pixar movies were terrible to begin with
  • why it is more beneficial not to seek your “true self” but rather to try out your “future selves”
  • why it’s a good idea to write a CV of your failures
  • that comparisons are not good for creativity
  • why we are so sensitive to negative feedback
  • and much more …

ILLUSTRATED BY DJANGO PINTER

The book is accompanied by the pictures of Django Pinter, an illustrator and film director. 

BOOK EXCERPT

If you would like to read the beginning of the book, please write to us and we will send you an excerpt (automatic DeepL translation of the first 30 pages).