Warren Berger  
author & speaker

I’m a book author who also writes for magazines and newspapers. I’ve spent my career profiling a wide range of highly creative people and companies, sharing best practices and innovation secrets with my readers so that all of us have access to the kind of change-making thinking that improves lives and businesses.

My new book A More Beautiful Question (Bloomsbury) explores the surprising art and science of asking great questions—and how the power of inquiry can spark fresh thinking and breakthrough ideas (read more). My 2009 book Glimmer (The Penguin Press) reveals how innovative design thinking is transforming the way we live.

I also conduct lectures and workshops on innovation and creativity in business and personal lives. In addition, I'm the co-founder of WBLK Media, an editorial services company that handles high-level writing projects.

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RECENT ARTICLES by
WARREN BERGER 

from The Wall Street Journal, Fast Company,
Harvard Business Review and more

• Scared of Failing? Ask Yourself These 6 Fear-Killing Questions 

• How to Cultivate the Art of Asking Good Questions

• Before You Abandon Those Resolutions, Read This 

• Forget the Mission Statement. What’s Your Mission Question?

• The Five Bold Questions Every Company Should Ask Itself

• The Secret Phrase Top Innovators Use

• What Zen Taught Silicon Valley (And Steve Jobs) About Innovation

• What we can learn from Kanye West's Twitter rant

• The Creator Of TED Aims To Reinvent Conferences Once Again

• Big Innovations Question the Status Quo. How Do You Ask the Right Questions?

• To Innovate, You Need the Courage to Step Backward

• The Four Phases of Design Thinking