Make Brilliant Work & Good Habits, Bad Habits 2 Books Collection Set by Rod Judkins & Wendy Wood - Paperback - Self Help & Creativity

Titles in This Set Make Brilliant Work by Rod Judkins Good Habits, Bad Habits by Wendy Wood Details Condition: Brand New Format: Paperback ISBN: 9781529060157 (Make Brilliant Work) / 9781035042135 (Good Habits, Bad Habits) Publisher: Pan Macmillan Age Range: Adult Overview This brand new paperback two-book collection pairs Rod Judkins' Make Brilliant Work with Wendy Wood's Good Habits, Bad Habits, bringing creativity coaching and behavioural science together in one gift-ready set. Judkins draws on real-life creative heroes to show brilliant work comes from method, not talent, while Wood, a leading habits researcher, explains why willpower fails and how lasting change happens. Together the titles offer a rounded toolkit for thinking more creatively and acting more consistently, ideal for self-improvement, business, and psychology shelves. About the Books Make Brilliant Work profiles figures from Frida Kahlo to Steve Jobs and Zaha Hadid, showing that breakthrough results come from deliberate habits of thinking rather than natural genius. Rod Judkins, a lecturer at Central Saint Martins and author of the bestselling The Art of Creative Thinking, breaks down the mindsets and techniques that separate ordinary output from extraordinary work, reframing setbacks as steps on the road to mastery. His approachable, anecdote-led style turns creative theory into practical steps any reader can apply to art, writing, design, or business. Good Habits, Bad Habits explores the neuroscience of why so much of daily life runs on autopilot. Wendy Wood, a leading researcher in the psychology of habits, combines lab experiments and case studies to show why willpower alone so often fails, and what actually rewires behaviour for the long term. She examines habits around work, health, and everyday routines, offering an evidence-based framework for building good patterns and breaking unhelpful ones. Together, the two books move from the mindset needed for great creative work to the systems nee