Think Like an Innovator by Shrutin N Shetty (Book Review #2349)

Think Like an Innovator: A Practical Guide to Design Thinking by Shrutin N Shetty is an accessible and inspiring guide that makes the principles of design thinking approachable for anyone, regardless of prior experience. Shetty breaks down the process into a clear nine-step framework grounded in three core pillars, making it easy to understand, implement, and adapt to real-world challenges.

The book emphasizes that design thinking isn’t just for designers or large corporations; it’s a mindset that can transform the way anyone approaches problems at work, home, or in daily life. Using engaging real-world examples from companies like IDEO, Airbnb, LEGO, and Spotify, Shetty demonstrates how creative problem-solving and human-centered design can improve experiences, products, and services in meaningful ways.

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One of the book’s strongest features is its practical, hands-on approach. Readers are guided through exercises that encourage deep observation, empathic research, and iterative prototyping. The assignments are designed to build confidence and help users apply design thinking immediately, ensuring that learning is active rather than purely theoretical.

Shetty’s writing is clear, concise, and encouraging, making complex concepts feel approachable. The book empowers readers to redefine challenges, generate innovative solutions, and test ideas with real feedback—all critical skills in today’s fast-moving, innovation-driven world.

Whether you are a student, professional, entrepreneur, or simply someone looking to approach problems more creatively, Think Like an Innovator equips you with the tools and mindset to transform ideas into actionable solutions. It’s a practical, inspiring, and highly usable guide to becoming a more innovative thinker.

Written by Jeyran Main

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