Moonshots

Naveen Jain sets out what he calls the super entrepreneur mindset, arguing that curiosity, imagination and exponential innovation are opening the way to a life without limits. Jain himself is leading disruption in several fields: civilian space exploration, a path toward free energy, and change in health care and education. Jain also applies the ideas to three moonshot initiatives he leads, among them Moon Express, a private lunar venture meant to open up the moon's resources for the good of humanity. In his usage the word moonshot works both literally and as a figure of speech. The book's cover carries interactive augmented reality features.

Richard Branson praised it as a book every entrepreneur should read, and Vinod Khosla said it shows what it takes to build a mindset that can make anything happen. Tony Robbins endorsed it as a guide to leaving a scarcity mindset behind for an era of abundance.