Nonlinear Thinking

Transformation to a Circular Economy: By Applying Blockchain Technology Members Public

Disruptive technologies also support the transition to a circular economy by radically increasing virtualization, de-materialization, transparency and feedback-driven intelligence. The shift requires innovative business models that either replace existing ones or seize new opportunities.

Kamales Lardi
Kamales Lardi
Circular Economy

Think “Inside” the Box: Empower Your Inner Potential to Get 10x Successful Ideas Members Public

We'll explore different thinking styles, & define what it means to “think out of the box” and why it does not always work. As well as steps to think “inside the box.”

Beatrice Barbazzeni
Beatrice Barbazzeni
Human Potential

Finding Flow and Freedom in a World That Has Gone M.A.D. Members Public

Evolution can not be stopped but can be shaped, and the question is: Are we collectively acting to shape it, or are we playing the role of a mere spectator?

Ann Boothello Eric Patel
Ann Boothello / Eric Patel
Nonlinear Thinking

We Are All Exponential, Aren’t We? Members Public

The good news is that if we even can unlearn creativity, we also must be able to unlearn linear thinking to (re)open new horizons of looking to the world.

Paul Epping
Paul Epping
Exponential Thinking

A Linear Brain in a Non-linear World: How to Reverse your Thinking with Neuroscience to Challenge, Experiment, and Explore Members Public

I will try to answer this question by exploring major differences between linear and non-linear thinking and why humans are tuned to think linearly from a cognitive and probably neurophysiological perspective.

Beatrice Barbazzeni
Beatrice Barbazzeni
Exponential Organizations

It’s Better for Big Companies to Buy Their Disruptive Competition Than to Fight Them Members Public

The failure to recognize disruptive competition is a recurring problem within big companies, which constitutes an existential problem given the pace of technological change and disruption today. The average lifespan of an S&P 500 company used to be 60 years, today it’s just 20.

Salim Ismail
Salim Ismail
Exponential Organizations