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Feed from Joost's HyperThinker Blog on MySpace
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'Switching to eMarketing'
If you are interested in emarketing, please check this page and leave us a note. We are preparing for another event in the HyperThinker Series, on 19 October in Brussels: "Switching to eMarketing".
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Snakes on a Plane - What's in a Title
An advertising friend of mine called it "the biggest hype in movies since the Blair Witch project".
Hyped before it even was out - and a great example of audience participation.
The film is scheduled...
HyperThinkers are HyperThinking on OpenBC
Just to flag up that the HyperThinker forum on OpenBC has some exciting discussions going on at the moment.
Marcus Brown posted this short message, but there's a lot more where that came from:
"I'm ha...
A HyperThinker blog show at IAOC
This week I will be the host for a 'blog show' at the International Association of Online Communicators (IAOC). I have the luck to be surrounded by a handsom team of guest bloggers; four cutting edge ...
'The ultimate marketing machine'
Check out this excellent Economist article on emarketing.
"Thanks to the power of the Internet, advertising is becoming less wasteful and its value more measurable."
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Shift your perspective on statistics
Gapminder offers a cool tool to make statistics fun. Enjoy graphs that move and float around."OUR VISION: Making sense of the world by having fun with statistics""Search statistics through Google and ...
This is how a HyperThinker event feels
For those of you who missed the HyperThinker for eBaypreneurs event, here's a video. It will give you that special feeling....
Event participants make sense (some of them)
Watch these pictures and video clips (in close-up!) of participants of last Friday's event "HyperThinking for eBaypreneurs" responding to a snappy question. Are they funny? Well, yes, some of them. Ot...
Out now; Chapter4 of "HyperThinker" by Philip Weiss
We've published another part of Philip's book. The chapter title is "The four dimensions of hyperthinking". Click here to download the pdf....
Dick Hardt uses brilliant method to present Identity2.0
Watch and learn from this brilliant presentation by Dick Hardt. His way of presenting is unique and extremely compelling, I watched it until the very end. He is discussing a highly relevant topic; how...
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Feed from Richard Hall's HyperThinker Blog on MySpace
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It's Rollerboall, losers die
This website looks terrific. The material is really powerful. What has happened, as you say, is the game has changed. From golf to ice hockey. From a still, strategic ball game to out of control, bone...
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Feed from Phil's Blog at MySpace
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A Delicious Toolkit, Amazon and Tagging
As we explore the concept of the HyperThinker toolkit, it becomes increasingly apparent that the real power of the web is that it is a web of networks. And that the way to thrive in this hub is to exp...
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Feed from Jop Timmer's HyperThinker Blog on MySpace
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Freakonomics
Freakonomics by Steven Levitt (economist) and Stephen Dubner (writer).
A great book about things that truly matter: why do crack dealers live with their mother, why is spending money on elec...
New Needs
Two weeks ago I saw a mind-opening exhibition in the Danish Design Center in Copenhagen.It shows consumers' main needs of tomorrow, packed in common packaging, for sale in a supermarket: the FLOW...
Cause a Crisis to Create
In times of crisis, better products are made.I love the contoured leg-splint for injured soldiers by Charles Eames in WWII.Conventional techniques were insufficient, so he developed wood mouldingtechn...
Figther Socks for Pretty Girl - a fierceful marketing strategy
What do you think about this example of smart Rajasthani marketing tactics?
Biothinker, on Sustainable Design
If you are interested in thinking patterns in the field of sustainable design, have a look at the site of Biothinker Edwin Datschefski.
He offers a short online course in sustainable design.
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Most recent blog entries
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Upcoming: HyperThinker for Entrepreneurs |
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Joost's hyperthoughts
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By Joost van de Loo on
Tuesday, May 09, 2006
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We have teamed up with eBay to organise a HyperThinker workshop for entrepreneurs on June 16th. On 15 February Meg Whitman, CEO of eBay, told the European Parliament how her company is now a major engine for the job market - 430,000 users just in the United States make most of their living on eBay.com. She also predicted massive job growth in Europe. The Eurocrat’s eyes glinted, and our perspective shifted: Like all other workers, eBAYPRENEURS are going to need specialised job skills training. And whatever names the courses will eventually get, HyperShifting, Hyperlinking, MetaThinking, and Hy
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Welcome to the HyperThinker Experiment |
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Phil´s blog
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By phil@zn.be on
4/29/2006
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On this site, we will tell you the story of the HyperThinker. What it means to us, how the concept can help you to change your reality. But more importantly we want you to join in a collaborative effort, sharing your experiences of stories of hyperthinking, recommend Hyperthinking books, suggest great sites and resources.
This is blog for like minded people who want to share their knowledge on how to adapt your thinking to the age of networks. Our core belief is that added value thinking has become the most precious commodity of the individual. But to be able to deliver this to your clients, to apply to your life, it is a constant effort to learn, test and improve your mind. This is what I call 'Kaizen Thinking' - from the Japanese word for 'constant improvement' that was adapted by a large number of companies as the quality wars of the 80s got started.
We believe that there is a community out there on the web that can't wait to get together and start sharing t ...
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Phil´s blog
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By phil@zn.be on
4/28/2006
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On the right, you can download a summary pdf of the HyperThinker concept (and here ). Everything on this site is Beta, as we embrace the philosophy of constant change and improvement and believe that perfection is the enemy of the good. We will also be adding the chapters of a book that I am writing telling you my story of HyperThinking. This book is the basis for our philosophy, but I would very much like your help and input to make this better.
We have circulated this link to people that we know are on the HyperThinker wavelength and we count on you to help us make this community useful, rich (intellectual, emotionally and - why not - economically). If you came to this site by accident or by curiosity, you are more than welcome to join us.
Phil
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More hyperthoughts and archive
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Clips and Pics from HyperThinker event 16/06
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