The first way to deal with problems is: PERFORMANCE. This means learning the best way to deal with each and every problem as it occurs. Reactively, and with as much effort as required. Imagine you have a bus to catch to get to work – Performance is being in great shape to run, really fast […]
Antimimeticisomorphism is all about trying NEW things to get BETTER results. Today’s video is ideal for the Visual learner to SEE how rhythm ‘works’… IKR? Amazing!
In nature, symbiosis refers to a close and prolonged relationship between two different organisms that typically benefits at least one of the participants. The symbiotic relationship can be of three different forms: Mutualism, commensalism and parasitism. Examples of the 3 types of symbiosis in nature: Mutualism: The relationship between bees and flowers is the classic […]
This is just brilliant! Click here to see how IKEA was able to get 4,000+ applicants for 280 available roles without spending a cent on advertising! This is totally antimimeticisomorphic!
Many of us start the new year with the ritual of New Year’s Resolutions, but very few achieve them. One of the reasons is that the list is either too long or the goals too grandiose to be achieved in one year. However, it’s usually the underlying math that doesn’t quite add up. Intangibles are […]
Too many people look for the silver bullet, “the one solution” that will solve “all their problems”. Success and accomplishment are instead a collection of many small, incrementally important decisions that, when combined and allowed to compound over time, create amazing outcomes. Failure on the other hand is another matter… Avoiding the proverbial bus that […]
Antimimeticisomorphism is a mindset. Seeing and then doing things that are different not for the sake of it, but to create something new, more valuable, interesting. A great example are these artistic maps by Ed Fairburn. Simply amazing. Thinking antimimeticisomorphically has many advantages and benefits. One huge, life-changing benefit is achieving more of your goals […]
I love to see creative people constantly redefining what’s possible in such fun ways! If you have a New Year’s Resolution to learn something new, be more creative or artistic, have a look at My Best Year Ever Program.
This is amazing furniture where function and design collide to create moving works of art! Thinking antimimeticisomorphically has many benefits. One life-changing advantage is achieving more of your goals or New Year’s Resolutions by approaching the task systematically over the full year instead of just sitting down once and writing a list on a piece […]
Every New Year’s millions of people sit down for their annual ritual, writing out their list of resolutions. Things they want to accomplish in the next year. One of the top categories is learning a new skill. But which one should it be? This video lists 10 difficult skills that pay off forever. 10 Difficult […]
