How to Create Value Using All of Your Brain

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    Use example and mention what is the point of all this

    AttitudeApproachGoalsStrategyTacticsExecution

    cites one study in which subjects were asked to complete a task of unscrambling sentences. One group of subjects was given sentences designed to include words related to being rude such as “bother” and “disturb” while the other group was given sentences with words related to being polite (e.g. “patiently,” “considerate). The subjects were then asked to walk down the hall to speak with the experimenter about their next task, however, the experimenter was intentionally engaged in a conversation with someone else. It was observed that on average subjects primed with the rude category interrupted the conversation after 5-minutes. Contrarily, subjects primed with the polite category typically never interrupted throughout the 10-minute experimentation period.

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    1. Create Value using all of your brain
    2. Value?
    3. HyperClutter
    4. Ideas
      +
      Execution
    5. NOBODY is looking
      for your solution
      ME-Selfish Gene
    6. We are Invisible
      Bangalore India
    7. Seth Godin’s - Meatball Sundae
      http://Bud.tv
    8. Are blenders BORING??
    9. Approach
      +
      Attitude
    10. Gladwell’s Blink – Thin slicing
      Drs. Sheena Iyengar and Raymond Fisman
    11. Priming
      2 Groups
      -
      +
      Bother
      Disturb
      Patient
      Considerate
    12. + Never Interrupted over 10 minutes
      - Interrupted after 5 minutes
    13. MediaAnalyser Software & Research
      9.8%
    14. MediaAnalyser Software & Research
      10.85%
    15. Attention
      Limited Processing
    16. Visual Cortex – Occipital Lobe
      Visual Cortex – Occipital lobe
    17. Superior Colliculus – Midbrain Tectum
    18. Inhibition of return
      Prevents attention from returning to already
      attended objects.
      1st (100 – 300 milliseconds)
      2nd (500 – 3000 milliseconds)
    19. Processing
      High Level Associations
      Surface features
      Deep Meaning
      No Deep Meaning
      Straight forward
      Problem Solving
      Spatial Processing
      Syntactic Language
      Truthful Literal
      Patterns
    20. Approach
      +
      Attitude
    21. Staying really freakin
      creative and innovative for the rest
      of your life
      (Tom Kelley - IDEO)
    22. Think like a Traveller
    23. Think like a traveller
    24. Life is an Experiment
    25. Attitude of Wisdom
      Distrust
      Status quo bias
    26. Use ALL your Brain
      Surface features
      High Level Associations
      Solve problems
      No Deep Meaning
      Deep Meaning
      Truthful Literal
      Patterns
      Spatial Processing
      Straight forward
      Syntactic Language
    27. Passion – Work and Play
    28. Problem of value and being Invisible
      Approach (if you understand humans or yourself, it will be easier)
      +
      Attitude (You will not waste too much time)
      =
      Remarkable
      =
      Change the world
    29. No Sales pitches. Please
    30. Sharing Ideas
    31. Interesting People
    32. meetforeal.com - ONE ‘R’
      Can Game theory predict the Future?
      How is a day in the Life of a Music Maker?
      Understanding your chemical senses.
      Design stuff for Humans – Look – Involve - Try
      @amonter5
      @meetforeal
    SlideShare Zeitgeist 2009

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