Experiment Beyond

Turn unimaginable ideas into sustainable value

In the future world of conscious business, more solutions will come from experimental practice than from intellectual speculation. To discover new land, you choose to leave the comfort of the known, including the need for predictability and perfection. You go beyond imagination.

To imagine is to picture “what-is-not”. Going beyond imagination means you open up to undetected “what is” outside your current perception. You start receiving new information as it emerges from the field of infinite potential; information you cannot conceive or perceive before you receive it.

To accept, embrace and process the new information, you prepare yourself. This means resetting the mind and reconnecting the brain. Otherwise, the mental immune system will label the new information unfit, absurd, or even dangerous, and eliminate it as strange and incompatible memes.

Experiment beyond imagination

An experiment beyond imagination never fails. Simply because the concept of failure is irrelevant. Instead, unexpected errors and deviations are explored and exploited. Frequently, the new idea arises in awareness as a disturbance or unwanted noise. Ignoring or eliminating the error is the default setting until you develop the mindset of a finder.

From potentiality to actuality

An idea is an idea. Nothing more, nothing less. It is a potential. What becomes of the idea depends on what you do and the state you are in — whether you meet the idea openly on one of three levels: will, heart and mind.

With an open will, you access the potentiality directly and receive the idea as a possibility. With an open heart, you engage emotionally in the idea and conceive it as an opportunity. With an open mind, you let thoughts flow freely and perceive the idea as an actuality.

To move from potentiality to actuality, the experiment beyond requires a specific mindset and framework. Several aspects must be combined: the explorative, the meditative, the receptive, the conceptual, the perceptual, the analytical, the cooperative, the productive, the practical, the expansive and the integrative. Not all at once, of course…