Rohit Bhargava: The 4 Elements of Non-Obvious Thinking | SXSW 2024

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What if you could see the world like a futurist and be a non-obvious thinker? After exploring the front lines of world-changing trends and writing about them for more than a decade, this session will be the exclusive premiere of the new book, Non-Obvious Thinking (coming May 2024) from #1 Wall Street Journal best-selling author and founder and Chief Trend Curator at The Non-Obvious Company Rohit Bhargava.
Going beyond offering the usual secretive futurist's tour of emerging trends and scenarios, this session will reveal what it takes to identify trends for yourself and isolate patterns the way futurists do. Based on his own successful work teaching tens of thousands of professionals how to be non-obvious thinkers who anticipate the future, this talk will open the Non-Obvious playbook and reveal exactly how to curate and leverage trends for yourself to help you win in 2025 and beyond.
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[@andybaldman]

Man, the SXSW speakers are really terrible this year. Self-promoters and marketing folks. I've bailed on most of these vids, they contain so little information.

[@rasat4829]

Every time I watch SXSW and someone is giving a speech, whosoever is controlling the the camera is never giving a shot of the audience reactions! They need to learn to show the audience and the audience reaction!

[@andybaldman]

That's probably because the audience is mostly empty.

[@rasat4829]

Hehehehehe! Yeah, you might be right!@@andybaldman

[@rasat4829]

@@andybaldman Even when their is a question from the audience they are not showing who is asking the question!

[@LukeRobertMason]

Jumps from idea to idea. This keynote has no obvious takeaway, but maybe that's the point?

[@oldnewbreed]

get his newsletter. Superfood for thought.

[@andybaldman]

The irony of a marketing guy talking about bullshit jobs.

[@nincotech]

As every year almost the same content in his presentation…

[@GungaLaGunga]

you will own nothing and like it

[@aurabless7552]

Pontless presentation to shill his book it seems (the book also seems awful and something lemmings would buy), stick to the AI presentations