Opening up new ways of thinking
Artists constantly try to open up new spaces for thinking. The mental keys and methods I use to open these spaces can be explained in a way that anyone can understand.
1. Key
Attitude
I have the ambition to create something special.
Artist mindset means having my own beliefs and ideas, for which I’m ready to take risks and fight through setbacks.
Every listener immediately recognizes attitude when they hear it. I show this on the electric piano. Interpreting a piece with passion is fundamentally different from just playing it perfectly technically.
2. Key
Perception
I see things that others don’t see and I ask different questions. That’s why I perceive things differently.
With my artist mindset, I recognize opportunities that remain hidden to others and give meaning to things that seem unimportant to others.
I take my participants on the electric piano on a fascinating journey of discovery, where they notice things that previously had no significance for them.
For companies, this is particularly relevant in the context of AI transformation. The data and models are known to everyone, but only some perceive that new processes, products, or markets are hiding behind them.
3. Key
Shaping
I have the ability to create a new reality.
As a pianist, I have a wide range of creative tools at my disposal. What’s crucial is that I know my techniques and methods, master them, and use them deliberately at the right moment.
I show the participants on the digital piano some of these techniques and illustrate the great creative power they allow.
Despite phases of intense focus, the artist mindset thrives on playful ease, which ensures that the creative power is preserved in the long run.
New Thought Spaces
With the artist mindset, there’s a perfect mix of attitude, perception, and creativity. The space of what is humanly imaginable expands. New works and interpretations emerge from the artist.
The impulses from the artist mindset – thinking about your own attitude, perception, and ways of creating – broaden the thinking space in companies for coming up with new products, processes, and business models.
