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== Next Stop: The Think Tank == | |||
We have now described three independent Ventures that we want to embark on, which are intended to be played and belong together. In what follows, we will describe our next destination. | |||
Over the next 18 months, by spring 2024, we will create the world's first private think tank. Let's first take a look at what is generally understood by a think tank and what our new concept of a private think tank is. | |||
Think tanks are organizations that seek to influence through the research, development, and evaluation of political, social, and economic concepts. These can include political goals as well as economic ones. Clients of think tanks are, on one hand, political entities and, on the other hand, the economy. | |||
The term Think Tank originally comes from security policy and referred to a secure place where experts worked on military strategies. | |||
The task of these "factories" is essentially the evaluation of ideas, and their clients are organizations. | |||
The interested reader may now be able to discern where our journey is headed: Our think tank also has the task of evaluating ideas, but not for organizations, rather for individuals! Our private think tank stands on the three pillars that we have already described: our Canon, our Academy, and our Scout. | |||
To now concretize this goal, we will describe our business model in what follows. | |||
You are the client of our think tank. Clients of our think tank are individuals who want to create something. | |||
Through additional books, seminars, software, and consulting, we create a special value for our clients: | |||
We support our clients in creating something by evaluating concrete ideas for them and by creating tools for our clients that help them evaluate ideas on their own. | |||