Thinkergy - The Innovation Company in Asia

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Thinkergy is the “Know How to Wow”-Innovation Company in Asia and beyond. We're on a mission to create more innovators for the world. Care to become one?

Thinkergy is the Innovation Company in Asia. We're on a mission to create more creators and innovators in Asia and beyond. We do this by approaching creativity and innovation in a highly systematic, yet at the same time playful and highly energetic way. To stage this Systematic magic, we have developed our own proprietary innovation methods that cater to the four main problems that many organizati

ons when they want to play the innovation game:

X-IDEA — our award-winning innovation process method and related toolbox (http://thinkergy.com/x-idea/)
Genius Journey — our creative leadership development method (http://thinkergy.com/genius-journey/)
TIPS — our innovation people profiling method (http://thinkergy.com/tips/)
CooL — our innovation culture transformation method (http://thinkergy.com/cool/)

We deliver these methods to our clients in innovation training courses (that develop and expands creative minds) and real-life innovation projects (that focus on producing direct results for a defined challenge). Thinkergy is based in the heart of the vibrant Asia-Pacific region with offices in Hong Kong and Bangkok. From our two Asian hubs, we serve leading corporations and organizations worldwide to empower them to produce tangible innovation results. We have already executed projects across Asia and in Europe, Africa, and the Middle East. Thinkergy — Know how to wow!

27/08/2026

Eight years ago, Thinkergy founder Dr. D wrote that the pendulum of globalization had begun to swing back, and that the sixth long wave of innovation would start around 2020. Both happened.

In his new article, he zooms out to one hundred and fifty years on a single page and overlays three long cycles: the innovation waves, the globalization pendulum, and the debt regime.
As he writes: "The wave shows you where opportunity is moving. The tide decides whether you can reach it."

The full article is on thinkergy.com: Three Clocks Every Creative Leader Should Watch

https://www.thinkergy.com/blog/the-sixth-wave-three-clocks-every-creative-leader-should-watch

Eight years ago, I wrote in this blog that the pendulum of globalization had begun to swing back — and that the sixth long wave of innovation would start around 2020. Both of those things happened. What I did not see clearly at the time was how much the first would shape the second.

06/08/2026

Open your laptop and ask an AI a question. The answer arrives in two seconds. Five years ago, the same answer would have demanded a hall full of servers and a small power plant's worth of electricity.

In his new article, Dr. D — Thinkergy's founder and chief ideator — argues that the Sixth Wave technologies are quietly converging on one design logic, and that it is not about creating more. It is about the value created per unit of resource invested.

He follows it across five faces, from AI chips to a microrobot steered through a human artery at four millimeters per second.
https://www.thinkergy.com/blog/less-but-better-the-hidden-design-logic-of-sixth-wave-technology

Open your laptop and ask an artificial intelligence a question. The answer arrives in two seconds. Five years ago, producing that same answer would have demanded a hall full of servers, a small power plant's worth of electricity, and a team of engineers to keep it all running. Today it fits in your....

09/07/2026

Thinkergy founder Dr. D spent decades as a competitive runner — more than 100,000 kilometers over his life, about two and a half times around the planet.

His new article starts there, then poses a stranger question: what if every step doubled the last? Thirty doubling steps, he shows, would carry a runner twenty-six times around the world — and past the moon.

That's the gap between adding and doubling — and, he argues, the gap most leaders miss as the Sixth Wave begins to multiply. Full blog article linked below:�https://www.thinkergy.com/blog/think-big-bigger-biggest-the-exponential-mind-of-the-creative-leader

For most of my life, I've been a runner — and for almost ten years, a seriously competitive one, racing middle and long distances on the track, on the road, and cross country. Add up every training run and every race, and I have covered a bit more than 100,000 kilometers on my own two feet. That i...

06/07/2026

When you and your competitors all bring the same AI, the same prompts and the same data to your innovation project, what kind of ideas do you all end up with?

That's the question Dr. D, Thinkergy's founder, took to the ISPIM innovation conference in Granada. His argument: for seventy years innovation management has been built around conscious, visible creativity — the very layer AI now performs faster and cheaper. And the layer AI is mastering is precisely the layer that produces sameness.

So where does human advantage live in the AI age? He makes the case in three acts on the Thinkergy blog. Read the full article on thinkergy.com: �https://www.thinkergy.com/blog/non-conscious-creativity-a-human-advantage-in-the-ai-age��

If you and your competitors all bring the same powerful AI tools to your innovation work — similar models, similar prompts, similar data — what kind of ideas will you all end up producing? And in a market where good ideas can now be generated faster and more cheaply than ever before, where will ...

11/06/2026

On Chinese New Year's Day in 2003, after four months of agonizing, Dr. D — Thinkergy's founder — had a Eureka moment in Bangkok that revealed what he was here to do. The realization didn't come from analysis. It came from incubation.
That company became Thinkergy.

In Part 2 of his new piece, Dr. D shares incubation — the master practice that produced both of the largest breakthroughs of his life — and three more expressive practices for inviting the deeper creative mind to deliver.

Part 2 is on thinkergy.com. Part 1, with the four receptive practices, is linked inside.

NEW in the Thinkergy Blog: 8 Ways to Invite a Breakthrough Idea (Part 2)
https://www.thinkergy.com/blog/8-ways-to-invite-a-breakthrough-idea-part-2

In Part 1 of this article two weeks ago, I described the iceberg of the creative mind — the conscious tip above the waterline, the vast subconscious below, and the superconscious sea the whole iceberg floats in. I shared the first four practices for accessing the deeper waters: lingering in the li...

28/05/2026

Salvador Dalí sat upright in a chair with a heavy key over an upside-down plate. The instant he drifted off, the key fell, the clang woke him — and he reached for the canvas with hypnagogic images still vivid.

Edison did something similar with a steel ball.

In his new blog article, Dr. D — Thinkergy's founder — names what these geniuses knew: the borderland between sleep and waking is one of four doorways into the subconscious creative mind. In fact, the article was born while staying longer in bed and lingering in lumberland 5 minutes longer.

Part 1 of this 2-article episode is on thinkergy.com. The four practices inside are receptive. Part 2 will turn expressive.

8 Ways to Invite a Breakthrough Idea (Part 1)
https://www.thinkergy.com/blog/8-ways-to-invite-a-breakthrough-idea-part-1

Where do your best ideas come from? Be honest — are they born at your desk, while you're consciously grinding away at a problem? Or do they arrive somewhere else entirely — in the shower, on a run, half-asleep, staring out a window?

14/05/2026

Some habits deserve to be kept. Others deserve to be broken. And most of us confuse the two — and pay the cost in quiet creative shrinkage.

In his new article, Dr. D — Thinkergy's founder — builds on James Clear's Atomic Habits while adding the complementary layer Clear's book, by its focus, leaves out: the discipline of habit-breaking.

Four diagnostic questions to sort your habit keepers from your habit breakers, plus a counterclockwise run in a Bangkok park that explains more than it should.

Full piece on: https://www.thinkergy.com/blog/beyond-atomic-habits-the-two-faces-of-habit-every-creative-leader-needs

Which of your daily habits are quietly making your life easier — and which are quietly making your life smaller? Are your routines the scaffolding that holds up your creative work, or the walls of the comfort zone that locks you in? And do you know which is which?

30/04/2026

In his new piece, Dr. D — Thinkergy's founder and chief ideator — opens with a confession: he is not great with names. So nearly two decades ago, he turned his memory problem into a creativity game his workshop delegates and students play to win.

The brief he gives every cohort: by the end of the training, find a creative way to make it impossible for him to forget your name.

Some hand him a business card. A handful try harder. Once, a young Thai woman waited for him to sit down at the instructor's desk — onto a row of corkboard pins, points up — before stepping forward: "I'm so sorry, Ajarn — my name is Pin."

Four levels of creativity, on thinkergy.com.�https://www.thinkergy.com/blog/say-my-name-how-a-memory-problem-became-a-creativity-game

How creative are you when something personal is on the line? Imagine somebody you want to be remembered by needs to learn your name — and you have one shot to make it stick. What do you do?

16/04/2026

What if the most powerful creative archetype of the future isn’t Edison or Van Gogh—but both? In the Sixth Wave of innovation—moving 8x faster than the internet era—creative leaders must operate at two extremes simultaneously:

⚡ Build, scale, and monetize like Edison�
🎨 Access deep, non-conscious creativity like Van Gogh

This isn’t a contradiction. It’s a requirement.

The innovators who will define this era are not just systematic thinkers or emotional visionaries—but hybrids capable of translating inner truth into real-world impact. Let's call this archetype: Vincent van Edison.

The question is no longer: Which one are you?�The question is: Can you become both—fast enough?

👉 New in the Thinkergy Blog: Vincent van Edison: The Creative Archetype Powering the Sixth Wave

https://www.thinkergy.com/blog/vincent-van-edison-the-creative-archetype-powering-the-sixth-wave-2

Edison — yes. That I could immediately understand. But Van Gogh? The tortured Post-Impressionist who famously sold exactly one painting in his entire lifetime, who spiraled through mental breakdowns, who cut off his own ear? That is supposed to be part of my creative DNA?

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