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PUBLISHED BY IDEAPRESS PUBLISHING

Non-Obvious Thinking

How To See What Others Miss

Co-Authored with Ben duPont

INSPIRED BY THE #1 WSJ BESTSELLING NON-OBVIOUS SERIES!

In Non-Obvious Thinking, bestselling futurist Rohit Bhargava and pioneering venture capitalist Ben duPont come together to offer a concise four-step method to think bigger. From the termite mounds of Zimbabwe to an undiscovered Australian island that seemingly disappeared overnight, this book blends fascinating stories with highly actionable daily lessons. It’s a digestible roadmap to being more observant and unlocking the potential of your best ideas. The world needs more non-obvious thinkers. This book is your guide to becoming one yourself.

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SHIFT YOUR PERSPECTIVE

OBVIOUS THINKING HOLDS US ALL BACK.

It traps us in a routine, unable to imagine other perspectives or create truly original ideas. What does it take to think bigger, have more empathy, and transform your best ideas into reality?

What can the world's most dangerous playground teach us about the power of embracing radical curiosity? Why does the quirky science of enigmatology offer a perfect formula for discovering the hidden side of anything? How can a seven-minute meetup reinvent the way you build your network?

From the termite mounds of Zimbabwe to an undiscovered Australian island that seemingly disappeared overnight, the book blends fascinating stories with highly actionable daily lessons to help you shift the way you think.

THE METHOD

LEARN THE SIFT METHOD.

Before you can see what others miss, you must develop the mental flexibility to be open to new ideas.

EXPLORE THE SIFT FRAMEWORK

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Create Space

This process starts with creating more space. Space is the warmup stretch that makes limber, non-obvious thinking possible. In Part I, you will read about proven techniques for creating space, from reinventing your breathing to unearthing your mental biases.

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Uncover Insights

Once you have learned to create more space, in Part II you will learn to uncover insights. Insights go beyond describing the world as we see it on the surface and explain why it is the way it is. Discovering them usually starts by asking better questions.

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Focus Your Ideas

After you get better at collecting insights, you will need to narrow your attention to the things that matter most. In Part III, you will learn techniques to help you focus. This includes new suggestions to block out the many distractions we all face and see other perspectives unlike your own.

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Define the Twist

The final stage in the SIFT framework is what we like to call the twist. This is the moment when you challenge yourself to take your thinking even further. If your mental journey to this point was akin to a high jump, this would be the moment when you raise the bar just a little higher.

INSIDE THE BOOK

TAKE A LOOK INSIDE.

A few spreads from the book, illustrated throughout to make the SIFT method easy to put into practice.

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ANOTHER FRAMEWORK TO EXPLORE

THE 5 HABITS OF NON-OBVIOUS THINKERS.

The five habits appear in every edition of the Non-Obvious series, and the practice of becoming a non-obvious thinker is the whole subject of Non-Obvious Thinking.

PRAISE FOR THE BOOK

ENDORSED BY LEGENDARY THINKERS.

More than 50 bestselling authors, CEOs, and educators shared early reviews of the book. Here is a small sample of what a few of them said.

“Fuels breakthrough thinking!”

TONY ROBBINS#1 NY Times Bestselling Author

“A delightful guide to questioning old assumptions.”

ADAM GRANT#1 NY Times Bestselling Author of Think Again and Hidden Potential

“Big leaps come from non-obvious thinking. This is a must read!”

SAL KHANFounder & CEO of Khan Academy

“This book will open your eyes and uncork your brain!”

DANIEL H. PINK#1 NY Times Bestselling Author of Drive, When, and The Power of Regret

“A powerful reminder of why curiosity matters!”

JOHN SCULLEYEntrepreneur and former CEO of Apple

“This is an important book … a source of cover-to-cover joy.”

TOM PETERS#1 Global Bestselling Coauthor of In Search of Excellence

“Filled with riveting stories and quick takeaways.”

DORIE CLARKBestselling Author of The Long Game

“Fun to read and wonderfully actionable!”

DOLLY CHUGHNYU Stern Professor & Bestselling Author

“Amazingly thought provoking.”

CHRIS GHEYSENSChairman & CEO of Wawa, Inc.

“Perceptive and illuminating!”

SCOTT OSMAN & JACQUELYN LANECofounders, 100 Coaches Agency

“This book is imaginative, creative and, above all, highly interesting.”

CHARLES ELSONEdgar S. Woolard Jr. Chair in Corporate Governance, University of Delaware

“Sagacious!”

ADRIAN TENNANTWinner, Non-Obvious One-Word Book Review Program
Kirkus Reviews

“A short, fascinating, and witty roadmap to finding inventive solutions.”

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THE THINKERS BEHIND IT

MEET THE AUTHORS.

Rohit Bhargava

Rohit Bhargava

FOUNDER, THE NON-OBVIOUS COMPANY

Rohit is on a mission to help the world be more open-minded by teaching others how to be non-obvious thinkers. He is the #1 Wall Street Journal bestselling author of eleven books, previously spent 15 years at two of the largest advertising agencies in the world, and has been invited to headline events in 32 countries. He lives in Washington, DC, and is a dad of two teenage boys.

Ben duPont

Ben duPont

COFOUNDER, CHARTLINE CAPITAL PARTNERS

Ben duPont is co-Founder and Partner at Chartline Capital Partners venture capital fund that invests in B2B software companies. He co-founded yet2, an Open Innovation company in 1999. Previously Ben worked at the E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company (DuPont) in multiple businesses including medical products, fibers, specialty chemicals, and engineering. Ben is on the board of Longwood Gardens, Zip Code Wilmington, and the Tower Hill School. He has a BSME Tufts University and lives in Rockland Delaware with his wife and two kids.

BOOK DETAILS

ABOUT NON-OBVIOUS THINKING.

FORMAT
Hardcover, 5.25 × 7.5 inches
EXTENT
208 illustrated pages
PUBLICATION
1 October 2024
RETAIL PRICE
$22.95 USD
ISBN
978-1-64687-161-2
PUBLISHER
Ideapress Publishing
DISTRIBUTION
Simon & Schuster
TRANSLATIONS
Korean, Russian, Turkish, Italian & Traditional Chinese

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RECOGNITION

AN AWARD-WINNING WAY OF THINKING.

Here are all 12 honors the book has earned so far, and what each award is for.

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Winner, Best Interior Design

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Second Place

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Category Finalist

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Distinguished Favorite, Business: Entrepreneurship & Small Business

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Runner Up

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FOREIGN EDITIONS

NON-OBVIOUS IN ANY LANGUAGE.

The book is now available in translated editions around the world, with more languages on the way.

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EVEN MORE PRAISE

THE FULL LIST OF ENDORSEMENTS FOR THIS BOOK.

All 51 advance endorsements the book received, unedited and in full.

The non-obvious way fuels breakthrough thinking!

Tony Robbins

Tony Robbins

#1 NY Times Bestselling Author

Any big leaps or innovations in society come from non-obvious thinking. This is a must-read for anyone looking to make these types of leaps for themselves or society.

Sal Khan

Sal Khan

Founder & CEO of Khan Academy

A delightful guide to questioning old assumptions.

Adam Grant

Adam Grant

#1 NY Times Bestselling Author of THINK AGAIN and HIDDEN POTENTIAL

In an age of echo chambers and confirmation bias, this book will open your eyes, uncork your brain, and inspire you to think bigger.

Daniel H. Pink

Daniel H. Pink

#1 NY Times Bestselling Author of DRIVE, A WHOLE NEW MIND, and THE POWER OF REGRET

This is an important book. I could start that way - and mean it. But I won’t. How about, ‘This book is a source of cover-to-cover joy. I had fun reading it. I had tried five new-to-me things by page 25. ‘Joy’ and ‘fun’ are the words I choose to hang this endorsement on. It is a wonderful book. Play with it, put it down a hundred times and try something. Bravo!

Tom Peters

Tom Peters

#1 Global Bestselling Co-Author of IN SEARCH OF EXCELLENCE

Don't settle for being Captain Obvious! If you have ever wondered how to see, create, and think better and differently, Non-Obvious Thinking is the motivation and handbook you've been looking for. And it's as fun to read as it is actionable!

Dolly Chugh

Dolly Chugh

NYU Stern Professor and Bestselling Author

This self-help guide goes beyond just being helpful to being downright fun to read.

Kirkus Reviews

I have attended several of Ben duPont's Non-Obvious dinners. I have experienced the enjoyment of bringing some naturally curious individuals together for conversation to explore non-obvious ways of thinking about the world ahead. Discover [d] the possibilities of Non-Obvious thinking.

John Sculley

John Sculley

Entrepreneur and Former CEO of Apple

The key to success is being able to notice the details in what people don't say. For anyone looking to improve their ability to connect with others, this fast-paced handbook to improve your intuition will certainly help.

Erica Dhawan

Erica Dhawan

Author of DIGITAL BODY LANGUAGE

Rohit and Ben deliver an engaging set of stories relevant to anyone trying to challenge the obvious. It’s instructive and amazingly thought provoking.

Chris Gheysens

Chris Gheysens

Chairman & CEO of Wawa, Inc.

A fascinating, eye-opening read to help you take a longer view of the world. Through riveting stories and quick takeaways, Rohit and Ben brilliantly show us how to open our thinking and truly embrace the non-obvious.

Dorie Clark

Dorie Clark

Bestselling Author of THE LONG GAME

Perceptive and illuminating!

Scott Osman and Jacquelyn Lane

Scott Osman and Jacquelyn Lane

Co-Founders of 100 Coaches Agency

Sagacious!

Adrian Tennant

Adrian Tennant

Winner - Non-Obvious 1 Word Book Review Program

This book is imaginative, creative and, above all, highly interesting. Contrary to its title, it is clearly obvious to me that this is a book to be read and enjoyed.

Charles Elson

Charles Elson

Edgar S. Woolard Jr. Chair in Corporate Governance at the University of Delaware

If I had to choose one set of skills to help employees stay off the layoff list and help entrepreneurs grow their business in a wildly uncertain economy, it would be Non-Obvious Thinking. In typical fashion, Rohit brings clarity, punch and utility while teaching the meta skill of the 21st century.

Pamela Slim

Pamela Slim

Author of BODY OF WORK and THE WIDEST NET

This book is for everyone who has secretly dreamed of being a genius. The methods are simpler than you would think - but not obvious.

Zoe Chance

Zoe Chance

Yale School of Management Professor and Bestselling Author of INFLUENCE IS YOUR SUPERPOWER

Filled with great stories, practical tips, and a philosophy everyone should embrace, Non Obvious Thinking is a must-read for the deeply curious and open minded.

David Sax

David Sax

Bestselling author of THE REVENGE OF ANALOG and THE FUTURE IS ANALOG

Most thinking is TABO: True And Bleeding Obvious. This book breaks TABOs. You'll flourish when you learn to think non obviously.

Michael Bungay Stanier

Michael Bungay Stanier

Author of THE COACHING HABIT

In Non-Obvious Thinking, Rohit and Ben explore how, before you can see what others miss, you must develop the mental flexibility to be open to new ideas. This book challenges readers to embrace curiosity, break free from conventional thinking, and explore innovative perspectives. The book’s visually appealing illustrations ensure you won’t miss a thing, turning [turn] every point into an obvious revelation.

Dr. Diane Hamilton

Dr. Diane Hamilton

Author of CURIOSITY UNLEASHED

In a brave new world of business conformity, Non-Obvious Thinking is a reminder that those who see what others don’t go furthest!

Geoffrey Colon

Geoffrey Colon

Author of DISRUPTIVE MARKETING

When everyone else is using AI to distill the obvious, you can win by seeing what others don’t! Rohit and Ben show you how [Filled] with wit, wisdom and fascinating stories to get you thinking.

David Meerman Scott

David Meerman Scott

WSJ Bestselling Author of 12 books, Including FANOCRACY

Sick of the status quo? Stuck in a rut? Losing hope in genuine change? This book is the antidote. Rohit and Ben open doors to new worlds [e] that aren't just amazing, but attainable.

Chuck Thompson

Chuck Thompson

Author of THE STATUS REVOLUTION

Non Obvious Thinking is an enlightening exploration of how to see beyond the obvious and discover innovative solutions. Rohit and Ben masterfully combine behavioral science with real-world examples to teach readers the art of identifying hidden opportunities. This book is a must-read for anyone looking to cultivate a fresh perspective and develop a keen eye for spotting the non-obvious in everyday situations.

Dr. Marshall Goldsmith

Dr. Marshall Goldsmith

the Thinkers50 #1 Executive Coach and NY Times Bestselling Author of THE EARNED LIFE, TRIGGERS, and WHAT GOT YOU HERE WON’T GET YOU THERE

Want to train your brain to be open to finding your talkable moment? This is the book for you. Filled with great examples and a sure-fire method for seeing a future that others might miss, Non-Obvious Thinking is your key to being able to conjure your success. After a decade of reading the Non-Obvious series, this latest edition is the best one yet!

Ted Wright

Ted Wright

the Global Authority on Word of Mouth Marketing and Author of the Bestseller FIZZ

Rohit and Ben have done it! They have provided a path to innovation that is accessible, not just for tech giants, but to each and every one of us. In a time wildly defined by change, this book is required reading. It provides practical, actionable methods that go far beyond platitudes and arms each reader with the skills to be future-ready. Get your copy today!

Denise Hamilton

Denise Hamilton

Founder of Watch Her Work

You know those people who seem to have a knack for coming up with brilliant ideas? Non-Obvious Thinking reveals their secrets! Unblock your creative potential and learn to generate ideas that will astonish even yourself.

Melanie Notkin

Melanie Notkin

Bestselling Author and Founder of SAVVY AUNTIE

Non-Obvious Thinking is perfect for anyone ready to break away from the norm and uncover truly game-changing ideas.

John Jantsch

John Jantsch

Author of DUCT TAPE MARKETING

Rohit has created a modern roadmap for today’s leaders - reminding us to take risks and to always consider alternative perspectives…Read this book - and learn from one of the best.

Jennifer Risi

Jennifer Risi

Founder & President of The Sway Effect

Now more than ever, we need non-obvious thinkers. This book masterfully shows us how to become one of them. This is essential reading for anyone looking to challenge conventional wisdom and think differently.

Suneel Gupta

Suneel Gupta

Bestselling Author and TV Show Host

An important (and fun) read for anyone looking to grow and make change in the wider world around them.

Deepa Purushothaman

Deepa Purushothaman

Bestselling Author of THE FIRST, THE FEW, THE ONLY

Rohit and Ben have nailed it! One may think trying to find non-obvious things repeatedly to be a hard task, but this book challenges us to think differently. From the design, chapter details, and the stories, you'll be challenged, empowered, and inspired to rethink how you approach innovation, collaboration and much more.

Monica H. Kang

Monica H. Kang

Author of RETHINK CREATIVITY and Founder of InnovatorsBox

To uncover the best insights, be part of the right room, the authors say. For me, that room is every tip-packed page between the covers of Non-Obvious Thinking. Non-Obvious thinking makes it clear that the answers to your hardest questions are hidden in plain sight. Better, it offers you the lens to see all of them. A multi-tool for answering every urgent question.

Scott Omelianuk

Scott Omelianuk

Former Editor in Chief of Inc Magazine and Cofounder of BabyRobot.co

Seeing around the corner… Anticipating the next thing… Knowing something before everyone else…While many jealously wish for these abilities, if you read this book you will enjoy them in abundance! Non-Obvious Thinking is a playbook for paying attention to the things most people overlook and then using those observations to find more opportunity, possibility, and success in your personal and professional life. With valuable, unique techniques like Oasis Moments, Dirty Hands, and Follow Your Un-Interest, the previously hidden strategies in this book make it a MUST READ for anyone that wants to thrive in a non-obvious future.

Joey Coleman

Joey Coleman

International Keynote Speaker and WSJ Bestselling Author of NEVER LOSE AN EMPLOYEE AGAIN

Almost too much value in one book. Every snippet includes a valuable life or business lesson. I'll look forward to referring back to this book often.

Joe Pulizzi

Joe Pulizzi

Bestselling Author of CONTENT INC. and EPIC CONTENT MARKETING

I LOVE Rohit Bhargava and Ben Dupont’s new book, Non-Obvious Thinking! And I LOVE the inspiration for their book that encouraging and teaching everyone to be more creative is the key to a more prosperous society. I totally agree. My greatest confidence is the ability to come up with a creative solution to any problem - mine or anyone else’s. In reading Non-Obvious Thinking, I realized that I’ve been employing the SIFT - Space. Insight. Focus. Twist. - methodology that Rohit and Ben have coined and succinctly explain with compelling examples in this easy-to-read and digest book. I highly recommend Non-Obvious Thinking for yourself, your children, students, colleagues, employees, fellow directors and c-suite execs of for-profit and non-profit organizations. Everyone can benefit from creating greater abundance in their personal lives, workplaces, and communities!

Patrice Tanaka

Patrice Tanaka

Founder & Chief Joy Officer of Joyful Planet LLC

One of the most pivotal, life-changing experiences is seeing what you didn't see you didn't see.

Dr. Natalie Petouhoff

Dr. Natalie Petouhoff

Author of EMPATHY IN ACTION, AI + Empathy IS better together...

With so many ideas on how to have ideas, reading this book is sure to help you think of something new!

Jason Silver

Jason Silver

Author of YOUR GRASS IS GREENER

I’m asked often to help people be more innovative, interesting or creative - now I’m just going to hand them this book!

Joshua Berry

Joshua Berry

Author of DARE TO BE NAIVE

An intriguing journey into unconventional thought, Non-Obvious Thinking: How to See What Others Miss" captivates readers with compelling stories while offering a problem-solving toolkit that gives readers many "now I get it" moments.

Lisa Gable

Lisa Gable

Author of TURNAROUND

This inspiring book, with its blend of insightful stories and practical advice, encourages us to approach challenges, including difficult conversations, with curiosity and creativity. Non-Obvious Thinking not only motivates you to explore new ways of thinking but also provides the tools to transform challenging interactions into opportunities for growth, connection, and innovative ideas.

Amy Gallo

Amy Gallo

Author of GETTING ALONG: HOW TO WORK WITH ANYONE (EVEN DIFFICULT PEOPLE)

Rohit and Ben show us how anyone can discover fresh ideas and tune in more to the people and world around them. Readers will keep coming back to this book for inspiration and for practical ways to change up their thinking.

Becky Carroll

Becky Carroll

Partner of IBM and Author of THE HIDDEN POWER OF YOUR CUSTOMERS

A playbook for seeing what others don't see, making non-obvious connections, and navigating a rapidly-changing world. Full of stories, illustrations, and memorable anecdotes - this book is as fun to read as it is immediately practical and useful.

Ryan Levesque

Ryan Levesque

7X Inc. 5000 CEO and 2X #1 National Bestselling Author

Eye-opening! Rohit and Ben reveal exactly how to see what you’ll otherwise miss. An obvious must-read.

Nancy Harhut

Nancy Harhut

Author of USING BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE IN MARKETING

You know a book is good when you find yourself quoting it to different people in wildly different contexts. Reading this book has given me an unfair advantage, so if you'd be so kind as to not publish it. I subscribe to a lot of newsletters, Non-Obvious is the only one I read. This book taught me why.

Thomas Kemeny

Thomas Kemeny

Author of JUNIOR and Freelance Creative Director

Non-Obvious Thinking offers readers a quick but powerful masterclass in observation and innovation.

Roger Dooley

Roger Dooley

Author of FRICTION and BRAINFLUENCE

Non Obvious Thinking is a refreshingly pithy and fun read, packed with easy-to-apply takeaways. The book's unique start, emphasizing the importance of breath, sets the tone for a compelling framework to help see what others miss.

Cammie Doder

Cammie Doder

Chief Marketing Officer & Partner of Aspiriant

Rohit and Ben's writing captures beautifully the line we straddle as business operatives, with ambitions of great leadership, and human beings. As we hold responsibility to grow ourselves before we can grow others and our business.

Joanna Lapore

Joanna Lapore

Founder of FIG and Global Head of Foresight at McDonald’s

Non-Obvious Thinking is a simple-to-read book with profound insights. As a recovering perfectionist, I appreciated advice I rarely read-such as how "creating space" isn't always a good thing, or the great alternative to constantly striving for the best option. Read this book and be inspired to action!

Ruchika T. Malhotra

Ruchika T. Malhotra

Author of INCLUSION ON PURPOSE

This book helped spark a totally new way to think about how we position our product in the market. While it's clear the authors are experts in the field, this book is all about practical, simple things you can do to have a bigger impact with your work.

Jonathan Raymond

Jonathan Raymond

CEO & Founder at Ren, Good Authority Podcast

Seeing things that others don't will become increasingly valuable as AI flattens the world. This entertaining read won't just teach you how to be more observant, it also shows you how to sell your insights with stories that stick.

Henry Coutinho-Mason

Henry Coutinho-Mason

Co-author of THE FUTURE NORMAL

If you are a business leader looking to disrupt the status quo this book is for you. Rohit and Ben are brilliant story tellers that bring real life use cases to life. Their SIFT method becomes the beginning of non-obvious thinking for critical thinkers across any industry. A practical and enjoyable business book for anyone looking to expand their mind and their point of view.

Geeta Nayyar

Geeta Nayyar

Globally Recognized Chief Medical Officer, Technologist, and Bestselling Author of DEAD WRONG

BRING THIS THINKING TO YOUR STAGE

TEACH YOUR TEAM TO SEE WHAT OTHERS MISS.

Rohit turns the four steps in this book into a keynote on how anyone can learn to think in more non-obvious ways.

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