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Welcome to ChangingMinds.org, the largest site in the world on all aspects of how we change what others think, believe, feel and do. There are already around 7000 pages here, all free and with much more to come!

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Recent Changes

10-Feb-19

Added Brexit Brinksmanship: The Cliff-edge On Which Everyone is Banking to Analysis. Added Projecting Forward to Thinking. Added Overstaying Your Welcome to Conversational Traps. Added The two-part photographer's question to Blog!

27-Jan-19

Added Anticipated Pleasure to Thinking. Added Over-niceness to Conversational Traps. Added Communication Competence: the case for enhanced soft skills for our new digital world to Guest articles. Added A rather strange Vodaphone service experience to Blog!

20-Jan-19

Added Anticipated Regret to Thinking. Added Brexit, Broken Majorities and Consequent Chaos to Analysis. Added Telling Secrets to Conversational Traps. Added Starting a Tech Company in 1983: the education of an ignorant entrepreneur to Guest articles. Added The words we use betray our beliefs, values and overall personality to Blog!

13-Jan-19

Started Thinking in Explanations with What-if thinking. Added Analysis and Improvements: Trump, Pelosi, Schumer, and the Oval Office Address about the Border Wall to Analysis. Added Seeking Sympathy to Conversational Traps. Added Collaborative Decision Making for Successful Implementations to Guest articles. Added In making a life, do what you must -- but ensure it is LSD! to Blog!

Full update history on the Changes page >>>

And now you can visit our sister site, CreatingMinds.org, for creative learning, tools and quotes (including the free book How To Invent (Almost) Anything). And for business improvement, see the Quality Tools site, Improvement Encyclopedia and the free book (A Toolbook for Quality Improvement and Problem Solving). There's now well over 8500 pages of free and useful knowledge across all our sites.

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