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• David Loughry 10:53 pm on February 19, 2008 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: action, creativity ( 6 ), ideas, innovation ( 7 ), patterns ( 2 ), ProxPatterns ( 4 ), take action   

  ProxThink Hints Sampler 

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  You can now try ProxThink Hints directly from the main home page at proxthink.com. We’ve made it so each time you enter some text and click ProxThink Hint, you get a different random hint. This is a sampler before you join.

  ProxThink Hints can trigger ideas and action. Use them to consider possibilities and try things. A single hint may be valuable alone. However, a single hint has limits. Your hints are even more valuable in relationship with each other. Why? ProxThink Hints are created with ProxPatterns, a group of related patterns. They often work together and play off each other. So join here to access the full suite of ProxThink Hints.

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• David Loughry 11:20 am on September 28, 2007 Permalink | Reply  

  New Hints Prompt 

  For the ProxThink Hints input form, I just changed the question “What element are you considering?” to the simpler “What are you considering?” It’s more direct and less confusing. Whatever you type in the form is an element (or several), but you don’t need to know that to start getting useful ideas and possibilities from your hints. Hope this helps. (r] proxthink.com
   

• David Loughry 6:01 pm on September 3, 2007 Permalink | Reply  

  New Feature: Three Random ProxThink Hints 

  Sometimes, you may just want some quick random triggers for ideas. In our Hints area, we recently added a “Three Random” capability. This takes your element and generates three random ProxThink Hints. It creates one random hint from each of the Combo ProxPatterns, Limits ProxPatterns, and Pure ProxPatterns. Give it a spin!
   

• David Loughry 5:09 pm on June 26, 2007 Permalink | Reply  

  Welcome to ProxThink 

  ProxThink.com is now open! We believe it is far enough along to be helpful. The evolution continues. Thank you in advance for honoring our Site Deal (including ProxMonitor) and Terms of Use. We will be interested in how it helps you and your proximities. Check our RelatePoint for coordinating our relationship. Welcome to ProxThink!