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Thoughtwrestling –  wrestle ideas to the ground, overpower problems, become the champion of your great ideas.

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Thoughtwrestling is the act of taking the swarms of data that are flitting around your brain, misshapen and unconnected, and turning them into your finest creative work.

Thoughtwrestling is a resource for the problem solver, the doer, the creator, and the ambitious person that wants to use their emotional brains and intellectual brawn to do great things.  This isn’t always easy.  Sometimes we just need the right stimulation, the right information, or the right advice to get past the hurdle that we can’t jump over by ourselves.

We feature posts on idea generation, concept development, problem solving, and more.  We feature overviews of some of the great thinkers of our time and of all time.  We provide insight.  We link out to great resources that will be valuable to you.  We provide tools that help you do better work.

We pool the knowledge of a collection of talented minds in order to give you great information.  We’re always looking for great content.

Still not sure?  Maybe you read check our About You page to see if we already know who you might be…

Above all, we are a community for people who want to do outstanding creative work.  Subscribe and join the community!


Thoughtwrestling was founded by and is edited by Mark Dykeman of Broadcasting Brain.  The Thoughtwrestling team - an incredibly talented group of writers, creators, entrepreneurs, and thinkers - does amazing work here and makes it all possible.

Thoughtwrestling header image and other graphics by Scott Marshall of Omakase Design.

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