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Traumatic brain stimulation (TBS), also known as intracranial creativity, occurs when exposure to new horizons persuasively infiltrates the brain, destabilizing repetitive non-productive thoughts and stimulating a larger vision with greater purpose.
Yeah, we know S.D.C.I. isn’t the catchiest or coolest acronym [yet], but there’s no better way to describe the way we roll up our sleeves and dig deep to take our clients to new heights.
Shovels in hand, the work Dreamentia produces is a direct result of the extensive time and effort we put into delving deep beneath the surface of our clients’ brands, to not only learn what is required, but to also uncover the unexpected and unforeseen. To plant seeds for both near and long term growth, and to avoid any potential land mines buried just out of sight. To learn to walk, then run, and then fly. And to soar to new possibilities.
“The air up there in the clouds is very pure and fine, bracing and delicious. And why shouldn’t it be? — it is the same the angels breathe.”
— Mark Twain, “Roughing It,” Chapter XXII, 1886.