Published on 16th September 2026
Worldcom PR Group Partner Roger Hurni, author of Outthink, Outperform, recently took the stage at TEDxAsia Pacific U. During his presentation Better Thinkers Win, he argues the map at a Disney theme park was never really about navigation. It was training in observing, orienting, debating and deciding, and we’ve quietly stopped doing it.
Roger Hurni is an innovative entrepreneur and a highly regarded Behavioral Marketing expert. Over the course of his career, Roger has helped brands decode consumer behavior and transform insights into results-driven strategies.
In his TedX presentation, he applies the same lens to how people use AI: one group asks it for answers, another uses it to expand the question. Hurni explores the issues with cognitive surrender and makes the case for never surrendering your judgment to a machine that generates content but not context.
Hurni has developed a practical framework that blends behavioral science and behavioral economics into a unified Behavioral Marketing approach. His methodology empowers people to confidently analyze situations, identify motivational drivers, and craft effective strategies that outperform traditional approaches.
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