The Quantum Principles at Work in My Mind (and in QDT)
The invisible code that governs every creation of The Witch.- Yanina Vallejos

Introduction: Companies That Operate in Multidimensionality
By Yanina Vallejos — The Business Witch

The world is no longer linear. Neither is business.
Today, the companies that lead are not the largest, nor those with the most capital, but those that know how to operate in multidimensionality.

And what does this mean?
It means that they operate on several levels simultaneously: physical, digital, emotional, social, technological, spiritual, and quantum.
Every decision, product, interaction, or technology they create impacts different levels of reality at the same time.

At NOT SWEET, I teach, mentor, and design for these companies.
Not those seeking to improve 10%, but those that want to redefine 100% of their field of action.
Because operating in multidimensionality means understanding that:

A brand is not just a visual identity—it is an energy that attracts and modifies environments.

A product is not just an object—it is a node of experiences, information, and consciousness.

A business isn’t just a transaction—it’s a transformation.

We’re not talking about Business 4.0 here.
We’re talking about 8D Companies.
Companies that can create hybrid realities, that understand that the economy isn’t just about capital, but attention, intention, and vibration.

Does this sound abstract to you?
It is for those who still live trapped in a single dimension.
For my clients, it’s the foundation of their competitive advantage.

And you, in how many dimensions does your business operate?
If you don’t know the answer, it’s time to redesign it.

THE 6 QUANTUM PRINCIPLES OF QDT

1. Simultaneity of Realities

Everything you think, design, or decide doesn’t exist as a single option.
Multiple scenarios are coexisting, and QDT allows you to view them all at the same time before collapsing one.

Example:
A business idea doesn’t have just one version:
It has a massive version, a disruptive version, a clandestine version, a failed version, and a transformative version.
QDT detects them all.

 

2. The Observer Creates Reality

In quantum physics, the observer affects what they observe.
In QDT, the designer creates.
They don’t just analyze: they decide which fracture to activate and how that reality will behave.

Example:
If you decide to view a crisis as an opportunity, you modify the behavior of your context from that perspective.

 

3. Creative Interweaving

Everything is connected.
Ideas, objects, users, markets, and cultures are invisibly linked.
When you change one, you change the rest.

Example:
Changing the function of an everyday object can transform a market, social behavior, and work culture.

 

4. Optimal Reality Collapse

After creating simultaneous scenarios, QDT collapses the best scenario.
It’s not about choosing the safest or most logical scenario, but rather the one with the greatest potential for impact and disruption.

Example:
Out of 10 scenarios, the one that breaks patterns, generates exponential value, and accelerates the system’s transformation is activated.

 

5. Constant Mutability

In QDT, nothing is fixed.
Every object, system, or idea is in a mutable state because the environment, culture, and technologies change.

Example:
A strategy designed today under QDT anticipates future changes and adapts to unforeseen realities.

 

6. Redefining Objects

Physical and conceptual objects do not have a single meaning or function.
QDT transforms them into vehicles for cultural, emotional, and economic change.

Example:
A wearable object ceases to be a simple accessory and becomes a regulator of collective mental states or an activator of digital scenarios.

 

These principles are not theory.
It’s my way of thinking, creating, manipulating scenarios, and moving systems.
Quantum Design Thinking is the only tool capable of operating in the complexity of this new era.

And now, I’m going to release it to everyone.- Yanina Vallejos

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