Does The Past Still Exist?
In The Langoliers by Stephen King, a plane flies through a strange wave of light and ends up landing at a deserted airport. Suddenly, strange… Read More »Does The Past Still Exist?
In The Langoliers by Stephen King, a plane flies through a strange wave of light and ends up landing at a deserted airport. Suddenly, strange… Read More »Does The Past Still Exist?
There are a lot of reasons why I enjoy facilitating our customers’ foresight initiatives. It is easier to help your inventors disconnect their current day-to-day… Read More »You Can’t Innovate Without Thinking About The Future
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Everyone fears change. Humans would rather suffer under terrible conditions than step into the unknown. This is one of the reasons that it is so… Read More »Never Let A Crisis Go To Waste
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If you don’t already know, I’m a huge Star Trek fan – I love all of the shows from the beginning. Not so much the… Read More »Infinite Diversity In Infinite Combinations Redux
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Have you ever sat back and realized that all you do is work? Work work work. We literally have no free time to do anything… Read More »Why Your People Need Slack