As someone who is pretty fresh in this field, I am so grateful to read your reflections. As I study, I have also noticed the lack of attribution and the "rethink, remake and recycle." This is especially true with the Futures Cone. Thank you for your contributions to the field. "An Overview of Foresight Methodologies" was one of the first things I read that helped make sense of what I was learning!
Thank you for your comment Shaun. Most appreciated. An Overview of Foresight Methodologies makes me feel a bit ancient. It was of the first things I wrote but I'm glad it's still useful. Get in touch at any time.
Thank you so much! Currently in a D.Min leadership foresight cohort program at Fuller, and it was a foundational read for the lightbulb to click on. I continue to look to your insights, and look forward to reading more!
Maree, good to see you back. I'm breaking entirely new firesight ground at PreEmpt.Life. Maybe some inspiration for you there. Happy to share.
Thanks Mike. I'll take a look.
Better I show you, Maree. Our essays and white papers are deliberately buried right now.
As someone who is pretty fresh in this field, I am so grateful to read your reflections. As I study, I have also noticed the lack of attribution and the "rethink, remake and recycle." This is especially true with the Futures Cone. Thank you for your contributions to the field. "An Overview of Foresight Methodologies" was one of the first things I read that helped make sense of what I was learning!
Thank you for your comment Shaun. Most appreciated. An Overview of Foresight Methodologies makes me feel a bit ancient. It was of the first things I wrote but I'm glad it's still useful. Get in touch at any time.
Thank you so much! Currently in a D.Min leadership foresight cohort program at Fuller, and it was a foundational read for the lightbulb to click on. I continue to look to your insights, and look forward to reading more!