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A Decision Made
Some Personal Reflections about Joy
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Will I have to give way to AI?
Maybe, maybe not
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A Sofia Futures Literacy Summer School reflection
I started this post after the Summer School and finished it last week - delayed so I could reflect on the challenges to my thinking.
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A new phase - again
I first published this post in October 2022 as I set up Foresight in the Present and I think it's timely to publish it again as we move to a new site as…
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Happy new year!
Thinking about what's to come
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Time for a break
Here in Australia, we are getting ready for our Christmas and New Year break, and January holidays for some of us. We have hot weather mostly this time…
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Getting Started in Foresight: My Story
This post is an extract from my first book: Foresight Infused Strategy - A How-To Guide for Using Foresight in Practice (2016) and describes the start…
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A new book is in the making
The reality is that there is no such thing as ‘the future’ that we can assume will emerge as planned. The reality is that there is always more than one…
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Reflections on Strategic Planning
Not all of us truly understand that creating futures ready strategy starts inside us, in our minds, in our worldviews, in our biases, in our tacit…
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20 Years of Using Foresight
In a FuturePod podcast recently, I was asked about how my career in the foresight field has emerged, stalled and shifted over time.
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My PhD
My PhD thesis explored how today's understanding of the Western university's possible futures is constrained by four contested ideas of the university …
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