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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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Foresight really only makes sense to people in ways that change how they think about futures when it is experienced, when it is 'felt'.
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I think I first heard the phrase trust emergence from Joseph Voros when we were working together more than two decades ago to do foresight at Swinburne…
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People who think about futures for a living are an almost indefinable group of people. They come from all walks of life, with unique experiences and a…
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Some reflections on the need for us to find our space in the increasingly crowded futures/foresight field.
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How to stop believing in the single future
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A little story about two ways to approach thinking about futures.
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Some issues that shape how we communicate the value of foresight and futures work.
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Some thoughts on the value - or lack of it - of case studies. And why using applied foresight can't be reduced to a single case.
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Some good advice about getting started with using foresight from my connections on LinkedIn.
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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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A few years ago now, I gave an interview to people who were developing career resources for people who wanted to be foresighters.
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