Futurist Jack Uldrich dishes up this weekly post of 15 future-related things you may want to think about today!

Futurist Jack Uldrich’s contribution to After Shock–a book commenting the 50th anniversary of futurist Alvin Toffler’s seminal work on futurism, Future Shock.

Think: “Action provides the fuel for deeper reflection and reflection provides the fuel for action with higher impact.” This is just one of the many gems from this insightful article by the ever thoughtful John Hagel: The Foundations of Exponential Impact. Think Twice: Society needs to think twice because it may, literally, be on thin ice! Antarctica Logs Hottest…

Think:  An absolutely wonderful article. If you don’t think about the true purpose of your life, much of your other thinking will be wasted on less important things: How Will You Measure Your Life? Think Twice: Coronavirus is worth thinking about it, but this article explains why you might want to think twice about it:…

Futurist Jack Uldrich’s weekly “Friday Future 15”–a newsletter designed to encourage you to think about the future for 15 minutes every week. (Just read one of the 15 articles and then think about what it might mean for you and your business.)

Futurist Jack Uldrich’s weekly newsletter with 15 things you may want to think about today.

(Editor’s Note: I am in Egypt this week traveling the Nile River and researching the future of water. As a result, this week’s edition is abbreviated. If you’re looking for more, I encourage you to review last week’s Friday Future 15–it had a number of thought stimuating articles.) Think: Thinking of traveling in the future?…

Think: Here are 25 things to jumpstart your “thinking” for the new decade: 25 Ideas That Will Shape the 2020’s:  Think Twice: The farm sector needs to think twice—it could be on thin ice! Lab-Grown Food Will Soon Destroy Farming–and Save the Planet. Think Historically: Sure it’s only one year back in time, but it’s still history. 50+ Reason…

Emily Dickinson was born December 10, 1830 and died May 15, 1886. She was 55 years, 5 months, and 5 days old at the time of her death. I was born July 17, 1964. This means that today, December 22, 2019, I am 55 years, 5 months and 5 days young. As an ode to…

Today’s “Future 15” is purposely short. As we approach both the Winter Solstice and a new decade, it may feel like the future is getting darker. This ISN’T true. This is not to deny that serious problems remain (they do), but it is important to always remember that the world can improve. These three articles…