Futurist Jack Uldrich dishes up his weekly list of articles to get you thinking about the world of tomorrow.

Think Smarter: One emerging trend that isn’t generating much attention, but is one I encourage every organization to think about, is “degrowth”–which I loosely define as consumers’ growing desire to reduce, reuse and repurpose products. This article, France’s Most Valuable StartUp’s Raison D’etre is Creating a Circular Economy for Tech, will give you a glimpse…

Think Optimistically: To those who believe the world is “going to hell,” I say “think again”! If you look around your community, you will find all kinds of people quietly working to make the world a better place. You have two options: You can “bitch and moan” or you can roll up your sleeves and…

In this week’s “Friday Future 5,” Jack Uldrich shares an excerpt from his latest book, The RE Generation: Sowing Seeds for a Future of Reimagination, Reconnection, and Regeneration.” (fast Company 2022)

In this week’s “Future Friday 5,” Jack Uldrich takes a break from his usual musings to offer some insights into his latest book, The Regeneration: Sowing Seeds for a Future of Reimagination, Reconnection, and Regeneration.

Futurist Jack Uldrich offers up his weekly “Friday Future 5” and provides his readers some insights into how to thinker better and smarter about the world of tomorrow–and today.

Futurist Jack Uldrich explores the future of imagination, drones, robots, the Metaverse and renewable energy in this week’s “Friday Future Five.”

Heart-Center Thinking: After some reflection, I have decided to share this short, personal story. (The video is only one minute long). For too long, as a professional futurist, I have not acknowledged the essential role the human heart will play in transforming the future. I don’t know what this means for my own future as…

This week, noted Futurist Jack Uldrich discusses the future of study abroad, cryptocurrencies, mini-robots, artificial intelligence, and stem cells advances.

In this week’s “Friday Future 5,” Futurist Jack Uldrich shares some insights on the future of robotic construction, quantum computing, insects (pollinators), and electric vehicles.