Future thinking

 I recently embarked on a journey of future thinking learning, understanding the models, techniques and frameworks that enable us to think 10 years into the future, but also on how to stretch creativity and imagination linked to the signals we already have on how that future might be. I believe the future is a great tool to build the present. Because we don’t necessarily want to understand how the future will be, we actually should want to think about the future in order to figure out how we want to make things different, how to innovate or change – and how we need to do that nowadays to impact the future.

 

“When it comes to thinking about the future, it’s far more important to be imaginative than to be right” – Alvin Toffler. Because the future is still probabilistic, and we want to influence it to become better.