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How to Future
4. Dedicate time to think about the future.
5. Routinely “check in” on long-term goals.
6. Work backwards.
5. Routinely “check in” on long-term goals.
6. Work backwards.
Sean Blanda • The Jeff Bezos School of Long-Term Thinking
think our way into a different future.
Kristen R. Ghodsee • Everyday Utopia: What 2,000 Years of Wild Experiments Can Teach Us About the Good Life
The way the future is imagined is inherently selective, because the future is inherently unknowable. Anything could happen, so the things we choose to imagine must necessarily be a subset of what is possible. Given this fact, it is important to carefully consider who gets to be involved in the act of imagination, and which ontological and epistemol
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