You can’t predict the future, but you can build the fitness to respond to it. The advantage isn’t prediction. It’s how fast your leadership team can notice and anticipate change and respond. Hence mind candy — an information stream to help you and your team think about what’s next. Meta researchers introduce ‘hyperagents’ to unlock
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Scientists grew electronics inside the brains of living mice. Not attached. Not implanted. Grown. Biology and computing merging at the cellular level. Healthcare. AI. Human capability. All about to be reshaped. The leadership question isn’t whether this matters. It’s whether your team spots convergences like this before your industry gets blindsided. One book this month
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You can’t predict the future, but you can build the fitness to respond to it. The advantage isn’t prediction — it’s how fast your leadership team notices change and responds. Hence mind candy. The circular economy isn’t about being green Circularity is quietly migrating from the sustainability agenda to the strategy agenda, and most leadership
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“Could Should Might Don’t: How We Think About the Future” by Nick Foster is an excellent book. As a fellow futurist, I made copious notes. The brass tacks of the book is that the way we see the future is determined by our framing. And our framing lack nuance, detail and colour. Focus on the
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When Brian O´Kane and I wrote “Start Your Own Business,” we decided to write it as a workbook that asks the questions rather than trying to give the answers. In the case of a start-up, that is very difficult anyway, as everything is context and highly individual. The Book of Beautiful Questions Like Warren Berger,
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