The Daily Inspiration

Thoughts, stories and ideas about tomorrow from Futurist Jim Carroll. Sent each workday since August 2016.

Hope.

"There is no greater act of optimism than thinking beyond the ‘now’" - Futurist Jim Carroll When people are struggling and in difficulty, it's important to try to instill some sense of hope, a belief that things can get better and that there is a way

Hope.
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Hope.

Hope.

"There is no greater act of optimism than thinking beyond the ‘now’" - Futurist Jim Carroll When people are struggling and in difficulty, it's important to try to instill some sense of hope, a belief that things can get better and that there is a way

The Science of Regret

The Science of Regret

"Remorse we can feel. Regret is what we live. But consequence is what lingers" - Futurist Jim Carroll Let's talk about the science of regret. I mean, why not? It seems like a timely topic. And I've most recently covered The Science of Stupidity

Seven Stages of Economic Grief

Seven Stages of Economic Grief

"World-class innovators should always remember that short term volatility need not define long term success" - Futurist Jim Carroll The most powerful thing I've ever seen is when the CEO of the global food services powerhouse Compass Group went on stage just before I did, in

Visionless

Visionless

"Some people are so caught up in the blindness of their ideology that they have lost their ability to see" - Futurist Jim Carroll (Note: I've started two new websites in the last few days, all while pounding out hundreds of meters downhill at my ski

Chamberlain or Churchill?

Chamberlain or Churchill?

"Real leaders aren't afraid of sharing truth bombs" - Futurist Jim Carroll The world is in the midst of a massive shift in geopolitical alignments and global alliances. While we all watch - often helplessly - as the future unravels at a furious pace, we see

Speaking of eggs….

Speaking of eggs….

"Nothing tightens the purse like uncertainty!" - Futurist Jim Carroll As the saying goes, 'We're not in Kansas anymore.' But it certainly feels like it's the fall of 2008! Time to roll out some older brochure copy! What's up? This

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