Decoding Tomorrow: Your Daily Future Inspiration

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

26 Principles for 2026 - #22 Boundary Divergence

In a linear world, we had "industries." Banks were banks. Car companies built cars. Hospitals treated patients. Competitors were the people who sold exactly what you sold. In an exponential world, these definitions are disappearing - because the boundaries that define an industry are disappearing.

26 Principles for 2026 - #22 Boundary Divergence
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The Seven Stages of Grief

The Seven Stages of Grief

"Hope: It’s that we must cling to in those moments when we feel like we are drowning in despair!" - Futurist Jim Carroll Emotional rollercoasters are the rides that we are sometimes forced to go on even though we dread the moment. Millions of people found themselves

On Moving Forward.

On Moving Forward.

“Optimism must always be reinforced against the tyranny of pessimism” – Futurist Jim Carroll I refuse to give in. I refuse to let negativity impact my thinking. There is always opportunity. There is always potential. There is always the future. The Daily Inspiration will continue. Every workday. With a mindset of

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Forward, Not Back.

Forward, Not Back.

"Somehow, one way or the other, you will need to be ready to move on from this day!" - Futurist Jim Carroll Hey, is there anything going on anywhere today? Obsessed with the news? Hitting the refresh button? Reading polls? Remember how I said that uncertainty and volatility

The Acceleration Mismatch.

The Acceleration Mismatch.

"The speed of your decision making should match the pace of the trends" - Futurist Jim Carroll People and organizations are far too slow. They defer decisions until it's too late.  Is that you? For a long time, I've seen too many clients and

34 Years of Working at Home!

34 Years of Working at Home!

"The best decisions you will ever make are the ones that give you some of the best moments of your life!" - Futurist Jim Carroll 34 years ago today, I began a new career, working at home, leaving the corporate world to pursue my passions and interests! I&

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