Tag: future

business predictions

Crazy Today. Obvious Tomorrow. 17 Shifts Creating the Next Fortunes

What challenges are about to happen next – and what opportunities are hidden in those challenges for entrepreneurs?
artificial intelligence and AI

From Sharpening Sticks to AI: 20 Breakthroughs that Changed Everything

“From sharpened sticks to artificial intelligence, humanity’s greatest leaps have reshaped life on Earth. This timeline reveals the 20 world-changing breakthroughs — from fire, language, and communities to blockchain, social media, and the coming AI revolution — and shows who will shape the next era.”
future

Reinventing Our World…

I have some good news and some bad news.  Let’s get the bad news out of the way: We have to reinvent the world.   Now the good news:  We get to reinvent the world. 
future technology

A Feast for Thought…

At the end of every workweek I email the readers of my Gage on Prosperity newsletter.  (If you’re not a subscriber and you’re not a godless Communist who drowns kittens, you can sign up about halfway down the home page at https://randygage.com/)  The theme of these missives is “Friday Filosophy,” and I share something I’m thinking about – that I think my readers should also be thinking about.  The messages themselves are pretty small, but the ideas to think about are often huge.  Sometimes they might cause you to reflect on something enough to change a habit, sometimes enough to change the game, or even your life. 
your future

How You See Your Future

Last post we looked at the importance of having a challenge worthy of you.  Whether you have one or not is probably determined in great part by your vision of the future.  If you have an optimistic vision, you picture good things happening and want to prepare for them.  You probably think of your future in productive ways like proper planning, a savings account, and creating a retirement plan.
future

The Future of Your Future

How much do you really think about your future?  And what excites you the most about the possibilities?
prosperity

Going Back in Time

The most productive visits to the past, are the ones that provide insights for your future.
technology

The Moral Challenges of Progress and Technology

At this rate, our capacity for moral discernment is not keeping pace with the development of technology. It is debatable whether we can be trusted with the power these developments are bringing us.