ThinkerTank is a futures studio that I founded. We provide research and advisory services, built on the idea of wanting to make people more informed about what’s happening in the world around them and what that means for the future. We’re committed to making you more informed about what’s coming so that you can prepare now for what’s next and in doing so, take a more active role in shaping the kind of future you want, because if you don’t you’ll just end up living in a world that was designed for someone else.
I also take a glass half-full approach. Because whenever I talk to the people around me, there’s this view that the world sucks and we’re all going to hell in a hand-basket. But through my work, I’m convinced that the future is something that we should look forward to. And that’s where the newsletter comes in.
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