1. Play the “What If” Game
Pick a topic that matters to you—your work, your family,
your community—and ask “What if…?” in both positive and negative directions.
Instead of stopping at worries, imagine possibilities. This helps you see
beyond fear.
2. Notice Weak Signals
Pay attention to small changes around you: new habits among
friends, emerging technologies, shifts in how people talk. These weak signals
often point to bigger changes ahead.
3. Tell Future Stories
Write (or even talk out loud) a short story of your life in
10 or 20 years. Don’t worry about accuracy—focus on possibility. Sharing these
stories with others makes the future feel less abstract and more approachable.
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