Simon Sees: The Future of Continuity
Welcome to this week’s edition of Simon Sees! This one was sparked by our latest Future With Friends podcast, where I teamed up with the wizard himself, Dr Jason Fox, to explore ‘The Future
Simon Sees: The Future of Acting
Welcome to this week’s edition of Simon Sees! This edition was sparked by our latest Future With Friends podcast episode with the incredible Megan Davis, where we explored ‘The Future
Simon Sees: The Future of The Past
Welcome to this week’s edition of Simon Sees! This week’s Simon Sees is inspired by our latest Future With Friends episode, “The Future of The Past“, with the ever-thoughtful Mykel Dixon — a rich conversation
Simon Sees: The Future of How We Will Live
Welcome to this week’s edition of Simon Sees! Inspired by our recent Future With Friends conversation with Col Fink, this week we’re diving into the future of how we’ll live
Simon says: Have you been overwhelmed by 2025 yet?
It might feel a little early for a check-in, but how is your 2025 going so far? Did you get some time off over the summer? Are you feeling re-energised?
Things are more uncertain than we think
We are often told that the only certain things in life are death and taxes… but between offshore tax havens and tech bros working on longevity projects, even these two
Having a Future Mindset
An extract from my soon to be released Scenario Planning Guide The following post is another abstract from my upcoming book ‘The Scenario Planning Guide’ due out later this month.
Are things more uncertain or is it just me?
Between extreme weather events, political upheaval, regional insecurity, financial instability and global conflicts, there is a general feeling that the world is a little uncertain right now. But is the
The Paradox of Planning in uncertainty
**Beware, click-bait ahead** Research shows organisations are spending 36% less time working on strategy in 2022 than they did in 2021. Now I cannot vouch for the validity of that
From Just-in-time to Just-in-case
In manufacturing terms, ‘just-in-time‘ is an approach where you try and hold as little stock or spare inventory as possible. Ideally, you want a part to turn up ‘just-in-time’ for
