We Gave Them the Tech. Now We’re Blaming Them for Using It.
We built the tech. We handed it to them. Now we blame them for using it. This piece explores how fear-based parenting is blocking digital wisdom and what to do instead.
Majoring in Obsolescence: Why We Keep Graduating Students for a World That No Longer Exists
In this provocative op-ed, Morris Misel draws on 30 years of education foresight to ask a confronting question: Why do we keep graduating students for a world that no longer exists? From HUMAND thinking to First Nations wisdom and the collapse of traditional majors, this piece challenges institutions, employers, and parents to rethink how we truly prepare people for what’s next.
The Belief That Starts It All: Why Inhabitable Futures Must Come First
Before any strategy sticks, belief must land. Inhabitable Futures™ is the human ignition point your team needs before foresight, planning, or transformation can work.
Your 2025 Tech Briefing: What to Act On, Ignore, or Keep Watching
Morris Misel takes you inside a private strategy session decoding the World Economic Forum’s 2025 tech list. Ten signals. Real dialogue. Ripple effects. And a radar that reframes the future.
This Isn’t Just Influence, it’s the new Infrastructure of Power
This isn’t just influence, it’s the next empire. Morris Misel unpacks the ripple effects of Forbes’ Top Creators 2025 list and what it means for leadership, strategy, and cultural power.
{Podcast} Your Business Won’t Be Killed by AI, It’ll Be Killed by Nostalgia
What if your entire strategy is built around a tool that’s already obsolete? In this thought-leading op-ed, Morris Misel explains why the smartphone is dead—not because of its size or design, but because it no longer delivers the outcome we truly want. This is about foresight, not gadgets. And it’s your cue to rethink everything.
