Four Things I’d Plan 2027 Around, and How to Find Your Own
My read of 2027 in four points, each with its source, and the two worksheets I use to find what’s already arriving and test your big decisions against three possible years.
My read of 2027 in four points, each with its source, and the two worksheets I use to find what’s already arriving and test your big decisions against three possible years.
Two large banks once told me the end of cheques was 30 or 40 years away, if ever. The government’s end date is 2030. Most of us had already stopped.
Australian trade apprenticeship commencements fell for a third year while completions hit records. Only one of those numbers tells you anything about 2030.
AUSTRAC found the same names across unrelated loan files. When trust breaks down in organisations it’s never the trust that broke. It’s the layer nobody checks.
Of today’s 100 largest cities, only 24 will still be growing by 2100. Twelve are in Africa. Morris Misel on the ripple effects of the world’s urban gravity shift, and what it means for Australian organisations.
When the past runs the room and the future feels threatening, organisations cannot learn or prepare. PTFA names the pattern, and that is how you begin to move through it.