January 13, 2026

A quieter future is already taking shape

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Work is becoming more precise, not more automated. Morris Misel explores how humans, machines and AI are reshaping leadership, judgment and decision-making toward 2035.

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July 28, 2025

The Hiring Crisis Is a Lie: Why You’re Not Short of People, You’re Short of Imagination

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Futurist Morris Misel dismantles the “hiring crisis” narrative and reframes the real issue: legacy job structures in a world that’s already changed. Discover how to design work for the future, not recruit for the past.

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