Personal futures
Origin: Lat. futūrus, Lat. personālis
Applying futures techniques and thinking to one’s self. The method focuses on organizing personal research in such a way that individuals will be able to apply existing futures methods to their lives. Although applying futures methods to one’s life may help reduce complexity, it is still a process that requires time and effort, and benefits from the involvement and imagination of the individual. In addition, the method relies on the judgment of the individual to make realistic decisions about qualitative matters.
Spanish: : Futuros personales
Sources and references
- Gordon, Theodore Jcited 24 times
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