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George Jetson, Spock and NASA : When Science Fiction Accelerates
Here's a video clip from a recent keynote I did in Houston for a health care group. It's pretty self-explanatory, but helps to put into perspective how one aspect of the the…
Video: "Stories from Surviving the Information Age"
Back in the 1990's, i wrote a delightful book that explored the early relationships that baby boomers had with technology. Last April, I spoke to an audience of 1,000 in Orlando…
Trend: The Car of 2017!
Here's a video clip from my opening keynote for ERA Connect 2013. In the audience were a thousand or so real estate brokers and agents -- I'm working to encourage them to think as…
Full Keynote Video: Surviving the Information Age!
35 minutes of hilarity, looking back at time on the unique voyage that Baby Boomers had with mainframes, computers that always screwed up, and more! This was a really fun keynote…
Video: Rethinking Wellness - The Future of Healthcare
Back in April, I was the closing keynote speaker for the annual Delta Dental of Missouri FutureFocus 2013 event. It's an event put together for HR executives, benefits managers…
Video: "Things from the Olden Days"
Many of my keynotes and leadership meetings in dozens of industries and corporate events involve a good, hard look at serious future trends. It's a lot of work, takes a lot of…
Video: “..16% won't camp because they won’t be able to use their hairstyling appliances...”
Late last year, KOA (Kampgrounds of America) brought me in to keynote the annual franchisee conference in Orlando, Florida. There's a lot of change in the world of camping, and…
Video interview: Key Business Trends for 2013
Here's an interview that was taken after my keynote for Process Excellence Network in Orlando in January. “Companies have lost control of the future,” says futurist and author Jim…
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