It's All Over
Nothing you see today can continue to exist in its current form.
You can't reinvent the wheel, but you sure can invent better materials to make the wheel.
The roads you drive on will eventually be replaced, and likely with better materials.
The clothes you have on will wear out and eventually be something to laugh at.
The phone you are using is already being replaced by the manufacturer with a much better phone. Same goes for whatever device you're reading this with.
The big companies we know today (Apple, Google, Oil & Gas Companies) will be gone or it they're to survive, look completely different down the road.
The processes, procedures and personnel your company is using today won't work in the future.
The point? Don't buy into the notion that what you have can't and shouldn't change. Because it will. It's already over. What you have is in varying degrees, on its way to extinction.
Methods, rules and traditions can, and will, change.
What lasts? Principles and values.
You can't reinvent the wheel, but you sure can invent better materials to make the wheel.
The roads you drive on will eventually be replaced, and likely with better materials.
The clothes you have on will wear out and eventually be something to laugh at.
The phone you are using is already being replaced by the manufacturer with a much better phone. Same goes for whatever device you're reading this with.
The big companies we know today (Apple, Google, Oil & Gas Companies) will be gone or it they're to survive, look completely different down the road.
The processes, procedures and personnel your company is using today won't work in the future.
The point? Don't buy into the notion that what you have can't and shouldn't change. Because it will. It's already over. What you have is in varying degrees, on its way to extinction.
Methods, rules and traditions can, and will, change.
What lasts? Principles and values.
I have lived long enough too see this happen. Sadly true. My hope is people are creative, brilliant, innovative, survivors, will always find a new and improved way. We've come a long way since a landline with a 18" attached cord!!!! Thankful for change!!!!!
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