We talk about “the future,” as if its fixed.
The future of our advancement program.
The future of our institution.
The future of our organizational structure.
Even, the future of our lives.
Perhaps we should talk about, “a future,” instead.
A future is neither fixed nor inevitable.
A future needs our agency.
A future has alternatives and options.
Our choices shape outcomes even if we don’t talk like it.
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