CHAPTER 2: LOOKING TO OUR FUTURE
“You cannot escape the responsibility of tomorrow by evading it today.”
Abraham Lincoln
To allow further contextualisation of the ideas that will be discussed and developed as we move onto the attributes and challenges in resilient thinking, it is useful to continue by considering ideas about how we look ahead and why. With a multitude of varying, conflicting and competing ideas, ideologies, motivations and causes for thoughts, ideas and action, the complications of our environment seemingly continue to multiply. The global population, regardless of our international, national and individual situations, conducts transactions and interacts within that environment; and what happens in it in the future has the ...
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