96. Why we all need to think like Futurists with Steph Clarke and Prina Shah

Are you ready to catapult your team's problem-solving mindset into the future?

That's precisely what you'll learn to do in our engaging conversation with Steph Clark, a futurist and facilitator from Melbourne.

We discuss the concept of futures thinking and its profound implications for the way we view and address issues.

Can you imagine the kind of conversations you could have with a digital replica of a lost loved one? We explore this intriguing idea along with the role of AI, and the pressures of an aging demographic on the workforce.

We also explore the concept of unretirement and the need for a mentorship and apprenticeship model in the wake of these challenges.

We dive into the potential of platforms like Slack and Teams in fostering diverse perspectives and promoting innovation through knowledge sharing.

If you are struggling to strike a balance between the past and the future listen in as we discuss the need for a cultural shift in organizations, and how future-thinking can be embedded into their DNA.

Steph also sheds light on the struggle of maintaining meaningful conversations in life and the workplace, and offers her insights on navigating the dichotomy between the past and the future.

Get ready for an enlightening discussion that might just redefine your perception of work AND life. It’s a banger of an ep!

Learn more about Steph:

Steph is known for challenging how things are done. She uses the best bits of facilitation, futures thinking, modern learning, coaching, visual design, human centred design, and a healthy dose of creativity to help organisations elevate their thinking and their learning experiences for the future.

Connect with Steph!

LinkedIn and the 28 Thursdays website! And Steph’s newsletter. Also check out the Book Club in a Box!!

Check out Black Mirror to see what future thinking is occurring in Charlie Brooker's mind.

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