Jerod Morris

• The Blue World: Global corporations will become larger, powerful, and more influential than ever.

Their findings ... reveal striking commonalities among the perpetrators of mass shootings and suggest a data-backed, mental health-based approach could identify and address the next mass shooter before he pulls the trigger — if only politicians are willing to actually engage in finding and funding targeted solutions. 

To build community you need to listen to what your community is not only saying, but what they are doing. What people say can be a slippery slope to rely on. What people do is safer to place bets on.

• The Red World: Technology will allow tiny businesses to tap into the vast reservoirs of information, skills, and financing.

The cornerstone of a Weird Internet Career is that you a) make a thing on the internet that people value and b) provide a way to convert that value into money. (If you have the first but not the second, it’s not a career, at least not yet. If you have the second but not the first, well, you probably don’t have much in the way of career yet either.)

Four possible worlds of work:

Most in-demand skills for future:

5) Yes, it’s still early 

An MVC is the smallest action you can take to bring people together. An MVC is not necessarily a community, yet. It's not just throwing stuff out there and seeing what sticks. It's creating intentional community containers, that seek to create value and that are aligned with your vision.