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1 week ago | realtytimes.com | Daniel Burrus

In a world bombarded by volatility—shifting markets, AI upheavals, and global uncertainty—what’s your default mode? Reacting? Or anticipating? After decades of strategic advising and forecasting, I’ve learned this: uncertainty thrives when we mistake assumptions for facts. But the good news? Certainty is not only possible—it’s your most powerful leadership tool. Let’s explore how you can spot certainty, leverage it, and lead with confidence—no matter what the headlines say.

2 weeks ago | realtytimes.com | Daniel Burrus

Change is no longer a distant event—it’s here, it’s constant, and it’s accelerating. In this kind of environment, agility is a survival tool. But anticipation is a growth strategy. Anticipatory leaders don’t wait for disruptions to knock—they open the door before they arrive. They don’t get blindsided by trends—they ride them to the top. Let me show you how to do the same, starting with a fundamental shift in how we view the future. What Makes Hard Trends the Key to Predicting the Future?

2 weeks ago | realtytimes.com | Jack Shaw

Landscaping and lawn care can come at a high cost, along with time and energy commitments. Thankfully, technological advancements have offered practical yet efficient solutions for homeowners and real estate owners. Discover the best brands for landscaping contractors ready to reduce labor costs and simplify the work going into it. Landscaping Labor Rates Landscaping labor expenses can vary depending on the complexity of your service.

3 weeks ago | realtytimes.com | Daniel Burrus

Can Uncertainty Be Transformed into Certainty? Absolutely. The key lies in recognizing that not all change is unpredictable. While some trends can be influenced, others are guaranteed to happen—these are what I call Hard Trends. Understanding the difference between Hard Trends and Soft Trends can be the difference between staying ahead or falling behind. •  Hard Trends are future certainties—they will happen no matter what. Think demographic shifts or technological advancements.

3 weeks ago | realtytimes.com | Michael White

Many of us have heard the old expression, “If you do what you have always done. You are going to get what you have always gotten. If you aren’t happy with what you are getting, then stop doing what you have been doing!” And while to some extent that remains true, you must put yourself in a position to understand that your business doesn’t live in a vacuum. Outside forces are always in motion.