Flash prediction

by John David Mann

Flash predictionInstant insight into the future. Foresight that allows us to discover hidden opportunities by taking a completely different approach than before and respond before problems arise is called flash foresight. Daniel Burus, a world-class predictor and business strategist for the future of technological progress, has built up a worldwide reputation for the last 25 years by accurately predicting technological change and its direct impact on the business. And it shows that there was a "flash foresight".The principle of flash foresight is surprisingly simple. “You can accurately predict the future. Just exclude the parts that might be wrong. Whats even more amazing is that if you know where to look, it can make a difference. ” In other words, dont get caught in uncertainty, but start with certainty. The book shows how this flash foresight of Burrus can change how many jobs, businesses, and personal lives itself, and explains how.Starting with certainty, anticipating, transforming, The seven triggering principles of flash foresight, which skip the biggest problem or vice versa and direct the future by redefining and recreating the problem, alone or in various combinations, create a moment of intuitive capture of the future. Flash Foresight is not only very exciting, but it also provides a range of principles that can be applied to your business, helping you uncover opportunities that have never been seen and solve problems that seem impossible.

Hardcover

Published December 10, 2011

About the author

John David Mann is an award-winning author (Nautilus Award, Axiom Business Book Awards, Living Now Book Awards “Evergreen Medal” for “contribution to positive global change,” et al.) whose books have sold more than 3 million copies in three dozen languages, including the bestselling classic THE GO-GIVER with Bob Burg and the New York Times bestsellers THE RED CIRCLE with former Navy SEAL sniper Brandon Webb and THE LATTE FACTOR with David Bach. His first novel, the thriller STEEL FEAR (coauthored with Webb) was released in 2021; Lee Child called it “an instant classic, maybe an instant legend” and it was nominated for a Barry Award. John performed his first composition, a musical score for Aeschylus’s “Prometheus Bound,” in Greece at the play’s original venue when he was 13, and won the BMI Awards for Student Composers at 15. At 17 he spearheaded a group of students who started their own high school (called Changes, Inc.) and after graduating he joined the faculty. He concertized on the cello before turning to careers as an entrepreneur and author. For more, see his full bio at www.johndavidmann.com.