It's Your Future... Arabic

by Verne Wheelwright, Yahia Elhassan Eltahir (Translator)

Overview

What will you learn from this book? You will learn how to apply valuable foresight methods to your personal life. For example, you will learn about trends and forces that are changing your future; Horizon scanning which helps spot those trends, STEEP. SWOT, Futures wheels, Scenarios, Wild cards, Visions, Strategies, and Action plans. And more! You will not only learn how to use these methods, you will apply them to your life, your career, and your future!

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780989263597
Publisher:	Personal Futures Network
Publication date:	08/09/2016
Pages:	264
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.55(d)
Language:	Arabic

About the Author

Verne Wheelwright, Ph.D. is an internationally recognized professional in the field of Foresight and Futures Studies. He is the author of It's YOUR Future...Make It A Good One! (2010) and The Personal Futures Workbook (2008). The workbook is available in several languages as a free download at his web site (www.personalfutures.net). He has published articles about foresight in a number of professional journals and other publications. Wheelwright conducts workshops and addresses audiences in the U.S. and internationally. Wheelwright is a member of the World Future Society, an active member of the Association of Professional Futurists, and a member of the World Future Studies Federation. His business and personal travels have taken him to over fifty different countries, offering him insights and an awareness of worldwide cultures and trends. His interests over the years have included skiing, water sports, mountain climbing, scuba diving, sports car racing, flying and writing. As a child, Wheelwright lived in Grangeville, Idaho, moving to Milwaukie, Oregon when he was twelve and living in the Portland area until 1983. He is a graduate of the University of Oregon (business), earned a Masters degree in Futures Studies at the University of Houston Clear Lake and a PhD. at Leeds Metropolitan University. He and his wife now live in the Lower Rio Grande Valley of Texas.