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There’s so much to comment on when it comes to retail. The most important question is: why is it declining? Without getting too philosophical—since “less” could be seen as reduced consumption, which might be a good thing—another reason is that in the UK, people seem to care less. The experience has become meaningless and impersonal.
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So I massively failed to keep notes about what predictions are going to happen in the New Year. As they say, the ones that are important will stay with us. Here on the Isle of Man we have an election year. So that could mean some kind of change. Or change disguised and hidden in not even fancy words. Seriously, I do think people want change. I don’t think it’s about left, right, or being in the middle any more. I just think people want things that work. Not just about an ordinary or mediocre ...
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There’s so much to comment on when it comes to retail. The most important question is: why is it declining? Without getting too philosophical—since “less” could be seen as reduced consumption, which might be a good thing—another reason is that in the UK, people seem to care less. The experience has become meaningless and impersonal.
The DailyReally impressed with my 1950's Grey Screen Mobile Phone.
/Really impressed with my 1950's grey screen phone. Emotional free phone use. There’s something grounding about those mid-century devices: no notifications, no scrolling, just pure function. A grey screen, a dial tone, and silence unless you choose otherwise. It’s almost meditative, isn’t it? Like, the phone exists only when you need it — not as a portal to endless distraction.
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So I massively failed to keep notes about what predictions are going to happen in the New Year. As they say, the ones that are important will stay with us. Here on the Isle of Man we have an election year. So that could mean some kind of change. Or change disguised and hidden in not even fancy words. Seriously, I do think people want change. I don’t think it’s about left, right, or being in the middle any more. I just think people want things that work. Not just about an ordinary or mediocre ...
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A recurring thought for me and probably for a lot of people: Can life be reduced down to one thing? Arguably, yes. Obviously, we need to be able to feed and house ourselves and meet our responsibilities; but after that, what is really important? What is it that we really want to do? Where do we have the most talent?
The older you get, the answers perhaps become a lot clearer. It’s about sitting down and taking 20 minutes a day to be with that thought. To live in that place that you want to be in the future.
It is often said that 'blondes have more fun,' or put another way, optimistic people get more out of life. Of course, we are living in a period of change. The Second World War was a period of change. The Industrial Revolution was a period of change. The Romans leaving Great Britain was a period of change. These changes brought forward things that could not have been thought possible. The level of healthcare we have today simply could not have been imagined even 200 years ago. So, the future is hard for us to imagine. However, at the basic level, we will keep doing the things we have always done."
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A recurring thought for me and probably for a lot of people: Can life be reduced down to one thing? Arguably, yes. Obviously, we need to be able to feed and house ourselves and meet our responsibilities; but after that, what is really important? What is it that we really want to do? Where do we have the most talent?
The older you get, the answers perhaps become a lot clearer. It’s about sitting down and taking 20 minutes a day to be with that thought. To live in that place that you want to be in the future.
It is often said that 'blondes have more fun,' or put another way, optimistic people get more out of life. Of course, we are living in a period of change. The Second World War was a period of change. The Industrial Revolution was a period of change. The Romans leaving Great Britain was a period of change. These changes brought forward things that could not have been thought possible. The level of healthcare we have today simply could not have been imagined even 200 years ago. So, the future is hard for us to imagine. However, at the basic level, we will keep doing the things we have always done."
Here are two very different takes on the next five years:
Buy here: https://amzn.to/4b18UbQ
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