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Vorausdenken: Fragen an die Zukunft

Ich bin auf eine Liste von Fragen gestoßen, die helfen, über die Zukunft von Projekten zu reflektieren. Mir hilft das, einen Fokus bei meinen Aufgaben zu behalten und auf verschiedene Möglichkeiten vorbereitet zu sein. Mein x war hier mal 20 Jahre:

  1. If you could have any question about the next “x” years answered, what would you want to know?
  2. What do you believe is predetermined for the next “x” years?
  3. If you looked back from “x” years hence and told the triumph of your organization/issue, what would be the story? Why?
  4. If you looked back from “x” years hence and told the failure of your organization/issue, what would be the story? Why?
  5. What are the most important strategic issues/decisions for your organization on the immediate horizon?
  6. What do you want your personal legacy to be? What do you fear it might be? What do you aspire to?

gepostet von marlster am 11/10/2004 02:53:00 PM.

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SIYACH (hebrew) - to meditate, to ponder, to converse with oneself, and hence aloud; to utter or commune, complain, declare, meditate, muse, pray, speak, talk with (God in prayer, etc.) or it could be with another believer or group of believers--speaking one's thoughts about a passage of Scripture or words to a hymn, etc., etc.