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內容簡介 We live in a world where industries transform overnight-but the signs of change are always there long before the shift becomes obvious. Most people just don't know how to see them. After a career spent helping brands anticipate what's coming next across healthcare, technology, and other rapidly evolving sectors, I've learned that the future doesn't arrive suddenly. It arrives quietly. It shows up first in the subtle ways people talk, the small changes in what they value, and the emerging behaviors happening at the edges of culture. By the time the shift hits the mainstream, the opportunity has usually passed. This book is your guide to spotting those early signals before anyone else. It's a practical, accessible roadmap that teaches you how to train your perception-not with more data or trend reports, but with a sharpened ability to notice what most people overlook. Inside, you'll learn the FUTURE Framework, a clear and actionable method designed to help leaders, marketers, creators, and builders recognize what's moving beneath the surface: -Find Signals by paying attention to the margins where new ideas take shape -Understand Meaning to uncover what those signals reveal about changing needs -Transform Assumptions that limit imagination or reinforce outdated thinking -Unlock Patterns by connecting small signals into larger forces of momentum -Render Scenarios that map the possible directions the future may take -Execute and Embed so insights turn into action-and your organization stays ready Whether you're guiding a team, building a brand, or simply trying to stay relevant in a world that won't slow down, this book shows you how to see around corners with confidence. You'll learn how to capture the small truths hidden in everyday behaviors, make sense of emerging shifts, and turn insight into a strategic advantage. The future isn't far away. It's already unfolding all around you. This book teaches you how to recognize it-and use it-long before the rest of the world catches up. Learn more at www.christinadianewarner.com