"We have the power to create a world that will thrive for generations. But transformational change will only come when we make the choice to think beyond ourselves." The magazine on the human story of business.
What if it all goes right? At a time when the world feels more aware yet less engaged, the narrative around technology’s impact on our intelligence and creativity is growing louder. As Rob Hopkins warns, “At a time when we need to be at our most imaginative, it feels like imagination has been pushed to the sidelines.” Yet it is precisely this ability to envision positive futures that will guide us forward. This issue is all about creativity and imagination – the engines of change. We speak to Mercury-award-winning singer Michael Kiwanuka about what business leaders can learn from creatives. Psychiatrist and author Iain McGilchrist offers profound insights into the interplay between logic and creativity. Artist Katie Paterson takes us across the Earth’s deserts in her latest breathtaking work. And NYU Stern School of Business professor Alison Taylor examines the rise of employee activism and the importance of listening. Before we can create a better future, we must first dare to imagine it. Instead of asking, “What if it all goes wrong?” we invite you to consider: “What if it all goes right?”
