The dizzy feeling I experienced is just like what we feel about current economic downturn, crisis, or crash. We try to figure out how the market go tomorrow, how the real estate price move in three months, and whether the economy will rebound or not by the end of the year. We think about those things all the time, but we feel dizzy every time and fail to conclude in the end.
This is the nature of short-term future. It's almost impossible to tell about clearly and correctly. Long-term future is also difficult to forecast correctly, but at least we can talk about it more clearly with personal, organizational vision. And that's why we need to move our attention far into the future and into the peripherials, not looking only at our current boundaries. Then we need to grasp the clues that will shape our longer-term future and we should translate them into current context in order to make better decisions. This could be the only way that we can deal with today's dilemmatic world and of tomorrow.
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