Clearly, what the world needs right now is another blog.
Here's our new one - Slow Futures. https://t.co/guPxJnt2YA
Slow Futures is about what isn't changing, or changing slowly.
'The #OptimismIndex and why 'Myths of Decline' are often wrong...'
#TheNewAbnormal podcast features Tom Johnson, MD at insights/futures consultancy @TrajectoryTweet who help clients understand how they can benefit from a changing world.
#GlobalForesight https://t.co/MKKeMUxewz
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invite you to join us on Thursday 27 October for an afternoon webinar - learn how brand awareness has changed in today's volatile landscape, and how to use your media spend to stay ahead of the curve!
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Bit of a sobering start to the day: optimism in UK is at lowest level since @TrajectoryTweet started tracking it (2018). Spending expectations have worsened & are lower than during 1st Covid lockdown. But measures of resilience & life satisfaction have stayed the same - for now
Our next Trends Briefing will take a timely look at the state of Wellbeing in the UK, featuring hot-off-the-press data from out monthly public sentiment tracker.
It's free, and you can register here: https://t.co/1MAwfTab3V
Another fascinating session from @TrajectoryTweet and the erudite @TJP_Johnson β this time The State of Trust. Give them a follow for all your #futuretrends needs. Top team
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The reopening of the economy in the Spring has driven a consistent rise in the degree of cynicism expressed towards the pandemic amongst younger generations, whilst older cohorts have remained far more cautious
#IntergenerationalConflict
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Those who have cut back on spending across a variety of categories in the past year are almost always more likely to have done so for financial reasons, despite growing concerns for the environment
#ConsumptionGuilt
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Despite remote working falling sharply compared to the start of the pandemic, our findings indicate that even in a years time, one in four economically active respondents expect to be working remotely β up 8% compared to pre-pandemic
#WorkFromHome
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Throughout 2021, the difference in optimism between those living in London compared to the rest of Britain has tripled, whilst more than tripling when comparing highest earners against all other economically active consumers
#OptimismIndex
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As the Government continues to focus on βlevelling upβ, household financial concerns related to the pandemic have grown far more prominent amongst lowest income household compared to higher earners.
#LevellingUp
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While calls for Plan B measures - including mask wearing - are growing, consumers are less likely to act in the interests of others than at any time during the pandemic.
#NotAllInThisTogether
Trends expert Tom Johnson, Managing Director @TrajectoryTweet
discusses how the pandemic is creating new norms, consumer attitudes and rules. #ABTAconvention
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With both the furlough scheme, and the boost to universal credit coming to an end there are significant differences in household financial confidence on the basis of employment status.