Toward Desirable Futures

I am the kind of person who likes to explore possible futures, to make the best of them happen and close off the nefarious ones.

I recently lost someone I cared deeply for to a disease I also battled years ago.

I'm on a lifelong journey toward emancipation.

We were warned.

Every beginning sounds like silence.

I have been reflecting lately—not on what I do, but on why I do it.

We might feel the world speed up by the hour and tremble on its axis, leaving us on ever-shaky ground.

Sometimes, we forget how easy it is to get caught up in the rush of technology.

I always felt learning was like riding a bike.

There is a hidden story to the tools we use and what they permit or forbid.

In a previous professional life, so many moons ago, I was a shadow in the political world.

It has been a long time since I haven't written a post on my blog.

We rarely have the occasion to witness History unfolding before our eyes.

Earlier this week, I sent my resignation, and I am feeling a bit dizzy.

I am one of those people haunted by all their mistakes, however big or small.

It may just have been away too long and had a harsh winter.

Thomas di Luccio writes about sustainable, desirable, and resilient futures. © Thomas di Luccio | All rights reserved.

Aussi loin que je me souvienne, j'ai toujours voulu être designer.