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March 29th, 2008 at 10:10 am
It’s a Blog—not it’s a Quiz—no it’s really an information resource, a place to pick up tips, a repository for opinion, a look ahead to where we’re going
Oh, let’s just call it a site! The posts will be up soon–technical difficulties and all that. So…
I wanted to write a book that would help people look ahead to the future, to do more than just get predictions about where we might be headed, and to ultimately shake off the common wisdom that prevails and fails us.
Yet the book, “2011: TrendSpotting for the Next Decade,” needed to be more than just a plethora of essays from me, combined with quotes and data from others with the same ostensible goal. So the only way to make this unstatic is to tell you to close this book and do what any self-respecting trend guy or gal should do: go online.
On this destination, Laermer.com you will obtain more on what’s been brought up in those 306 pages. It will be updated minimum three times a week and max once per day. That’s a future promise.
This destination extraordinaire will have all over—essays, trend advice, ways to spot, a few harsh realities, my scorecard on what’s right and wrong, blog posts all the livelong day, and guests that know when to leave. Laermer.com will teach you—and me—life elements to keep us up to date, such as how to write cursive letters, or how to curse someone out politely! And coming soon: Why it’s so difficult for an actress to go by her first name only–when so many of those monikers are dull these days!
We got a lot to do here.
And you’ll be surprised (plus you won’t for a change want the time back!).
Have a good decade.
RL