2010 Forecast

Jan 01, 2010 11:03


2010 is here, and apparently, it hails the beginning of a new decade. With it, the new year brings renewed hope and revitalized vigor to tackle the problems and challenges this year will present. It will be exciting times and I look forward to it.

Besides, these few nascent hours of 2010 are already tons better than most of the previous year.

Let me indulge myself and take a moment to make some forecasts, predictions and resolutions for this year. Maybe in another 365 days, I can come back and see how I fared.

Forecasts & Predictions
  • Against the Bank of Canada’s best wishes and efforts, the Canadian dollar will reach and surpass parity.
  • Despite that, manufacturing will continue to decline.
  • Canadian entertainment and media industry will be quite successful this year, but will probably go through a dramatic shift in production or distribution.
  • Facebook will continue its downward spiral through more “liberal” privacy policies. Nobody notices.
  • It will be an awesome year for mobile - new telcos, new hardware running Android, more ways to make money in the space (advertising, apps, sponsored usage, etc.), and new ways to compute mobilry (tablets, wearable computers).
  • Online advertising will keep growing (hurray!), but will bring in more competition who don’t know what they’re doing (boo), providing opportunities to teach and grow (ok?).
  • Canada will win a couple of medals at the Winter Olympics, though probably only a silver in Mens Hocket.

Resolutions
  • Make a real and substantial effort to go up to KW to visit.
  • Travel. A lot.
  • Regain a positive outlook on people and humanity
  • Continue to pursue professional designations and provide leadership in the workplace.
  • Let go of things a bit more. Understand I can only affect so much change, but do my best in what I can.

That’s probably a good place to start. 2010 will be a good year. I’ll make sure this will be the case.

Happy New Year, and have a great one.

scwl

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