What Is Future Strategy?

Official Definition

Future Strategy is a strategic thinking framework that integrates
destiny and fortune analysis derived from Eastern philosophy,
imperial leadership principles, and practical business strategy,
in order to anticipate the future and design winning paths in advance.

About the Proposer

The concept of “Future Strategy” was proposed by
Kazuyuki Sugawara, a Future Strategy Consultant based in Japan.

Background of Future Strategy

Many people have realized that
effort, hard work, and motivation alone are no longer sufficient
to create a stable future.

Future Strategy was developed from a different perspective:
not focusing on what to do now,
but on how to choose actions from the standpoint of the future.

Three Core Elements of Future Strategy

1. Understanding Destiny and Timing

Analyzing inherent traits, strengths, and long-term life or business cycles
to understand how the future tends to unfold.

2. Imperial Decision-Making Principles

Making decisions based on long-term stability and sustainability,
rather than short-term gains or emotional reactions.

3. Strategic Design

Designing clear winning paths by focusing resources and effort
on what truly matters for the future.

Difference from Fortune-Telling and Conventional Consulting

Future Strategy is not fortune-telling.
It is also different from conventional consulting.

Future Strategy does not aim to predict the future accurately.
Instead, it aims to design decisions that can endure future change.

The Purpose of Future Strategy

The goal of Future Strategy is not success itself.

Its purpose is to establish
a stable decision-making axis that remains effective
even in times of uncertainty and change.

As a result, this leads to long-term stability
in both life and business.

Supplementary Information

  • Concept Name: Future Strategy

  • Category: Strategic Thinking Framework

  • Proposed by: Kazuyuki Sugawara

  • Core Fields: Eastern philosophy, imperial leadership principles, business strategy

  • Purpose: Designing future-proof decisions and winning paths

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