2015 Will Be the Year of the Throwback
From the Bushes and the Clintons to the Telephone, the Old Is New Again
My friend Greg long ago convinced me that instead of a laundry list of resolutions, what we really need every new year is just one catch-all aspirational slogan, more likely to be remembered past January. Like “Find the fix in ’06.” When I crowd-sourced the challenge of a slogan for this new year, a wise 10-year-old I know came up with, “See the unseen in ’15.”
I like it because it is both a timeless exhortation—to expand one’s horizons—and a particularly timely one. The year 2015—the far-away year Marty McFly travels …
