15 SepThe Bigfoot Recession
Expectations. We all have them and yet they often vary even within small groups of people working with similar information. They are not entirely data driven but a mix of data and past experiences mixed with sprinkles of hopes, dreams and even fears. Many have expected a recession, some expect things to return to the way things were in 2019. Some would prefer another decade or two, but we will ignore that for today. These have in turn led people to take action and dig in for that coming reality that is clearly coming. Expectations are important because they allow the human in each of us to be prepared – to plan. They can also be limiting as we more easily dismiss contradictory information. In the articles ahead you will see this dissonance in our discussions. We encourage you to engage it, wrestle it, and question what you think you are so sure of. Do you belong to a group that would benefit from a discussion about our economy? Consider having us be your next speaker – drop us a note to learn more.
Download the NewsletterVolume: 31 - Number: 3
Leading Index Title: Stability and Growth
Special Topic Title: Seattle Tourism & The Office of Tomorrow
Authors:
- Hart Hodges
- James McCafferty
- Bethany King
- Cam MacKenzie
- Tate Van Patten
- Andy Dirks
- Drew Havens