Flash Foresight - a book that will teach you to predict future trends

I've been a long time admirer of Gerald Celente, trends forecaster. I'd like to see the future with certainty, just as he does. So when I noticed this book on trends forecasting I couldn't help but check into the details.

Written by Daniel Burris of Technotrends, this book gives us "seven radical principals" that will transform the way we do business. Instead of wondering what will happen next, we will be able to go with what we know will succeed. That edge over our competitors will be extremely valuable in years to come.

Daniel Burris has made his career in the field of future technological trends forecasting. He explains his process and his techniques. He receives a burst of insight and knows with utmost certainty that his projections are accurate. We too can do that. Perhaps we've even had the occasional experience of knowing something was true before it happened. Now we're ready to learn how to make that experience of future knowledge happen by using the techniques Daniel Burris perfected during his many years of technological trends forecasting.

Anyone who is in business, either working for a large conglomerate or involved in single-proprietor small business, or anything in between, knows - with a certainty - that there's nothing more valuable than understanding what people want now, and what they'll want in the future. Knowing without a doubt what will happen is a most valuable talent and skill - one we should all strive to acquire.

In his book, Flash Foresight: How to See the Invisible and Do the Impossible, Daniel Burris gives us seven principles that will help us manipulate ideas and facts so the future will seem obvious. When we know we've got the right answer, we can act on it.

Imagine all the ways this could help you run your business. If you're into web business as I am, you could know whether a domain name is worth buying before you put time and money into it. If you're into sales, you'll be able to predict with certainty what products people need, and what they'll buy. If you're a manufacturer you'll understand what to create and how to market your creations.

This book can really help your business and your personal financial planning.