Personal foresight for real life
There is never just one future.We just tend to plan as if there were.
We make decisions about careers, education, relationships, and where to live based on assumptions about what comes next. Personal foresight helps you see more possible futures and more choices today.
Personal Foresight
There is an evidence-based way to think about the future. Most of us were never taught it.
Not prediction. A practice for seeing possibilities, clarifying what matters, and moving with intention.
- 01Notice change
- 02Imagine alternatives
- 03Choose thoughtfully
About Maya
A curious guide, not a voice from the podium.
Practitioner, researcher, guide
I found foresight while looking for a better way to navigate uncertainty in my own life.
Why are these powerful tools used by organizations, but almost never by individuals?
That question became the starting point for my work. Today, I explore how foresight connects with coaching, emotions, identity, and the decisions we make in everyday life.
My storyKeep exploring at your own pace.
Start with something small enough to use today.
Personal Foresight, in plain language
A clear introduction to exploring possible futures without pretending to predict them.
One question for an uncertain moment
A five-minute pause to notice assumptions, possibilities, and what matters.
From one future to several
A simple way to widen the futures you can imagine before choosing a step.
A quieter season
Let's stay connected.
I'm currently on maternity leave and not taking one-to-one clients. I still occasionally run workshops when the timing and project feel right. For now, this English-language space is where I share my work, ideas, and resources around personal foresight.