Top 280 Roger Spitz Quotes (2026 Update)
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251. “The impacts of disruption depend on your perspective, preparation and response.”

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252. “Techistentialism studies the nature of human beings, existence, and decision-making in our technological world. Today, we face both technological and existential conditions that can no longer be separated. We define this phenomenon as Techistentialism.”

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253. “Companies often limit their propensity for invention by relying on flawed assumptions.”

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254. “The future is now, because now is the only thing we can impact. It can be prototyped today, every day.”

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255. “Foresight does not hold a crystal ball. It prepares you for the swerves. The future of prediction is imagination.”

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256. “Misaligned incentives can foster herd mentality.”

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257. “Rare is becoming less rare.”

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258. “Ransomware attacks are not only increasing in scale and frequency, but also sophistication.”

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259. “Decision-makers have more information than ever before, but the speed of change means they have less time to make decisions.”

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260. “Metaruptions cause widespread and self-perpetuating effects that extend beyond their initial disruptions.”

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261. “A combination of fast and slow is required when thinking in different time horizons. Poised, patient innovation has extraordinary power.”

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262. “Imagination outshines analysis.”

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263. “Some things will constantly emerge; others may disappear or change at different rates. Ultimately, we have agency to determine our future. We have choices as, above all, we are human.”

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264. “Before insights arrive, one must undergo an incubation period.”

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265. “These are our 6 i’s to thriving on disruption: intuition, inspiration, imagination, improvisation, invention, impossible.”

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266. “Agency is our ability to take action and influence outcomes.”

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267. “Failure is a necessary ingredient to invention.”

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268. “The Red Queen Race necessitates being fast and astute. Speed alone is insufficient.”

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269. “Breakthroughs are even more abrupt and turbulent when we are not paying attention.”

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270. “One issue which exacerbates the Inflection Paradox is that innovations are analyzed through siloes, even though breakthroughs often occur across fields.”

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271. “Once we acknowledge the complex nature of the world, the notion of dissecting and reassembling entire industry constituents like Lego is illusory.”

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272. “Metaruptions cause widespread, self-perpetuating effects that extend beyond their initial disruptions. As early changes spill over, impacts combine, propagate, and modify other elements within the system. Imagining the interplay of metaruptions is a creative endeavour, not a number-crunching exercise.”

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273. “Advances breed faster advances.”

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274. “Seek a fresh perspective by asking questions instead of relying on answers.”

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275. “Storytelling sells a vision of the future.”

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276. “Our navigational toolbox equips us with compasses calibrated for the unpredictable.”

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277. “When we connect with multiple perspectives and diverging views, we unleash inspiration.”

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278. “Our Disruptive Thinking Canvas provides a streamlined six-step process, consolidating the foundational principles of our work in one location.”

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279. “Over the past 35 years, the percentage of intangible assets almost tripled. While indispensable for value creation, the potential speed of obsolescence can dampen the resilience of intangible assets.”

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280. “Despite technological accelerations, change is generally slow, difficult, and unequally distributed.”

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281. “Anything that can be automated, cognified, decentralized, digitized, disintermediated or virtualized will be.”

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282. “Decisions only exist when they are actioned.”

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283. “The world’s most valuable companies develop intellectual capital by investing smartly in their employees.”

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284. “Artists, musicians, composers and writers are all experiencing upheaval which could match that of a factory becoming automated.”

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285. “The true impact of innovation isn’t in its disruptiveness; rather, it lies in its ability to ignite hope, unlock new possibilities and catalyse positive transformations across systems.”

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286. “The whole is not merely different from the sum of its parts – the whole lacks a clear relationship to the parts’ sum.”

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287. “Can you create protected spaces to experiment, tinker and answer important questions with no current answers?”

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288. “Systemic change can be unsettling due to its inherent complexity.”

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289. “Decentralized systems can offer more resilience and antifragility, as this single point of failure does not exist.”

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