“Plan for the future, not the past.”

“Business, . . . government [and other institutions]. . . will have to learn to put the future ahead of yesterday—in their policies, in their attitudes in their organization and structure.

In a period of continuity, yesterday could be expected to stay around for the morrow. To strengthen yesterday was therefore likely to strengthen tomorrow.

In a period of change, and especially of rapid technological change in which new industries will appear as the economic leaders, to strengthen yesterday weakens tomorrow.”

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“Plan for the future, not the past.”

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