We humans have always given precedence to ‘remembering’ over ‘imagining’. ‘Memory’, involves dealing with reinforcing the familiar; Imagination requires dealing & configuring the ‘unknown future’. Imagination requires us to move out of our comfort zone and as such, could be at time’s, frightening. It requires us to risking a departure from the cosy comfort of the familiar.

However, in 21st Century, impelled by the unceasing momentum of ‘disruptive technology’ and its consequetial adjunct, ‘market turbulence’, ‘Continual Change’( exponential), has become the Societal/ Business driver itself.

Staying complacent with our past achievements (howsoever big and mighty), is no longer a possibility/choice, but a recipie for becoming outdated and irrelevant sooner than later.

Redifining, Reimagining and Reinventing our Future (free from the incumbrance of the past) given the ever changing context,is the only possible way out to remaking ‘future proof’.

We had so far lived for more than 5000 years, in the ‘World of Probability’, by permitting and computing between only the known variables( calling the unknown as Ceteris- Paribus). Impacted by the expanse of frontier technology, and as such, the increased frequency of the occurrence of the unknown variables, more than the knowns as before, theory of Probability seems crippled as it cannot deal with unknowns. Hence, we say, the 21st Century has brought us into the ‘World of Possibilities’- where any thing is possible. As a corollary, the good news is that nothing, therefore is ‘Impossible’ if only, we see not just the new things, but even the old ones with a new set of ‘eyes’.

The purpose of ‘Ebullient’ and its tag line, redifining leading and learning paradigms, finds its coherence from out of this realisation.
Given our Societal/ Business context, and the availability of the best possible technology across the shelf ( as long as one can buy), we all have a ‘level playing field’. All that we have to do, using our right part of the brain, with its creativity and parallel thinking capability is to find ‘a new angle’ and continue to do that over and over again. It is both, exciting as much as daunting.