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The Future Front Page

A broadsheet newspaper front page dated ten years from now, reporting the life you want in past tense. You name the masthead, set the dateline a decade out, and write the banner headline as if it already ran — with a standfirst beneath it, two story columns whose headlines are set in type but whose body lines stay blank for pen, and an also-in-the-news sidebar of three smaller wins. A fixed forecast box (clear, with occasional doubt), a tongue-in-cheek index, and a corrections notice round out the paper. Vision boards collage what you want; a front page makes you commit to what happened. Begin with the end in mind, then publish it.

  • Portrait
  • 1 page
  • Vision

Best for: Turning a ten-year vision into concrete, past-tense headlines you then have to go live up to.

Build your future front page

Name the paper and date the edition.

Set the headlines that already ran.

Smaller wins that made the sidebar. Empty slots print as write-in lines.

Paper and download.

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