Yet a few blocks away, Jeanine Cinseruli was bemoaning the visionary decision she made five years ago, when she bought a four-family house on Third Street, thinking she would cash in on the wave of mostly gay, urban trendsetters who were just discovering the diamond-in-the-rough appeal of this faded resort.
Most of them have share competencies like passionate, risk-taking, confidence, determination, disciplined, visionary, decision-making, and leadership.
Thus, foresight processes serve the need of strategic and visionary decision-making in companies and corporations [6, 29, 33].
In a September speech at the U.N., Guatemalan President Otto Pérez Molina commended, perhaps a little bit mischievously, "the visionary decision of the citizens of the States of Colorado and Washington".
But the media climate has changed -- in part because of Ellen's visionary decision to bring LGBT visibility into the most mainstream of arenas, a popular primetime network sitcom -- and queer characters are now present throughout much of scripted and reality programming.
We can build upon visionary policy decisions of the last century to meet the challenges we face in this one.
But as you know our party conferences have never been anything other than wise and visionary in any decision they've taken.
In a rare interview, Xi praised Britain's "visionary and strategic" decision to position itself as Beijing's best friend in the west as he prepared to embark on the first state visit to the UK since 2005, taking with him billions of pounds of planned infrastructure investment.
Why do some consider a court decision that goes against the grain of their philosophy as being openly political, while considering agreeable decisions as visionary and reasonable?
A few visionaries, making better-informed decisions for themselves and their companies, could change everything.
These are not the decisions of a visionary or courageous leader.
