'your future self' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a version of yourself in the future, or to something that you will do in the future. For example, "Think carefully about what you do now - it might have consequences for your future self."
Love, Kyana (your future self).
Ageism has been described as prejudice against your future self.
Then write a letter from your future self to your present self.
I promise you that your future self will be happier the sooner you reconcile today with tomorrow.
You owe it to your future self to safeguard your reputation – the one that prospective readers, employers, clients or fans will see.
This strategy of using images of your future self to encourage greater retirement savings may soon be moving from theory into the real world.
As a final project, you might create mock "search results" pages about your future self, as found, say, in the year 2025.
Molly Crockett at the University of Oxford dubs this strategy "precommitment", although it could also be described as removing temptations in advance, so that your future self won't have access to them.
Along the way, don't forget to enjoy the season by breathing deeply, thinking about your future self and staying confident that people are eager to guide and to walk alongside you.
The ads, which urged consumers to "Get to know your future self," used an eye-catching device of having people talk to older versions of themselves in settings like the cabin of an airplane.
This really impersonal thing of tagging to get found, and this next layer of tagging to add context for your future self, for your followers and just to express what you love in a space outside of the content.
