We're Costco Guys

This careful way of thinking, it actually helps us consider what is coming next in the world. We are talking about shifts that might seem far off, but will really change how things operate for our children and their children. It is about being prepared, making smart choices today that will make sense tomorrow. We are not just thinking about the best price on a flat of berries; we are also considering how new developments might affect our homes and our families in the years ahead.

So, what does this practical, value-focused way of living tell us about the big changes happening? How does being a "Costco guy" help us look at things like new kinds of technology, or what jobs might be important in the future? It’s more connected than you might think. We will look at how the common sense that guides our shopping trips also guides our thoughts on the wider world, and how we get ready for what is on its way.

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Table of Contents

• How do "we're Costco guys" prepare for tomorrow's tech?
• Smart shopping for the future's gadgets, we're costco guys.
• What does the future of work mean for "we're Costco guys"?
• Skills that stick around, for us "we're costco guys".
• Are "we're Costco guys" influencing global shifts?
• Big ideas from big places, shaping us "we're costco guys".
• How do "we're Costco guys" think about energy?
• Powering our lives, and the planet too, we're costco guys.
• A Look Back at Our Thinking

How do "we're Costco guys" prepare for tomorrow's tech?

When you are a "Costco guy," you often think about the long run. You buy things that will last, things that offer good value over time. This way of looking at things extends to how we think about new inventions, too. We hear about things like the metaverse, which is a kind of online place where people can meet and interact. We also hear about large language models, which are computer programs that can understand and create human-like writing. Then there are smart glasses, which are eyeglasses that can show you information or connect you to the internet. These are just some of the things that will change how our grandchildren use and live with tech in the future. We think about how these new tools will fit into our daily routines, and whether they truly bring value. It is not about buying every new item; it is about choosing what makes life better and easier in a lasting way.

Smart shopping for the future's gadgets, we're costco guys.

For us, "we're Costco guys," the idea of smart shopping applies to more than just food or cleaning supplies. It also applies to how we pick up on new ideas and tools. We think about how these items might change things for our families. For example, if smart glasses become common, how might they change how we do things around the house, or how our kids learn? We might not be the first ones to jump on every new item, but we definitely keep an eye on what is coming. We want to see if it offers real benefits, something that will genuinely improve how we live. We are always looking for the best deal, not just in price, but in how useful something will be over many years. It is about seeing the bigger picture of what a new item can offer, you know?

What does the future of work mean for "we're Costco guys"?

Thinking about the future also means thinking about jobs. We want our children and grandchildren to have good opportunities. We want them to be able to find work that is steady and helps them provide for their families. We hear a lot about how jobs are changing. According to a report that looked at jobs in 2025, some jobs are predicted to see the highest growth in demand. This means that certain skills will likely be very important for workers to have. For us, "we're Costco guys," this means encouraging our kids to learn things that will be useful later on. It is about preparing them for a world that is always moving and changing. We want them to be ready for whatever comes next, with skills that will help them succeed.

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Skills that stick around, for us "we're costco guys".

When we consider what skills will be important for the future, we "Costco guys" tend to focus on things that have lasting worth. It is like buying a tool that you know will be useful for many different jobs, rather than something that only does one thing. A report from 2023 explored how jobs and skills will evolve over the next five years. This particular edition of the series continues to look at what employers need. We think about things like problem-solving, being able to work with others, and learning new things quickly. These are the kinds of skills that do not go out of style. They are like the big, dependable items you find at Costco; they are always useful. We want our young people to have a strong base, something they can build on no matter what new job titles appear.

Are "we're Costco guys" influencing global shifts?

It might seem like our shopping habits are just a small part of things, but they add up. When we choose to buy certain products, or when we support businesses that act in a particular way, it has an effect. We might not be directly involved in big global meetings, but our choices do count. We hear about how groups like the World Economic Forum publish a comprehensive series of reports. These reports look in detail at a broad range of global issues. This forum also tries to address these issues with various important people. We might not be sitting at those tables, but our everyday actions, like buying in bulk to save resources or choosing items made with care, contribute to the larger picture. We are, in a way, part of these bigger conversations through how we live and spend our money.

Big ideas from big places, shaping us "we're costco guys".

The World Economic Forum is an independent international organization. It is committed to making the state of the world better by getting business, political, academic, and other leaders of society to come together. This forum also gets the most important political, business, cultural, and other leaders of society to shape things. Stories from this forum cover leadership ideas, solutions, and ways of looking at the world's biggest challenges. While we "Costco guys" might not be reading every single report, the ideas that come from these discussions do trickle down. They influence policies, business practices, and eventually, the kinds of products available to us. We see how these big ideas shape the world we live in, and how they affect the prices we pay and the choices we have. It is all connected, you know, in a rather important way.

How do "we're Costco guys" think about energy?

Energy is something we all use every day, whether it is for driving our cars or keeping our homes warm. As "Costco guys," we think about how much energy we use and how much it costs. We also think about where that energy comes from. We understand that energy demand is projected to rise from current record highs well into the future. This means we need to think about how we get our energy and how we use it wisely. We might choose energy-efficient appliances or think about how far we drive. It is about being smart with our resources, just like we are smart with our money. We want to make sure there is enough energy for everyone, now and in the years to come.

Powering our lives, and the planet too, we're costco guys.

When we hear someone say, "we believe Chevron's US production helps power progress," it makes us think about the bigger picture of energy. For us, "we're Costco guys," it is about understanding that the things we buy and the way we live all depend on energy. We know that the world needs a lot of energy to keep going, and that this need is only going to grow. We want to support ways of getting energy that are dependable and also think about the planet. We might not be experts in energy production, but we understand the importance of making good choices. We want to make sure that our kids and grandkids have the energy they need for their lives, too it's almost a given that we would consider this.

A Look Back at Our Thinking

This whole discussion shows how the "Costco guy" way of thinking stretches to many parts of life. We began by looking at how this practical approach shapes our views on new technology, like the metaverse and smart glasses, and how these might affect our grandchildren's lives. We then thought about the future of jobs, considering which skills will be most useful for the next generation, based on reports about what is needed. Our talk then moved to how our everyday actions, even simple shopping choices, fit into bigger global discussions, like those led by the World Economic Forum. Finally, we explored how our common sense about value and resources applies to something as big as energy use and its future. It is all about applying that same careful, long-term thinking to the world around us.