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Going forward

A redundant phrase that can usually be eliminated, used to make simple statements sound more formal and important than they actually are.

Examples

Examples: - "Going forward, we will hire 10 people." (we will hire 10 people) - "Going forward, we need to improve." (we need to improve) - "Going forward, this is our strategy." (this is our strategy)

Other Definitions of "Going forward"

A phrase that means 'from now on' but somehow makes everything sound more official and important.

"Examples:\n- "Going forward, we'll use the new approval process."\n- "The strategy going forward is to focus on core markets."\n- "Going forward, all meetings will be 30 minutes or less.""

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