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Leadership and Influence

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Preface: Let me start off by saying that leadership is not a born talent. As James Humes, a presidential speechwriter says, “The art of communication is the language of leadership.” And just like any other language, it can be learned through an understanding of its most well-established principles, and of course, patient practice. If you are ever feeling overwhelmed, anxious, unheard, foggy-minded, or any other way that makes you hesitate before you take a step, leadership is a skill that you will benefit from practicing. I’m not coming up here to make a monotone bore of a speech. I came up with this speech specifically with this class in mind to address some communication issues I observe many of you as well as myself have. Teaching leadership usually comes in the form of understanding an outside perspective of what leaders

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Order and Chaos (2) – The Mathematical Universe Beyond Numbers

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Human will is the manifestation of God. This is obvious, even for a non-believer. It is the desire inherent in all of us to create order out of something disorderly. It is, by purely physical description, corpus callosum. But the parts must fit. Just like in math, when new equations are created, they always reference the previous ones. Math comes out of universal truth, where two manifested parts create an understood outcome and another pulls on each independently to create a new whole out of the previous parts. The third element looks at the universe and takes in new variable information. Its the taste tester essentially. There are always three parts in a sense. The first two parts are the answer to the equation which we already understand. We use these two parts to maintain consistency and predictability. This way

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