π§ Navigating Partial Information in a World of Power vs. Force

Navigating Partial Information in a World of Power vs. Force I’ve been in the cockpit of global communication, teaching Aviation English to foreign militaries. Then, I shifted gears into Instructional Design, where I witnessed firsthand how language isn’t just a tool of soft power—it is soft power. Since WWII, the U.S. has strategically deployed English as the global standard, especially in aviation, securing its place in the flight plan of global influence Pictured here with Admiral Ted Carter, Superintendent of the Naval Academy—the real Tom Cruise: Top Gun. Power Verses Force Break the Habit of Being You: Where Failure Becomes Data, Not Drama “The real tragedy of our time is that so many believe they have nothing to give, when in truth, they carry everything the world needs.” Under Pressure: Character is Revealed, Not in Calm, but in the Face of Adversity The Illusion of Cer...