Juan Nagore’s career and experience span business, economic development, and education. He directed the marketing and business efforts of for-profit and non-profit organizations. He interacted with hundreds of companies and all levels of government. His leadership in developing strategies and tactics led to success. After his business career, he became an educator and author, sharing life experiences with other professionals and students.
Freedom’s Pursuit: The Fundamentals began as a simple quest, a personal pursuit, to answer the question: What is my worldview? In the process of answering, it became a much larger exploration of ideas and individual pursuits, including the answer to the original question. To fully answer the question, it became necessary to consider much larger issues, such as the following points: (1) The application of knowledge to broad issues related to the interactions between people. (2) The combined consequence of knowledge, power, risk, and competition, which leads to the most fundamental and consequential of outcomes: Progress. These ideas create social and economic changes by focusing attention on the diverse opportunities and social issues of the day. (3) The challenge of leadership and the subsequent impact on group dynamics, what works and what doesn’t. (4) In trying to comprehend the world, it was necessary to give context to my own beliefs, which required understanding and definition of freedom and purpose, including the impact of morals, mores, philosophy, and truth on our decision-making.
(5) Without this context, is any individual able to recognize and respond to those external influences that exert control over us and which impact risk, competition, creativity, and investment? (6) Finally, this pursuit was undertaken to discover what it is about me and us and our social interactions that direct our individual destinies and the progress of our culture, communities, and nation. Thus began a quest to find a credible explanation to understand the complexities of social action and speech, the application of knowledge, principles, philosophy, risk, competition, and political speak. Was it possible to reconcile and bring understanding to the American political construct when considering knowledge, power, motivation, and its consequences?
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