You may be aware of the number phi (pronounced “fee”),
which has an astonishing history. It’s been employed by people
from Pythagoras to da Vinci, and most likely the builders of
the pyramids used it as well. It’s been around for a long time and the
number itself is 1.6180339887. It’s called the golden ratio, and if
you want to know more specifics, you can read The Golden Ratio
by Mario Livio, who goes into great detail about it. My point is
that it appears that some people use the number deliberately, and
other people know it subconsciously and it can appear in their
work with or without intention. But it can be used intentionally,
and very often is. It’s very mysterious, as this ratio appears in unrelated
works and natural phenomena, from the chambered nautilus
to galaxies to artwork and architecture. It can make your
innovative attempts a little easier when you make an effort to understand
that there are mysteries in life and to be open to them.
I’m not advising you to dwell on the mysterious—a successful
life requires common sense and hard work—but to be aware
of things that are sometimes inexplicable because they can be a
big step toward innovation.
> From " Think Like A Champion" By Donald J. Trump
- Did Trump Got Into The Occult?
- At Least From This Excerpt He Seems Like He Would Have Been Open To It.