The Sigfluence Generation Our Young People's Potential to Transform Americ

Sigfluence is a word invented by John F. Loase in 1984. It means significant, long-term, positive influence. After 20-plus years of research, Loase recently had a big breakthrough. He found that 18- to 25-year-olds have an especially high need to affect sigfluence. However, The Sigfluence Generation needs guidance from the Baby Boomer Generation to fulfill its potential. Sigfluence is widely neglected, but is a fundamental human need. Loase believes we can transform America by focusing on sigfluence in business, education, politics and in our personal lives. According to Loase, Sigfluence is a key concept to positively transform America. I was amazed at the potential and need for Sigfluence that I found among the 542 college students we surveyed over three years. A lifelong resident of Westchester County, New York, author John F. Loase has been writing for 25 years. The Sigfluence Generation is his eighth book. He completed the only doctorate in mathematics and psychology ever awarded by Columbia University Teachers College. Loase is a professor of mathematics at Concordia College in New York.