The Flywheel Effect | Edgar D. Barron | TEDxAzusaPacificUniversity

The Flywheel Effect is a metaphor for a personal transformational process that can lead to the identification and achievement of new and greater life goals. It begins with understanding how your life experiences determine what you see as possibilities in and for your life. The Flywheel effect describes the interactions between life experiences, possibilities, actions and results. Just as a true flywheel stores power and releases it when required, the Flywheel effect will demonstrate how the power and potential stored in human beings can be released - leading to a richer and more fulfilled life.
A native of California, Edgar has held a number of dynamic and diverse positions including those of Vice President of Communications and Creative Services at Promise Keepers, Founding and Senior Pastor of Journey Christian Fellowship, Management Consultant to numerous organizations including Focus on the Family, Azusa Pacific University, Open Door Ministries, Promise Keepers and several local churches.
Prior to his service in the non-profit sector Edgar spent 16 years in the aerospace defense industry with Hughes Aircraft Co. in the Los Angeles area. His primary areas of focus were Industrial and Systems engineering.
Edgar joined the staff at Azusa Pacific University in May of 2010 as the Executive Director of Multi Ethnic Programs where he provides leadership in the areas of racial reconciliation and minority student development.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at ted.com/tedx

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a great talk. that is why people say that a good beginning is half done. Once you start, you get momentum and fuel to get further.

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MBA class brought me here. Thank you for this great and inspirational video.

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Amazing talk, really glad I found this video!

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That prop definitely focused everyone's attention, haha. 🧨

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I really love this. Thank you.

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I thought was a religious conference

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[@raghav225]

Mundane thoughts, heard all of this so many times before.

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I tried staying focused but this talk was really boring.