Sine Curve Philosophy merely describes to the cyclical nature of life. Human emotions, reproductive cycles, economies, physical movement and most observable phenomenon have  a cyclical nature to them. Life is "one big sine curve", there are ups and downs, sometimes large, sometimes small. It can be modeled mathematically by the sine curve.

The phase, amplitude, frequency and vertical displacement are the variables that we have some limited control over.

If we take an example such as Quality of life, and apply a very simplistic sinusoidal equation to it, we can see how some of the controllable factors of your life can effect the overall quality of your life.

Example:

Quality of Life= C + A sin B(q - D)

C=Attitude
A=Emotional Stability
B=How Busy your are coupled with your on sphere of influence.
D=Your synchronicity to the surrounded events.
q=Time.
 

C=Attitude (positive value). If you have a positive attitude about life, you will automatically be shifted out of the negative values so that even the down swings of life will not be bad. A negative or neutral attitude will cause you to have lower swings in your personal sine curve.

A=This value being smaller could mean that your life is more consistent. This variable is interpreted by the individual. If there are not drastic lows there may not be drastic highs, which could be construed as boring. People in desperate situations, such as financial problems, drug abuse and other less than attractive situations may have a higher value of A.

B= How many cycles will you have in a given time. The fast paced business person living in an urban area may have more cycles in a day, week or month then a rural person in a slower paced work environment. The quality of this value is subjective, because different personality types need different types of stimulation. This value is also determined by the persons sphere of influence. The more in control a person is in there environment, the less cyclical this may be. When you are not in control, you may be lead by "others" desires, which could be quite influential in your sine curve.

D=Your synchronicity. This factor can show whether you are in tune with your surroundings; are you in synch. But it also can show if you hear a beat to a different drummer. While it is important to be aware of what is going on around you, it is also important not to be a lemming. Many influential world and business leaders had a slightly shifted D, or perhaps had dual D shifts. They lead the way, and others synched up their D values up to them.
 
 
 
 
 All Ideas on this page were developed by Sine Curve Willy Laboratories. Copyright 1998 Bryon Beilman