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Logos- He connects Heart of Darkness to how to become a good leader through solitude.

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Pathos-  Don't be afraid to be yourself, and use your own ideas even if you are wrong and fail.

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Ethos- The author talks about teaching for ten years at Yale. He says that Yale is an institution like West Point, because of the way they teach their students how to be a leader.

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Tone- He is very serious and passionate.

Anaphora- Leadership and aptitude, leadership and achievement, leadership and even excellence...

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Diction-When speaking of bureaucracy, he uses critical or negative words. When students are the subject of the paragraph he changes his diction to a nicer form.

Syntax- At times, he uses short and concise sentences to get his point across, but he also includes longer more complex sentences.

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William Deresiewicz aims to inform the freshman class at West Point University, as well as any student who is trying to be a leader, of the true meaning of leadership, and all the aspects that he thinks a true leader needs in order to be truly effective in today's world.

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Freshman class of Westpoint , October 9th

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"Instead of having one or two true friends that we can sit and talk to for three hours at a time, we have 968 “friends” that we never actually talk to; instead we just bounce one-line messages off them a hundred times a day. This is not friendship, this is distraction."

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"I used to have students who bragged to me about how fast they wrote their papers. I would tell them that the great German novelist Thomas Mann said that a writer is someone for whom writing is more difficult than it is for other people. The best writers write much more slowly than everyone else, and the better they are, the slower they write. "

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"What we have now are the greatest technocrats the world has ever seen, people who have been trained to be incredibly good at one specific thing, but who have no interest in anything beyond their area of expertise. What we don’t have are leaders."

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"Multitasking, in short, is not only not thinking, it impairs your ability to think. Thinking means concentrating on one thing long enough to develop an idea about it."

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"What makes him a thinker—and a leader—is precisely that he is able to think things through for himself."

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"We have a crisis of leadership in America because our overwhelming power and wealth, earned under earlier generations of leaders, made us complacent, and for too long we have been training leaders who only know how to keep the routine going."

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-Born in 1964
-Attended Colombia University
-Enjoys Jane Austen