Les T. Csorba

Les T. Csorba

Articles by Les T. Csorba

  • The commencement speech all graduates need to hear charges them to know thyself

    The commencement speech all graduates need to hear charges them to know thyself

    As educational achievements are celebrated worldwide, it is an ideal time to reflect on what really matters. Graduates of 2026 are entering an AI economy. They need an edge. Strong self awareness with God's help, choosing who you become over time, will provide that edge—a fully human being in a machine world.
  • A warning to awaken and become aware to the soul numbing hum

    A warning to awaken and become aware to the soul numbing hum

    Christian author and thought leader, Paul Kingsnorth has issued us with a clarion call to beware of "the Machine". Les Csorba adds that it does not seek our destruction, nor does it need our rebellion. It seeks something far more dangerous: our distraction. Its quiet ambition is to replace the sacred grammar of the human soul with its own version of transcendence. 
  • When narcissism becomes a virtue

    When narcissism becomes a virtue

    When a war threatens to destabilize the world because of the narcissistic ego of a powerful person, the narcissism of a leader pursuing peace is often the only antidote. In this insightful opinion, leadership expert Les Csorba encourages us to hope for peace via President Donald Trump as one in a long history of leaders whose narcissism has been of benefit to their nation and to the world.
  • Scottie Scheffler exemplifies champion humility in a fame-obsessed culture

    Scottie Scheffler exemplifies champion humility in a fame-obsessed culture

    While American media was buzzing over a viral photo of a CEO entangled with his HR chief at a Coldplay concert, a meme-worthy snapshot of our self-awareness deficit, Scottie Scheffler, the world’s top-ranked golfer, was quietly modeling something better across the Atlantic.