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Thanks for the A2A. This is right up my alley.When you say “an” Architecture, I assume you mean a specific style of Architecture, so I’ll go down that road. And please bear in mind that not all musical genres or Architectural styles are represented here. I have slightly less than infinite time to write this answer. As well, not all subgenres of Music will correspond with a subgenre of Architecture. Many Architectural styles within other styles don’t break down the way music does. And they won’t be TOO literal. Simply because it shares a name or region doesn’t make it similar in my regard. (Though sometimes it might.) :P To me it’s more about the substance or image conveyed or intended by the actual style/genre. Enjoy at your own risk.Blues————————————————Delta Blues - ByzantineComprised of few, simple components; this style encourages extreme geometric complexity and depth of dimension. Highly influential to all subsequent medieval styles including Romanesque, Gothic and Baroque.Swamp Blues - Indian Rock CutThis style is based on carving forms and structures out of existing solid rock. The painstaking effort involved is somehow absorbed into the Architecture itself as it surrounds and embraces its occupants.Zydeco - MesopotamianBasic in form, elaborate in decor. The use of local materials and improvised instrumentation help create this style. Sometimes a bit gaudy, but always an eye-catcher.Piedmont Blues - MesoamericanUsing Pre-Columbian iconography to create culturally significant and influential forms and spaces derived from the local materials at hand. Ceremonial, regional, historical. Through rigorous inter-cultural trade and interaction, this style emerged with its own identity.Electric Blues - Royal IncanThis style takes the rough and tumble style of its predecessors and adds some more flare. Massive, soaring, sweeping. Loftier and more intense than many styles that came before it.+Country————————————————Western - CraftsmanTrue to form, hewn from the landscape and embellished for one’s personal enjoyment rather than to show-off to an audience. Finely crafted with the personal touch of one who has experienced it first-hand.Traditional Country - Appalachian HomesteadAbout as pragmatic as it can get. No flash. No trash. Just designed human shelter at it’s most primal - predicated on the expedient and the minimal skills at hand. Gets the job done. Shaped by those who’ve lived it.Honky-Tonk - American FrontierBasic. Does the job with little frills and only what decoration is readily available. Just enough flash to draw in paying customers; which is the singular, pragmatic intent of the structure. Mostly about keeping people drinking and happy.Country Pop - Suburban McMansionGeneric. Overdone. No true substance or individual identity. Masking a strong desire to be recognized and liked but an unwillingness to think for oneself.Gospel - Ancient EgyptianCuts straight to the heart of its purpose with little attention paid to frivolity or decoration. Basic in form, yet spiritually deep in ambition. A solace for the soul from the raging sandstorms and overwhelming heat of the outside world.Jug Band - NeolithicAbout as primal and basic as one can get. From concept to instrumentation, there are few ways to do either music or Architecture that could be simpler.+Electronica————————————————Dubstep - VictorianHow much shit can we throw together here at one time? Asymmetrical balancing. Steep, imposing heights and roof pitches. Fanciful, dollhouse windows and doorways. Multiple bright and/or bold colors. Various geometric shapes all spliced together with attention paid to all angles and perspectives. Multi-dimensional to say the least.Moombahton - French RenaissancePlacing emphasis on balance, symmetry, formulation and regulation of calculated proportion along with dramatic builds, this style is highly diverse yet somehow ostensibly foreign to many who perceive it. At times overly analytical and minimally emotional yet often sprawling and random in appearance.Neurofunk - RococoCalled, “The eroticization of anxiety”, (Neurofunk) this style incorporates freneticism and sharp-edged imagery to the extreme. A rebellion against the more formal and accepted styles of the time, Rococo embellishes the disquietude and heightens the perceptions of those who experience it.Techno - InternationalDevoid of all decoration and embellishment of form. Strictly repetitive, repetitive and repetitive. Boring, straightforward and repetitive. Lacking in innovation, passion or any remarkable features whatsoever. Also repetitive.Trance - ConstructivismCold and technological. Mind-numbing and brainwashing. Designed with an emphasis on technology and an intent to corral human interaction into a socialized collective. Pragmatically sprawling with more emphasis placed on the whole than on any individual component.+Folk————————————————Folk Rock - JeffersonianA hodge-podge of older styles thrown together to resemble a newer form of something remembered as a thing that was once something special but is now a different something special altogether. Relatively basic and reminiscent of slower, less stressful times while empowering a newer generation to recall the past in innovative ways.Jam - MetabolismA post-war Japanese style of Architecture fusing functional pragmatism of enormous structures with biological substance and organic growth philosophies. Highly conceptual and theoretic leading to abstract representations of some pretty weird shit.+Jazz————————————————Acid Jazz - MannerismAttempting to denounce balance and harmony in exchange for hyperbole and exaggeration, this style favors tension and instability over poise and equilibrium. More concerned with substantial image than the image of substance, Mannerism employs a disregard for the normal or conventional.Bebop - ModernismAn honest reaction to staunch antecedent classicism. Interaction with interior and exterior, examination of human condition involving external substances and incorporation of chronological affectation. Seemingly pretentious to many, beautiful and natural to others.Big Band - Art DecoNot only does it share a similar time frame chronologically, but it’s about exuberance and luxury and glitz and glamour. The party lifestyle rife with rich, luxurious materials, textures and tones on a grand scale. Just plain big.+Metal————————————————Avant-Garde Metal - DeconstructivismImpresses those who know nothing about the genre (Architecture), usually sounds (looks) like shit and has no actual merit to those in the real profession - except the few who want to appear cool and be liked by others.Classic Metal - MerovingianGilded with the spirits of those who created it, this style stands boldly near the genesis of much of what is now popular. Influencing the Romanesque and Gothic styles yet to come, this genre fueled itself through the necessary expression of those who were disenfranchised by the social status quo of their day.Black Metal - RomanesqueHeavy, brooding, dark, intriguing. Predating the Gothic style, among many others, this style lent an air of solemnity to its surroundings, yet instilled in its inhabitants a sense of motivated power. Thick walls, high towers, and the combination of Eastern and Western styles make this one a true original.Doom Metal - MedievalDefensive, impending, threatening, imminent. This style expresses power and the awareness of vulnerability better than most others. Primarily pragmatic in layout and construction, its users find solace in the dominance of its ramparts.Emo Metal - ExpressionismSticking out like a sore thumb at times, Expressionism purported to emote performance through Architecture. In placing more importance on form than function and on artistry than anonymity, this style pushed to the forefront as one that’s either loved or hated; rarely blending with its surroundings and always making a statement.Goth Metal - GothicThis one is pretty obvious and self-explanatory. High-arched, slender, dark yet filled with light. Full of symphonic grandiose and black eye-liner. Culturally and iconically oppressive yet visually and spiritually uplifting.Glam Metal - BaroqueAll flash, grandeur and production value. Concepts derived from earlier forms, embellished to draw the most attention to themselves in the least amount of time. LOOK AT ME!!! LOOK HOW AWESOME I AM!!!!!Industrial Metal - ChalukyaCarved deep into the rock, this style is often basic on the surface but more complex the deeper you delve within. Pragmatic and industrious, this style incorporates versatility and self-control coupled with expression through expedience and/or innovation within constraints.Mathcore - ParametricismA subgenre of Avant-Garde Architecture stemming from the utilization of parametric equations and precise mathematical calculations to create forms and spaces. Designed by computers, programs and algorithms devoid of human emotion.Neoclassical Metal - NeoclassicalPretty straight-forward and self-explanatory. They stand on the shoulders of Classical giants and use modern-day instrumentation and devices in order to make something new yet hearken back to when things were “good”.Progressive Metal - EclecticismGrowing from many and various previous influences, this style incorporates multiple other styles to create something entirely new and innovative. It can be beautiful. It can be grotesque. Some love it. Some hate it. But you can’t deny its originality and the homage to and expounding on what came before.Post-Metal - Imperial CrownBasically placing a fancy, different roof on top of a revival of a basic, older, accepted and embraced style. That’s what Post-Metal does. That’s what Imperial Crown does. Pretty simple.Thrash Metal - BrutalismJust in your face BAM! No frills, no fancy frivolity. Just brutal, face-punching Metal carved from concrete blocks and steel - rigidly geometric in form, with clean, straight edges; well-planned and intentionally conceived.Technical Death Metal - AkbariQuoted as being “…understandable only to the scientific-minded.”, this style incorporates mathematical precision into a synthesis of preexisting styles. Though it appears intriguingly sculpturesque and frenetic, it is based in primary mathematical concepts stemming from natural frequencies and harmonic proportions.Symphonic Metal - EmpireOstentatious richness. This style embodied even more than its predecessors in the Neoclassical revival. Through an evocation of Classical virtues, this style emboldened the people to excel and motivated them to feel empowered and grandiose in their very existence.+Orchestral————————————————Baroque-Romantic Classical - ClassicalOld. Tried. True. The simplicity and elegance of Classical Antiquity exemplified by the expanse of music composed between the 17th and 19th centuries; informing and creating a lot of the music theory that is used today.New Age - Neo-FuturismDesiring a need to reconcile a modernist perspective with current technology and systems, this style removes the post-modernist attitude and replaces it with an idealistic view of the future as a better place for all; utilizing organic forms and intensely minimalist structures. Some love it. Some hate it.+Pop————————————————Adult Contemporary - PalladianSymmetrical, ordered, boring and comfortable. Nothing unpredictable or unexpected here. Stuff your parents probably like(d). There are some intricate concepts to be found within its confines, but on the whole it doesn’t challenge perception or conformity much at all anymore.Disco - Neo-PlasticismFormulaic and patterned. Relying on straight, horizontal and vertical lines with no deviation from the accepted sequential patterns derived therefrom. The only colors allowed are primary. Highly trendy for a brief period of time.New Wave - PostmodernismRebelling against the austerity of its predecessors and desiring more variety and innovative individualism, this style made way for many subsequent styles to come. Sometimes more sculpture than Architecture; it’s often pretty stupid looking.Synthpop - Beaux-ArtsDrawing on traditional principles in order to create ostensible and comfortable predictability while utilizing modern elements and materials; this style dominated in its day - creating dozens of one-hit wonders.+Rock ————————————————Darkwave - Neo-GothicThis style used Gothic imagery amidst contemporary structures and materials. Skyscrapers with gargoyles and flying buttresses. In realizing the combination of the two, Neo-Gothic brought the lofty, yet somber mood to the cities of the twentieth century.Grunge - BauhausForm follows function. Simple, derivative, primary. Stripped of all unnecessary embellishment, this style strives for simplicity through concept and execution. Once embraced by the mainstream it became diluted and contaminated.Hard Rock - RationalismRailing against traditional beliefs and adherence to lofty, esoteric influences; this style accepts Architecture as something that can be rationally appreciated on a scientific level yet absorbed by the human habitation through influence of form. “Perfect” proportions and “ideal” ratios are present, often only on a subconsciously perceptible level.Heartland Rock - American ColonialPragmatic, basic, simple. Tells a story of its purpose and those who utilized it. Created from its surroundings and true to them. Some love it. Some hate it. But it’s always there.Progressive Rock - PrairieBroad, expansive. Broke new ground when it first reared its head. Now is referenced by many as being too futuristic or overly cerebral. Can be appreciated by commoners but must be fully investigated to be completely absorbed.Punk - Art NouveauA lot of flash with no real substance. An applied form mostly about image that is almost literally two-dimensional. Completely superficial and only there to scoff at and rail against the intellectualism of the previous century.+R&B————————————————New Jack Swing - New UrbanismPaying heed to friendly and positive interaction between pedestrians and residents, New Urbanism attempts to create spaces for humans that encourage walking and personal interaction. This style is pleasant to be around and comes from the minds of some pretty talented individuals.Rap - Colonial GeorgianNo nonsense pragmatism. Not too much cerebral activity going on, but a force that moves you through its intent. More visceral than intellectual. More ballsy than sensitive. More primal than sophisticated.Soul - TudorSoulful, spiritual, natural. This style embraces the art of practical expression with little self-indulgence other than what is necessary to accomplish its primary function. Based more on personal taste than on making an impression, this style achieves an organic beauty that few others can. Has the ability to be either deeply introspective and personal, or broadly extravagant and public.+Reggae - Spanish ColonialRelaxed, natural and simple, yet comfortable. This style has no pretense or articulated message other than housing those it cares for and who care for it. Pleasant, laid-back, easy-going; yet appealing and desirable.+World Music - VernacularBased on local customs, conventions and requirements. These styles vary from location to location, but are somehow all lumped together into a blanket style that describes them as being true to their native expectation.So there’s a start. I might add more as the days pass. I’m sure something else will pop into my head.

Thought leaders are the informed opinion leaders and the go-to people in their field of expertise. They are trusted sources who move and inspire people with innovative ideas; turn ideas into reality, and know and show how to replicate their success. Over time, they create a dedicated group of friends, fansExample of a few thought leaders that I likeTony RobbinsEckhart TolleWim Hof- Read about this guy he is amazing!Seth GodinNeil PatelAnd even Albert EinsteinSo How to Turn Your self into a Thought Leader*The photos in this post came from inspiration movies that I love that I think they are fit!You may have some great leadership qualities that really help to drive forward your business, however, if you want to take your skills in leadership to the next level, you must be able to develop the characteristics and skills of a thought leader.Once you do you will be able to take your business to the next level as it’s a known fact that a thought leader tends to be the individual that experiences the most success and occupies the highest esteem in their field.With this in mind, I going to be exploring the ways in which you can become onehen a person is talking about a certain subject, general audiences will be able to tell whether or not you care about your craft by analyzing your body language and the way in which you are speaking. If you do not care too much for what you are speaking about, you will naturally lack passion and people will immediately figure out that you don’t actually care about the subject and that you’re a sham.It is very difficult to generate false passion when talking about something and very few people are able to do this. An example of a person that always shows passion when talking about their craft can be found in social media influencer and thought leader Gary Vaynerchuk. When delivering his content, he generally goes on well-informed, yet passionate rants which involve a fair amount of profanity. As the viewer, you can immediately get the impression that he cares about what he does.You can view the following video as an example.A Winning PersonalityIn the same way that a lot of people aren’t cut out to be leaders, there is an even bigger number of people that aren’t cut out to be thought leaders. The reason for this is that they need to already possess leadership qualities with the added need to have a “larger than life” personality and the charisma to actively engage people when speaking.In fact, you need to be able to engage people so much that they don’t want to miss what you’re saying. This is especially true if you are looking to bring people over to your way of thinking. This type of personality normally takes shape early on for natural leaders, however, if you don’t display this trait you can still learn to by using your more inspiration experiences as fuel.One great example of a thought leader who oozed with charisma and was engaging when speaking could be found in the late CEO and founder of Apple, Steve Jobs. Whenever Jobs spoke, he did so with purpose and inspired audiences wherever he went through his infectious passion and his own inspirational life story. A great video showing this can be found in his 2005 speech at Stanford University.A High Degree of Self-BeliefAnother important aspect of a thought leader is that they have to believe in themselves. This is especially important as to be a thought leader, a person has to command respect from their peers and the public about their ability in their field and one of the best ways to do this is to have absolute conviction in one’s beliefs.If someone doesn’t believe in themselves all that much, that will show when the person is questioned on their relevant field and this can lead to a lack of confidence by people who would listen to that individual speaking. They will be thinking “If this person doesn’t believe what they’re saying, why should I?” As well as this, a person with low self-belief is less likely to do well when being challenged by their peers, which will effectively stop that person from presenting themselves as a thought leader.One perfect example of a thought leader expressing a high level of self-belief can be found when tech magnate Elon Musk made a bet with the local government in Southern Australia in 2017, which was being plagued by blackouts at the time. Musk bet that he could build the world’s largest lithium-ion battery in one hundred days for the state and if he could not, he would give it to them completely for free. Musk eventually won the bet and the battery was completed within the time limit.You could ask almost anyone on the street who Elon Musk is and they’d probably be able to tell you, he is one of the most well-known thought leaders in the world.Be GenuineOne of the biggest things about thought leaders that makes people gravitate towards them is that they are genuine. People want to feel a connection with the inspirational leader that is talking to them and one of the best ways to establish this connection, is to be yourself (the best version of yourself).Thought leaders need to seem trustworthy and when people listen to them, they are more likely to pay heed to what they are saying if they trust the person who is speaking to them. A good thought leader knows this and regularly talks from the heart, rather than from pre-written scripts and cliches and in return, people trust them more.A perfect example of a thought leader and company CEO that inspires trust in the people they speak to can be found in Google CEO Sundar Pichai, who topped the Global CEO RepTrak in 2018. The RepTrak keeps a list of the world’s most reputable CEOs and Pichai regularly tops the list. The reason for this is that he regularly weighs in on social issues, consistently standing up for equality and diversity in situations where wrongdoing is taking place.How to Display Thought LeadershipThere are a few ways in which you can display thought leadership, most of it is simply down to making effective use of various media channels and ensuring the things that you are saying are accurate. Below, we have listed some of the ways in which you can show thought leadership.Create Intelligent and Informative ContentOne of the keys to being seen as a genuine thought leader is to create content that is not only informative but is also engaging and eye-catching for your audience. To do this, you will need to identify your target audience and produce the content that is most likely to pique their interest. If your audience is people that are more technologically minded, you may prefer to produce vlogs or webinars, whereas if your audience isn’t technologically minded, you may wish to produce your content as a series of traditional blogs. You can also use analytics to find what type of content is most engaging for your audience and make use of that when creating further content.As previously mentioned, your content will need to be intelligent and informative. To do this, you will need to make sure that what you are saying is factually correct, but also seems to add value to the lives of the people that are listening to or watching it.When creating your content, you should make sure that in each of your posts, vlog, webinar or whatever it may, you impart significant amounts of useful, expert information to your audience. This will help you to stand out from the crowd and seem less like someone trying to market themselves and more like a genuine thought leader.Make Effective Use of Your Own MediaIf you’re looking to turn your founder into a thought leader, then you should have an already-established media presence through your own mediums. This means that you should be regularly featuring your best content on your website, your social media platforms and you should also make use of paid advertising to maximize your audience outreach.One of the main benefits of creating your own media is that you get to control every aspect of it. You will be able to control who will see it, where they will see it and when they will see it. The best thought leaders learn how to use this to their advantage by timing their insight with current events to create maximum engagement by covering the talking points of the day.Your founder should liaise heavily with your marketing team so that they can do this to the greatest level of impact.Broadcast Your “Thoughts” on Outlets That Aren’t Your OwnWhen you’re looking to position yourself as a thought leader, you will need to step outside of your own sphere of influence to be taken seriously. This is because you can have the best opinions, content and a great method of sharing your expertise, however, if you only stick to your own media channels, your viewer numbers will not grow as great as you expect them to.This means that you should also try to contribute guest posts on reputable media outlets, do interviews, feature on other people’s podcasts, create press releases and carry out public talks. This helps to ensure that your content and your ideas are reaching a wider audience by virtue of them being featured on news outlets and platforms that are outside of your own sphere of influence. Your exposure to a wider audience will help you to gain more of a following and you will be taken more seriously as a thought leader because of it.Good luck on your journey.Credits, and related info