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Origins of PiTe: A Deep DivePiTe, shorthand for "Participation In The Equation," is a philosophical and motivational concept developed by Bruce Slaton (also known under handles like @BookOfBlueBruce
and earlier @PiTeTheConcept
). It emphasizes active involvement in life's "equations"—decisions, interactions, and experiences—as a means to shape outcomes, foster personal growth, and create positive impact. Drawing from personal experiences, spiritual insights, and practical life lessons, PiTe evolved from Slaton's early initiatives into a structured framework around 2015. Below, I'll trace its origins chronologically, unpack its core meaning, explore its philosophical underpinnings, and detail its development and connections to related projects, based on historical posts, definitions, and associated websites.
Timeline and Early Origins PiTe's roots trace back to Slaton's teenage years, where he began developing training programs for companies he worked for, focusing on participation and value creation through experiences.
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These early efforts laid the groundwork for what would become a "passionate purpose" project, emphasizing community initiatives and personal agency.
Pre-2015 Foundations: Components of PiTe were conceptualized over a year before its formal launch, around 2014, as a "formula for futures" aimed at inspiring kids and communities.
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Slaton describes himself as "not normal, certified crazy," drawing from diverse worlds like real estate (as Real Estate Nation Slaton) and gaming (J&J Toys & Gifts Creator), where he applied ideas of collaboration and innovation without fear of failure.
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Key principles emerged from his belief that "people only find value in things they have experienced," and that lack of experiences can "ruin values."
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2015 Formalization and Launch: PiTe was officially coined and developed by Slaton in Elk Grove, California, in 2015.
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This marked the "beginning phase" of "The PiTe Project," hashtagged as #BESPiTe2015 (likely referencing Bruce Edgar Slaton PiTe).
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Early online presence included free components to encourage others to start initiatives in diverse settings, from "ghettos" to "golden castles."
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Early X (formerly Twitter) posts from @PiTeTheConcept
provide a chronological snapshot:January 20, 2015: Multiple posts introduce core ideas, such as "#PiTe Follow The Money. Participation In The Equation. Find The Technicality," linking participation to financial and empathetic decisions.
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Another ties it to empathy: "CNN: 'I know just how you feel': The power of radical empathy... #PiTe Power In The Empathy."
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Replies to figures like Oprah Winfrey and T.D. Jakes show PiTe applied to quotes on change and the past, emphasizing "A New Message Is needed."
January 23, 2015: "Participation In The Equation #PiTe," with a link to further content, marking one of the earliest explicit uses.
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February 7, 2015: "#PiTe Power In The Education," expanding to educational applications.
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April 6, 2015: "Bruce Slaton David Pite Duncan, LLP POWER Engineers PiTe Participation In The Equation #GooDJoB #BESPiTe," referencing possible collaborations or inspirations (e.g., David Pite or POWER Engineers).
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Another: "PiTe Power In Thrift Economy BESPiTe #MyPiTe."
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April 13, 2015: "PiTe The Concept Happens This Week," signaling an imminent rollout or event.
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By November 18, 2015, Slaton (under the pseudonym BlueJewBruce) submitted PiTe to Urban Dictionary, solidifying its public definition....
