Simon Sinek: How To Find Your 'Why?' In 15 Minutes

In this exclusive moment from our recent interview with Simon Sinek, we see him find and unpack Jake's true purpose. It's a fascinating insight into Simon's process when assisting others in finding their 'why'.

If you want to discover your own 'why', watch this 15 minutes and learn the tools needed to unpack one's true meaning.

[joer]

Worth highlighting Simon’s extraordinary listening skill.

[Paula-ohpb]

Jake is extremely generous in sharing this personal information. Simon was generously giving a demonstration of knowledge he uses to help people to know themselves and their drivers. It resonated with Jake. You are getting this for free. Why would people here be so ungrateful and unkind?

[cevisuals]

As a Documentary & Street Photographer for over 35 years, I had hit a point where I was completely lost and disillusioned since the pandemic in 2020. Listening to this process brought tears to this 61yo's eyes as I thought back to the moment I felt happiest. I had lost that as I got older and felt dead inside more or less walking aimlessly in a creative desert for a long time. Thank you for posting this as it has helped give me a map and compass to restart my creative journey that I thought I had lost my way and would never find again.

[XThreaperX]

"It's easier when doing it for a friend" you got a friend now bud, Simon is really an extraordinary person love hearing him paint with words

[StealthGaming]

That was great to watch. He instantly picked up on the similarity and converted it into a why on the fly. Shows a ton of practice and mastery of his craft.

[irisyan]

This flow literally helped me re-ground myself again - Simon Sinek is incredible. One of the most helpful videos and resources I've watched to help me. Try it for yourself, and write it down as he goes through it.

[jvb]

The follow up question at the end from Jake's co-host was essential, because it gives you a framework as to how to analyze, break down the relationship between yourself and the experiences you go through.

[healthymindhealthybody]

Really appreciate Jake's willingness to be vulnerable. Must admit when i saw Jake on tv he wasn't someone i felt i could relate to. But i 💯 respect his willingness to be vulnerable, thats an admirable quality

[davidbrohede]

Thank you for your honesty. I love the focus, that you speak until you’re done, that the other will listen until you’re done. I love the calm pacing. I love that you skip all the fancy soundtracks and B-roll. This is quality, and one can tell. ❤

[marcbaladi]

Brilliant example of why belonging is so important. We don’t always need to be part of something bigger than ourselves, but it can make a huge difference to our why / ikigai.

[aurelekodjo]

I am so grateful for this video. I love how you guys interacted and eventually found his purpose. I believe a lot of people would benefit from this video just like I did since I actually found my purpose while answering the same question Simon asked! Thank you and much love!!!

[AvnerFironMTBGuide]

this was one of the best clips I have ever seen. I sat and thought to myself what is my "why", and I am now between jobs, so it is a very challenging times and I realized the best moment of my childhood and how it connects to my adult life and my job and what I love to do. So thank you guys. I hope this will change my Hero's Journey and will get me to where I want.

[mandyward]

Very powerful. He's very gentle and laser-focused at the same time. What a wonderful experience - for you and for us watching. Great stuff.

[arteeejr]

It's all about the journey, the team, and that magical feeling of being part of something greater than yourself. Just like when I was a kid, traveling in the car with my family, I find my why in those moments of togetherness and shared goals. I'm at my best when I'm with a group of people that understands me, all heading in the same direction, striving to achieve something together. My life coach Lisa Haisha also taught me that understanding your "why" is about recognizing these patterns in your life, and now, I'm thrilled to continue watch more with the incredible team on this podcast.

[getbodydata]

What a great video. I love Simon Sinek. Years ago, I read the book Start With Why, but I remember it greatly impacted me.
And thanks for sharing the story of your fondest memories. It made me think about what my fondest memories were

[foxfiregal]

*My WHY* 7:05 The JOY of going on adventures with the family ❤

Being a part of a TEAM 8:10 a FAMILY 🎉

8:20 At my happiest collaborating with a team for a common cause ❤

8:26 Where I struggle is doing things alone 💯🙌💫 ACCURATE!

[SometimesYouJustGottaSayIt]

Wow!
The way Simon teased that out, listening and exploring Jake's responses to get teh answer & Jakes smile at the end, when he knows 'yeah! That's it!'

[lorigardilcic]

I can relate, moving around and not end up with a friend. But then I realized I do have friends and they are spread out.

[HydroBirthing]

amazing! I had goose bumps and cried watching this.

[ravindumirihana]

This is exactly my Happy place, I still look for that everywhere I go