How to Thrive in the Long-Term

The way we conduct ourselves has to be consistent with the fact that we want our organization to thrive in the long-term

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Simon is an unshakable optimist. He believes in a bright future and our ability to build it together.

Described as “a visionary thinker with a rare intellect,” Simon has devoted his professional life to help advance a vision of the world that does not yet exist; a world in which the vast majority of people wake up every single morning inspired, feel safe wherever they are and end the day fulfilled by the work that they do.

Simon is the author of multiple best-selling books including Start With Why, Leaders Eat Last, Together is Better, and The Infinite Game.

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#SimonSinek

[NathalieLazo]

“We think that if we’re successful in public, we will be happy in private. But it’s actually the other way around. When you’re happy in private, you will be successful in public.” – Jay Shetty ✨

[az]

I love that the videos are ~ 3 mins long, beautiful and extremely inspiring snippets of valuable lessons!

[marcusaj]

Another great discussion Simon. You often must feel like your banging your head against a wall. Our systems need cultural and systematic overhauls that reflect their value - their people, the community. Thanks Simon

[magicmiguel]

I agree with you it’s hard to know your self, imagine another persone !

[SoloMotivation]

*MUST READ FOR EVERYONE*

I started this channel 2020 but it got to a point i got tired and quit because I thought growing Channel would be so easy but now i realized i need to keep onto it and to create a very good CONTENT that you will benefited from and i also realized that *SUCCESS TAKE TIME and to NEVER GIVER UP ON THE PURSUIT OF ONES DREAM* so am back fully now with high determination, persistence and relentlessness.

So my aim of telling you this story is to let you know that *SUCCESS TAKE TIME AND TO NEVER GIVE UP ON THE PURSUIT OF YOUR DREAM*

I Love You ❤️💕😘

[TheSastrikal]

It's about playing the game perpetually not winning! Life is an infinite matrix of situations.

[jaaleng]

The goal is to stay in the game as long as possible ❤️

[izawaniek]

Spot on. Absolutely the case! Thank you.

[emiliapranata]

Great Sir, I'm the big fan of your thought from Indonesia 👍👍👍

[shameemkhan]

“If anyone is offensive and or is offended by someone’s opinions on one’s own bureaucracy to the choices of and for one’s own independent thoughts on life, then That’s not independence that’s manipulative behaviour”. The word “if” is of a relevant pressure here.

[AkinaSpeedStarsAE]

Hey where are the full versions of these talks?

[umblnc]

I think that many players in business know exactly that they are playing an infinite game, but one of the tactics is to announce that they are the "winners". They say: We have the best coverage or best network, and in small print they say by what criteria. That is a part of the strategy, you will always want to buy the "best" detergent for your laundry, or use the phone company with the "best" signal, or be employed at the company with the "best" experts working with you. Same is in politics. They are always "the best", because people don't bother spending months reading CV or program of every candidate. They pay a commercial that presents them as "the best" and people buy it. Unfortunately, we see that this strategy works.

[vincentpoole]

S/S. Long is four letter word-avoid ! We are not on the earth for a short - except a great living for today ? V.

[michaelkattyanadjong]

Is becoming robotic for me as I watch every video saying the same thing and words

[orisaadele]

Great video production, Instagram inquiries about your business, hope you can reply, thank you!

[Assasimon]

@Simon Sinek just wanna draw your attention on something: there's a guy commenting with your face (claiming he's you) who's thanking people for watching and inviting them to discuss on a phone number. Check the first few comments.

[Assasimon]

If all teams and managers would follow your basic common-sense rules, we'd have a different concept of work