The Evolution of Leadership and Purpose | Full Speech

The strength of a company's future grows with its leadership, purpose, and culture.

Video from International Leadership Conference in Athens, Greece, 2022

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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

[danielfaiadprimo]

Notice that Simon pours water for the host first, then to himself. This man lives what he says. Thank you, Simon, you are an inspiration for us all.

[Seekerontheshow]

To fill the glass of him first and then filling the glass of himself, the gesture that validates, Simon walks the talk.

[dilshodoktamov]

I all the time watch Mr Simon Sinek he is great leader I learned so many things from his video thanks for everything Mr Simon

[Focus_zone]

Notice how he filled the cup of water of the man first before his cup. That's Simon Sinek.

[sarabennette]

Four Seasons thank you for sharing this. Simon thank you for your wisdom and incredible insight. You are so inspiring, you make me want to be a better human.

[arvinpack]

Dear Simon,
I have always appreciated your point of view to th world, to the business to the human being. I don’t just watch your videos, I study them, I translate and subtitle them for my people who doesn’t know English and put them to action to improve company to improve my self and to joy more and have more fun with people around me and around the earth.

Tnx for sharing the highest levels of applicable business knowledge.

Tnx for running and improving industry of helping each other.

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[rickwalkertx]

Love watching Simon speaking so casually on leadership and purpose.

[susanelizabethmaguire]

Thank you so much, Four Seasons, for sharing this inspiriting video on leadership! We had always enjoyed staying at the hotel because the service was always fantastic! Keep up the great work 🎉

[harmonylifewithjess]

I love all the underlying messages in-between the lines of discussion. They're golden

[jasons]

Simon you are one of the people I love listening to that just gets my mood up. I say one of since I don't know any other people who does it however it may seem too arrogant to say only you.

[geoffreychizaza]

Thank you for such great lessons. Seems we learn more on youtube than in University.

[olgasuner]

This is what I see in him as a leader the one who truly gives his all without sparing and I do feel it’s genuinely done such people exist but on a personal level do you do anything for yourself to feel your needs? A lot of times with givers they neglect themselves because they are always in the role of a service to others which is great but you can’t pour from an empty cup. Either you drink too much coffee ☕️ that’s where you get your energy from 😊 or you need to share with us what keeps you going or secret having the ability to share.

[heartonic]

I like how you are always trying to help others .🙌 Encouraging!

[rm]

More people need to be like Simon. He is right, we need to join in to undo what it been done in the work force.

[julianafroes]

Amazing! So many examples that companies and employees can follow. Thanks for sharing! As a single professional mom this is enlightening!

[kathleenthompson]

Simon, I never liked Jack Welch or his "leadership" approach. I agree that he, and others like him, did so much damage. I single handedly tried to take that mindset on at my company. (You can imagine how that went.). My team was a microcosm of trust and excellence, while all else swirled around. In the end, I burned out. Thank you for taking this on.

[gboon]

I think what Simon is saying to help young gen to ask for things, will lead to dealing with training the young gen in the area of their character, and having great EQ etc. Not just skills or work experience.

[davidkuo]

Loving this speech!!! One of key takeway that I learn from this particular speech is: instead of using the term soft skill and hard skill, Simon suggests that it is more like the skill you need to learn to perform your work (hard skill) and replacing the soft skill with humain skill in how to interact positivey in situation of confrontation, asking for help.

Simon points out that one of the skill that is under trained is actually people learning how to ask for help. Now, people comes up with their ask with more a yes / no approach or end up quitting when needs/wishes not met. (this is right one!! will share this learning with my kids and learn how to approach things different with positivity and most importantly a conversation instead of confrontation

[clivec]

Great minds come together, great viewing . Simple !

[dopeorion]

i want to see Simon and Robin Sharma together in a talk show one day I just love Simon and his wisdom