Simon Sinek's Life Advice Will Change Your Future (MUST WATCH)

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[Zara_Luna]

Simon. So true! I ordered a salad at Jack n the box drive thru and when I got to the window the rep said you do not need to pay for your food. I asked why and he said because the person in front of you paid for it . I said what?? I was still trying to pay and the rep had to tell me "ma'am its paid for". I could not believe it. It was one of the nicest things. I tried to find the car to thank him but he was already gone. This experience inspired me to do the same for someone else. Simon is is contagious

[kddive]

Saw this principle on display at work. Seeing changed individuals, once full of negativity and complaints, today positive, grateful and healthier. Results, significant productivity improvements. Thank you Simon. Agree 100%.

[susannabruemmer]

Since I’ve been asked a lot: I will always advise, we buy stock in several companies that make products & services that *you* believe in. Only sell if you think their products & services are trending worse. Don’t panic when the market does. This will serve you well in the long-term.

[lauramurphyvytf]

“Leadership is communicating to another their worth and potential so clearly they are inspired to see it in themselves.” Dr. Stephen Covey

[hannamusicpicture]

"If you actually want to build relationships, you build them without wanting anything" - Simon Sinek

[elliehoekman]

I love this! One of the things I miss about pre-COVID was the small interactions with strangers. I love holding the door open for folks, letting them go ahead of me in line when I can tell they are in a rush, or complimenting them in some way. Not trying to brag here or anything- I just truly miss it, it gave me energy and made me feel good, probably better than how it made the stranger feel.

[anabreseneuman]

Love how he says 'we can push "swing it back in the other direction" - it's that time now, creating a world where people care about people.

[allanmanchester]

Kindness is the path to happiness. Kindness is the metric of morality. Happiness is the metric for life.

[ericfoulds]

Simon, it's like you are describing my current employer! And after my previous nightmare job (generally a perfect fit for your worst case scenarios), I am striving to enable and lift the guy that works for me. Congratulations on helping me to appreciate how great I have it now, and how lucky I am in general with regards to my work.

[dandeliony]

She was my 3rd grade school, took me under her wings from a bullied one to the best performer in my class. I still remember her name and always tell about her how her influence has refined me. I bow my head for her. ❤️

[ISILENTNINJAI]

I am not a Doctor but even I get mad when I hear someone say "I want to be a Doctor to make a lot of money" thats a huge slap to all the Doctors who went through sometimes decades of training. I don't think you can be a doctor for only the money, you have to have a certain passion for helping people. Not everyone has that, atleast I know I don't. So thanks to all the Doctors.

[naglaahussien]

I owe you when I became a head in pediatric department, at that time I missed a lot about leadership, but after listening to all your videos about that, really all my social communication have been changed, thank you Simon much, you are inspiring to many people, God bless you ⚘💞

[michellelivaditis]

You articulate so effortlessly how I feel about empathy and how important it is. I'd almost started to think I was the only person who felt this way and what's worse thought maybe something was fundamentally wrong with me because of it. I'm always so disappointed by the way people treat each other but it really seems like it's sadly the norm. I'm always viewed as the leader who's too nice which unfortunately equates to weaknesses. I've learned it's absolutely the opposite. I have young women on my team who learned to trust their point of view, look for the good in others, treat every person as if you don't know what they may be going through.. So on and so on. We are not corporate favorites because it's hard for us the talk the talk. The important thing is that we actually walk the walk, which is ironically what "they" say they need from us but they have no idea how to or don't care to cultivate an environment that actually rewards or at minimum acknowledges this.
By the way, I love the examples of simple acts of kindness. It truly renews my faith in humanity. As small as it may seem I actually think that in those moments is when I see a true glimpse of what God's vision must have been for us. Love your insights and admire your work!

[ashevillencrealestate]

Thank you for helping me realize that as a leader, instilling confidence in others is core to helping them be successful. - Jiffy

[sweetpapayasourpeach]

This is one of those speeches that I will listen to again and again for the rest of my life because it's such a beneficial reminder. Every few months I forget what this video is and then I'm like oh yeah this is such a great speech

[alexemily]

Success is not final; failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts. Business opportunities are like buses, there’s always another one coming.

[maxengelhardt]

While often criticised for it, I must say that the willingness to sacrifice one's self for the good of another is a dignifying existence.

[topsyfernandes]

Simon Sinek is a blessing to many. I achieved success after I practiced the steps below.

[watasexybeast]

Thank you so much Simon for your life advice and wisdom. I will not only learn them for myself but definitely will pass on to my children as well!!!

[TheLatinabby]

While Simon was talking and I closed my eyes.. I all of a sudden remembered such a random but special moment. I had just lost my best friend and I was grieving her.

But as some of you may know.. Life doesn't stop it goes on. I had to finish my thesis and so I went to the library.. All brave, knowing I really had to focus and work on it.

However, after an hour you start remembering moments you studied together, and then you go look at photos... Before you know it, you are silently crying in the library. And in this world in which we live, I thought no one would see me, no one would care.

So this happen, a guy comes walking towards me and just puts a pack of M&M’s on my desk. He smiled and he walked away. Not expecting anything, nothing. I was too flabbergasted to even silently say ”thank you”. But he in that moment changed everything. It touched me in so many ways. And somewhat the pain I was feeling melted. And I led a tear of joy. He left the library and I never saw him again. Mindblown. Human kindness is magical.