Sheryl Sandberg: Take The Lead Challenge

Lean In author and Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg shares her thoughts on leadership at the Take The Lead Challenge at Arizona State University.

[dalethomson]

i admire her so much. she's inspiring! i love SHERYL.

[unreeel]

Outspoken women are labelled as ambitious and bossy. I get that a lot. I’ve openly said I want to be a CEO. Lol 😂 I’ve rose up to an executive role in a huge company I worked for. I don’t have kids yet so nothing is stopping me as well as others who aspire to be same. Thanks for the reminders. 🙌🏽👏🏽

[peemeh]

May the force be with you...and all of us women!

[thebestplanetisearth]

I admire her so much, she's inspiring! 

[londakasey]

Amazing talk! Second time listening to this

[andreamiralles.studio]

Preach, sister. You go unravel institutionalized sexism and I'll be here supporting, riding the wave, and fighting with

[liciousmorgan]

When is she coming to South Africa??  I think students at the University of Johannesburg would do with her words.#Inspired to be leader with more passion

[lidaabdollahi]

I admire her! I'm reading her book. I found it very structural

[VeronicaGonzalez-llwb]

No comments??? This deserves to be viral

[ChiChimTonTV]

❤ I have the same birthday 28 August with her ❤

[SoulfulTruth]

I didn't stand up because since I was a little girl, I wanted to do something far more important than being a leader - from the age of three, I wanted to figure out what was wrong with the world and fix it. In the subsequent decades, I've made far more progress with that goal than I ever imagined was possible - because the problem was much bigger than I'd ever imagined but I did figure it out and then I realized that most people don't care what's wrong with the world - getting more women to be leaders is not the answer to the problem - the ambitious people are driven to make progress with whatever their particular goal is - since they fail to see the real problem, they can't see the real solution... in other words, more women as CEO's and politicians will not solve the problems in our world.

Impressing people with a job title, with speeches, one's "net worth", record-breaking book sales and their "team" isn't doing near enough to fix the problems in our world... babies and children continue to suffer and die from malnutrition and curable diseases in deplorable conditions and if you don't know ~why~ this is happening, then you are failing to see the problem.

If you don't realize why nearly 40% of single moms live below poverty level, you're not understanding the problem...

How can you fix a problem when you're dumbed down, drugged up, poisoned and programmed?

You can't see the problem, you don't know how to fix the problem and regurgitating the same "solution" for decades - which we've been hearing since the 1960's - isn't going to fix the problem.

Deciding to be CEO, a mayor, governor, president, prime minister, etc., is completely irrelevant if you can't see the cause of the problems and fix that one cause... because it is only ONE cause... and women haven't fixed it... and men haven't fixed it... so if you fail to realize how brain dead you are on this topic, then you are exposing yourself as an idiot... your millions of dollars in income every year will not fix your stupidity.

[EwenProductions]

First video I heard with Sheryl Sandberg fairly nice.

[veenaps]

A question to Sheryl as I listen to this speech is " does Facebook pay women equal to Men". I ask this not to finger at anyone but to understand if you were able to bring a par pay check.

[Aayushv]

I go the playground a lot and there are lots of kids there, guys and girls, never heard bossy. If she was being bossy then that's what kids would say.

[dantoste]

Awesome! But...(maybe a side issue..?) Men AND women working themselves to death, "to make ends meet...." Can we make do with a "little less.." and make time with our kids, more of a priority?

[umasingh]

I am going to be the CEO of the company

[TheToledoTrumpton]

Her diaper comment about men was as sexist and as offensive as Tim Hunt's comment about women in the lab.

She should be forced to resign.

[lpsglitterpaws]

I hear men talking in the background not listening to her

[seethevolcane]

Why does she have a yellow wart on her face?