How to Find Balance | Simon Sinek

Like most things, "finding balance" is about the journey and not the destination. It's about who comes with us and what we experience along the way, together.

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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

[andralunar]

The one vital thing i did last year, was finding out about Simon. Definitely learning a lot.

[canyoubrandme]

“Happiness is only real when shared.” - an entry in the diary of Christopher, also known by the pseudonym Alexander Supertramp, who died alone during his escape into the Alaskan wilderness.

[TinaLeder]

Powerful Simon once again!🎊

"Hey, you guys want to go for an adventure? I heard there's a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. Idk if we're going to find it, let's go!"

Sadly forming relationships scare people so much (and I am not immune to this) that chasing the result solo seems like the only path. But luckily we can change that!

Loving these coaching snippets👌

[unmiss-com]

Be yourself and never listen to others about what you should do. Keep going your way where you feel happy. 2021 will be yours. You can and you will.

[oneworldonehome]

"One discerns one’s nature by engaging in life in a very conscious and determined way. Here you find your natural attributes and you find ways to balance them with your overall nature. Here you learn and balance, learn and balance, learn and balance. Like walking across a great tightrope, you take a step and then balance. You take the next step and then balance. Learning The Way of Knowledge is like this too. It is not about running, and it is not about stopping. It is a step and then balance, a step and then balance. This is a good analogy for understanding the stages of learning in your life. You take a great stride forward, have new experiences, and then you must integrate it."

A quote from the beautiful free online book entitled *Wisdom from the Greater Community, Book 2* - Chapter 11: Spiritual Practice

[corcoranmagriproperties]

Let's find balance, not stability! 🔥😉

[sivan]

you are truly amazing...ur wise words make total sense..

[goldbarth]

Thanks for so often reminding me, what i have forgotten. It slowly comes back.

[gabrielaelvirapreotesco]

I had been writing so many years, on the internet with a lot of blocks, sites, medias, doing researchers, to find some answers to my questions, by the way, to "project" my future with a new vision idea, because I was trying after 18teen to do something new as a designer. Since 2009, in Montreal, after a useful experience in Brazil, the first country to accept my work was the United States, then Australia, France, Holland by the conceptual artist John Baldessari, by the way, I start in 2012 a new step to work with a wonderful talent around the world, changing motivate and inspirations "quotes', personal questions, answers, even without contact with them only virtually. Well, one= moment I was on my "black" as I use to tell without ideas, solutions or an inspiration, today listening to your video I was trying to find my balance. Thanks! You are a Genius!

[RaZeyLWindBladE]

Its looking for happiness but having the wisdom to know that it will find you. That's balance.

[racaciaruth]

Oh my gosh, yes it doesn't exist. Simon ❤️ you are brilliant. We must be self aware, alert and act accordingly. I love that falling on the floor laughing... That's life finding the fun, mystery, love, hurts and golden moments while journeying. 🙏 Be safe dearest. I am so grateful to have found someone like you to inspire on. 👏

[bandiceet]

We were talking about something similar to this at work today, about a friend who would finally land a job, stay for less a week, leave because of some seemingly trivial thing, then complain for months they can't get work, and suddenly can't afford rent etc.

That is, sadly, a part of being a responsible, mature adult, is knowing that sometimes you have to do things you don't like in order to get a pay packet. Sometimes you have to work with people you don't see eye to eye with (No this doesn't mean you have to put up with bullying or whatever, but it doesn't mean you have to be friends with everyone you meet).

[Matthew]

This is a peerless piece. A similar book I read was also unparalleled in its impact. "A Life Unplugged: Reclaiming Reality in a Digital Age" by Theodore Blaze

[marisolmarcelino]

i wish i had simon sinek as a mentor. This world needs more of him

[excelence]

Whenever I feel devastated I look for your speeches.

[GrantSR]

Research shows that the reason people find having kids so rewarding is that the problems to solve keep changing every day. The most rewarding hobbies are those that constantly present new challenges. That knock you off your feet just enough, but that aren't so chaotic that you can never get back on your feet again.

[JCtheMusicMan_]

I watched the new Pixar animated film “Soul” this weekend and this is the overall message of the movie. I love your message Simon! Thanks for helping me find inspiration and to help inspire others.

[chingbachiller]

I agree Simon. It's still a beautiful life with ups and down. As long as we believe that there is God who is always at our side.

[shawkiizzat]

For a guy whose last name is Sinek, you sure are wonderfully optimistic! Love it!

[Gregn]

I'll just add that while you were looking for the pot of gold YOU TOOK THE RAINBOW FOR GRANTED.