Simon Sinek । 30 Minutes for the NEXT 30 Years of Your LIFE

⚫️ Speaker: Simon Sinek
Simon Oliver Sinek is a British-American author and inspirational speaker. He is the author of five books, including Start With Why and The Infinite Game.

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[ambkumar]

Key Insights:
- Consistent interactions and genuine care build trust in personal and professional relationships.
- Asking for help shows strength, fostering collaboration and success.
- Success is about ongoing progress, not just specific achievements.
- Dopamine drives goal achievement but can lead to addiction; balance is crucial.
- Failure fuels innovation; learning from it is vital for growth.
- Emotional professionalism and vulnerability are essential for a supportive workplace.
- Trust and relationships are core to organizational success, fostered through empathy and community.

[nickiboy]

Speaking of Dopamine. Bless me and all of us fighting our ADHDs. Its a struggle every day

[abhiportblair]

This is what is true and we must accept ...Thank you Simon for reminding that we are all here for each other, and just not for ourselves alone...

[BradFerringo]

I want Simon to feel heard. He’s a powerful voice and inspiration to many. So it’s important to listen to his reasons for not reading Dissolving Illusions, the definitive research on the topic.
Repeating a blanket ‘safe and effective’ is the new flat earth. You’re simply not open and looking. Sure some people are even less informed and you can influence them. But those with clinical experience and understanding far beyond Simon’s know he went out of his pay grade on this one.

[amarendraborah]

"We make a living by what we get ; but we can make a life by what we give !"
- Sir Winston Churchill.

[Slumberstories]

The art of patience is finding peace in the rhythm of waiting." - Unknown

[beegood]

The last 5 minutes was the best part of this talk. It is what I love about my best friends and I'm guilty of not being more like them.

[margaretem.]

A very nice performance in story telling that’s useful and thought provoking without preaching or judgement. If I’d followed my lead and turned away the full message would not be heard. The art of listening is clearer than ever before in 30 minutes …lots of lessons learned. Many thanks for your service🌟

[writelearnandearnwithkim]

What a lovely message. I am sharing this with my book coaching clients. So many people need to feel heard. So many of my client wonder if anyone would ever want to hear their stories.

[ResultsDrivenLeadership]

Incredible insights! Simon Sinek always highlights how foundational trust and vulnerability are in shaping successful environments. Emphasizing progress and learning from failure not only fosters innovation but also builds stronger, more empathetic communities. Truly a roadmap for meaningful success!

[natalieduncan]

Thank you so much. This message is just what I needed.

[ashleylockwood]

Excellent clip ❤
So much positivity and useful insight.

[davidberes]

First time listener. Great presentation. Great guidance.

[theuploader]

First learning:
You don’t understand business if you don’t understand people. We are human being and our survival starts from building trusting relationships. Be a giver not a taker.

[gjod]

A few pennies in a beggars cup = Legitimate commercial transaction "i am homeless and hungry" one will feel better for giving- BUT this is all about taking from people. It is all about the TAKER.
Change begging sign to "if you only give once a month please think of me next time" - this is about the GIVER not the TAKER- people want to give but do not know the boundaries. This gives a boundary - 5 fold increase in the giving.
it addresses key concerns of the GIVER - 1. I can't give to everyone, 2. How do I know you need it

[powmotivation]

The speaker delivered such a powerful motivational speech; it's exactly what I needed.

[saraacosta]

Thank you for reminding that we can achieve what we believe because if we believe it we can achieve it if we work hard for it.

[GregMacneir]

Wow here is how you make the terrible mistake of following the person in front of you before asking where he is going.

[nicolastewart]

No I didn't miss the point, I don't underestimate the power of being heard but he unconsciously inforced his opinion on her which influenced her, he could of listened without the need to do that!