Simon Sinek । 50 Minutes for the NEXT 50 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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[garygeemoneycurry]

I listened to this while taking a two hour walk in Ecuador. I just wanted to say this was truly one of the best and inspiring talks. Thanks for sitting “in the mud” with me.

[susanb]

This truly resonated with me ~ I was just released from my job and it was very humbling. This helped me to not only to be accountable for my own actions, but also accept my role/responsibility for creating my own happiness in work and in life. Truly grateful 🙏

[IBInternationalBusiness]

Very important to prioritize the important stuff! A great read, in my opinion, is "Doing What Matters: The Power of Purposeful Productivity"

[Bestmotivation]

I loved this video! The story about the SEALs was especially impactful. It taught me that true strength comes from within, not from external appearances. Being genuine and humble is key to real success

[Bestmotivation]

This video is incredibly inspiring! Simon Sinek's rule about asking for help and being vulnerable really hit home. It's a powerful reminder that we don't have to do everything alone. Thanks for sharing such profound wisdom!"

[Bestmotivation]

Simon's lesson about practicing empathy and understanding others' perspectives is a game-changer. This video is a must-watch for anyone looking to become a better leader. Thank you for these valuable insights

[dalinelightbourne]

I am a bit confuse with what he said about the first part when he was talking about the bagel. He skipped the line to get the bagels, not one but two. In his teaching he said we don’t always have to follow the rules but just as long as we don’t stop someone else (not his exact words but I’m trying to paraphrase) what if the last person in line that waited all this time doesn’t get any because he skipped the line, isn’t that getting in someone else’s way? Hindering someone else’s progress?

[arigutman]

Exceptional. Nothing more to be said... Simon Senek is a genius.

[alanikeiser]

5:26 that is true. My nephew made it through; he was skinny and I am that aunt who wanted to cover him in cottonwool… but he was that person who looked out for the one on the left and right.
Today he is a proud Navy Seal.
And he told me: “Family and friends should be taught what the Navy Seals are taught… then we’d be a stronger unit.”

[richsamuel]

22:27 I never understood why my ex used to say "I don't want solutions." When she would tell me about whatever until now. She was looking for friendship, the problem is we weren't very good friends.

[manjunathdinaker]

Thanks for the early morning inspiration. Simple life lessons, put across with lot of conviction and clarity.

[Anita-junk]

Thank you for sharing Simon Sinek’s powerful and relatable message. His words of wisdom are compelling and bound to leave a lasting impact on anyone who hears them, just like me. I will pass it on. 🥰🧘🏼‍♂️

[paultomori]

re: the bagels. The philosopher Kant, while often flawed, presented a moral argument that would be very applicable here. Kant introduced a thing called the Categorical Imperative, which loosely says that a thing passes a test of ethics, if everyone were to do it. So, imagine if everyone stepped up and reached through a line of people to get themselves a bagel instead of waiting their turn in an orderly way! Chaos. Simon has good words, usually. However, his illustration of the bagel story is NOT his best advice.

[andrewbroadley]

To everyone focusing on the “skipping of the line for the free bagel”, you’re proving the very point of the story. The focus is on the negative of the story and you’re having difficulties seeing anything but that. Take a moment and readjust your perspective. Listen a few more times and really grasp the point of that story. I’ve got faith in some of you 🥂

[qgwguto]

Thank you for your most valuable advice. I do my best to be that way with my friends old & new. Empathy is a good medicine for both sides. ❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉

[BrianMotivates]

Simon Sinek, fifty minutes to explore,
In every lesson, futures soar.
With each insight gained, life's path appears,
In Sinek's wisdom, conquer fears.

[jennyfernarciza]

Grateful to watch this video, this is a great message for everyone, thank you simon❤

[Thoriumdogsport]

It was Dr. Ignac Semmelweiss, not Dr. Holmes who made this discovery. The discovery and the resistance he met drew him mad.

[Aggie_bae]

This has really touched me so much.. so much relating to my life. Working hard to be a better version of myself

[thegospelsite]

To All Watching: I pray God will Open Opportunity Doors for You to excel! Amen 🙏