Simon Sinek's Advice Will Leave You SPEECHLESS 2.0 (MUST WATCH)

[@ryanmagiera4402]

(1) Focus on what you want, not what gets in the way of what you want. (2) Take care of others (3) Listen first, speak last. (4) Take accountability for your actions (5) Practice humility

[@manifestmercy]

6. Practice empathy 7. Balance the stress of social media with real life experiences 8. Do something you love, it's your God-given right

[@annaku_fudgealickcious]

#1 is my manifesto in life, 2:22 he "walk up to the line" and "leaned in between two people" to grab a bagel, and nobody got "mad" at him for skipping the looonnnng *** line. ahaha, stop fearing what other people gonna think of you, so whhhaattt if you offend someone? i wannnnttt that baggggeellllll! i'm not waitin in line like all those wimps. it's how i apply this philosophy to my life. i see something, i go for it, i lie if i must.

[@eggedon6112]

​@@annaku_fudgealickcious I thought that was a bad example for him to give, especially since he talks about humility later. Whoever put his various speeches together made a mistake putting that example in here. I disagree that we all should begin acting like 45, with EVERYONE jumping the gd line.

[@ryanmagiera4402]

@@eggedon6112 Yea, the "cutting in the line" quote wasn't the strongest anecdote, I get the point of focus on what you want, not the things in the way, but I kind of respected the friend for valuing his wasted time waiting vs free bagel lol...

[@joelmasantos879]

He should drop that jumping the queue example 😢

[@deekirk-boon5123]

I agree with everything Simon states with great exceptions to cutting in line. It implies that one can not control their own impluses and creates a lack of respect for the others who are taking the time to be in line. Don't think that you are the most important person that deserves the bagel before others.

[@paularends1232]

Thank you. The only reason you can grab bagels without slowing down the line (maybe) is because everyone else is honoring the line system. If everyone did what you are doing, it would be complete chaos. Everyone in that line thought Simon was a complete jerk and I can only agree. I can't listen to anything else this guy says because I can't believe this made it into his video. Let me rephrase your brilliant insight for you, Simon. "Some people see what they want. Others see what it would take to ethically get what they want and decide whether or not it's worth it." Your approach, apparently, is to say "Screw all those people. I'm just going to get what I want through the most expedient means, and to hell with ethics!" Is this guy a person people listen to for stuff? Okay, I'm done. :)

[@angiemcleod7979]

Agree with you. That comment about the bagel line felt off and I thought 'but if everybody did what you're doing....' Otherwise, some great stuff.

[@CondoMetropolis]

Exactly. He says you can get what you want provided you don't stop anyone else from getting what they want... which is exactly what cutting in line does.

[@rishabhmdh7985]

Agreed.If there were limited number of Bagels, cutting in line essentially robs the people who were last in the queue.

[@TheBerserker50]

you missed the point. Go for and get what you want, but do not deny others, and... he did not. Natures laws. Not men.

[@juanarnal004]

I learned a lot from ebook 'Power of assertiveness-Unlock your potential'. Not just about expressing my needs, but also how listening to others carefully can create multiple opportunities in your life. It was like discovering a cheat code for life. There I learned how to overcome procrastination, self-doubt, stress. And most importantly, I learned how to get what I want and to make something out of my life.

[@WilliamBecker-v6k]

Got it few days ago online, and it's really good. Author has a lot of talent.

[@corinnepotter]

who is the author

[@juanarnal004]

@@corinnepotter Caden Rivers

[@JustineSalinas-x5l]

@@WilliamBecker-v6k I agree, but the other one from same series is probably even more talented

[@rebeccatasker2388]

Where do I get this book? Who wrote it? Ty

[@brettconv83]

I’ve been working everyday day in day out the last 5 years. Haven’t taken a vacation or time off. We just had a baby two months ago our third child and we purchased our first home three months ago. I took off today and all next week from work to reset. I’m sitting here sipping good coffee and watching this at 9:00 12/13/24 We all need to step back and reset.

[@franklem1972]

You deserve it bro sometimes it’s ok to relax and give your family the quality time they need

[@HydroElite-u4z]

Nice job

[@nathanskjervheim4293]

What do you do for work

[@brettconv83]

@@nathanskjervheim4293 Mechanical

[@wakeup1126]

Great Job man! You’re a great man, husband and father. Keep it up ❤

[@ChaityaShah-o1e]

1. Go sharpen your axe ( Take Vacations) 2. Go after the whatever you want 3. Take care of each other. 4. Learn to speak last (Listen to other and understand other. 5. Take accountability for your actions. 6. Ceramic cup is not for you it's for your position. Be grateful and have humility. 7.Have Empathy.

[@rontancrede8570]

Very interesting, thank you. I am retired and work part-time at a hospital. I maintain an inventory of medical supplies on the floors. It's a bit of a menial job. Few Dr's and nurses will acknowledge you. After all, anybody can do that job. Who are you. By happenstance, a nurse once asked me what I did before retiring, I told him I was a Mechanical Engineer. It's interesting that he now addresses me as sir. I can now drink my coffee using a porcelain cup. So much for titles. Another story I once read about an entrepreneur in New York City who owned six very successful restaurants. He was asked how he managed to be so successful and what assets helped him be successful. He replied, "Taking care of my customers is not what is important to me. I first take care of my employees, and they take care of the steady customer. That's what drives success. " It's unfortunate that employers are more focused on the bottom line than the employees that will make that happen.

[@musicdad2007]

Uh, When you told the nurse that you were a mechanical engineer before retiring, you were using a title. And he probably responded to the title if it changed his behavior towards you.

[@rontancrede8570]

That's the social norm in business. Unfortunately, a manager's success can't be measured as it relates to how the staff is treated. So, it turns into an us and them environment. It's a pity that the "take care of your employees " philosophy is not in the business management curriculum.

[@arvieearp7498]

@@rontancrede8570 Heck! They even hesitate these days to give a pat on the back or a compliment for a great job so they are settling for mediocrity. Recognition? You are fortunate if you are given a greeting in the morning!

[@gelrave6697]

No job is menial. And no, no one else can do ur job. U r a very important part of the hospital u work for. If u don’t keep the inventory intact, there will be no supplies for the nurses or dr’s to do their job which in-turn will affect the surgery or care of the patient. In my opinion, you are a very, very important person because no supplies no procedure.

[@sebastianbarthel2393]

For me, the most Important thing i learned: If i have to do something and i feel uncomfortable or have fear about it, i do it. And i know after that, no matter if i did it right or pass it or not, i get over my fears and tried it!

[@dawkoski]

You’re right! It is so valuable attitude to solve our problems

[@reshmachavan9556]

It explains things most guys don’t think about. I also learned a lot from reading a book called Zyphura Money by Vexoner. The book helped me understand what to do when it comes to achieving financial freedom and set up goals. Combining tips from videos like this and the book really made a difference for me.

[@FootstepsofWisdomm]

That’s an awesome approach-combining knowledge from different sources like this video and Zyphura Money by Vexoner sounds like a powerful way to level up your financial game. It’s great to see how proactive you are about learning and applying what you’ve discovered to achieve your goals. Financial freedom takes focus and strategy, and it’s clear you’re on the right path. Keep going-you’re building something amazing for yourself! 💪📈

[@rebrana]

1.go after what you want. 2.take care of each other. 3.speak last. 4.take responsibility for your actions (successes and failures), ask if you can be of help and let people be themselves. 5.treatment goes with the positions, learn humility. 6.practice empathy, show you care.

[@iammrvain]

Very good synopsis

[@caroldavis4265]

Thanks for that. I was trying to remember them all!

[@steveburgess9893]

I am 68 and semi-retired (I'll never stop), and this is absolutely the best 20-minutes I have spent in years. I have a half-full Steno pad of notes for just 20-minutes.

[@ucanleaveyourhaton]

Good on you !! 👍🌈👏🙂. Taking notes is something successful ppl do. It’s true.

[@DarinMeeks]

Absolutely

[@markshields9284]

Feel the same, Steve. I'm 71, ~retired, have family, a handful of degrees, held positions of power and influence, regular & extraordinary performance recognitions, etc. but after listening to this and several other of Simon's talks (and forwarding links to others), I am reflecting on how much better I could have been as a manager, a director, a civil servant, and how much more I could have helped my staff AND the populations I served.

[@FootstepsofWisdomm]

That’s incredible to hear! It’s clear that you have a strong commitment to personal growth, no matter where you are in your journey. The fact that you’ve filled a Steno pad with notes after just 20 minutes shows how impactful this message was for you. Keep up the great work-there’s always room to learn and grow, and your experience and dedication are truly inspiring. Here's to many more moments of clarity and growth in your semi-retirement! 🌱📓

[@SamiraaCusmaan]

You are the best ❤

[@nobora7175]

I'm still a student, and I can confirm that the teachers are way nicer and happier since we have a new director. Our old one was really unfair and stressing everybody out, but the new one is very friendly and greets even students and smiles at everybody. Now the whole school has a better atmosphere

[@Froglet1968]

Kindness goes a long way, love your comment...

[@PeterKapolas]

Sometimes you go through things and are meant to watch as a LESSON not to become what you see. Happy you have a new professor/ teacher. I do believe you were meant to go through that experience. 🙌

[@RamonMoya-t6x]

Thanks!

[@ranman9200]

I don’t listen to Simon Sineck that must but every time I do - I’m amazingly inspired. I realize some of things I thought are absolutely correct - then I always LEARN a few more things that are amazing - and that’s why I just subscribed to this channel. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for getting me to listen to him again.

[@nicolagregory8723]

Family 1st, I don't apply rules as they restrict me, I adapt to what is needed , being versatile is a good thing, be nice but don't forget about yourself, I live like this & I'm happy not stressed, totally free

[@clintgersh]

I love how everyone is focusing on the negative (cutting the line) - proving that we as a society focus on the negative.

[@jeanvreeland3179]

The important thing is to feel like someone cares about us as a human being at work and in life.

[@EnglishpdcastzonTV]

Memorable piece of wisdom... I am at 50...Now I can say that we are living in Eco System and dealing with social life we have to have wisdom to Select Right people for our Piece of Mind and Growth, any Error selecting Wrong person will be Debacle of your Growth for sure....!!!!

[@mishamaru77]

If everybody in that bagel line follows his “break the rules” advice, there would be a total chaos. There’s a video with a woman trying to cut into the line but the two people wouldn’t let her. Every single comment (hundreds) was cheering the two and blaming the one who tried to cheat. If you lose integrity and respect from others, you won’t go too far in life.

[@Anthonyp925]

Just scream out loud I am a weirdo 🎉

[@Anthonyp925]

Tried to cheat? You seriously must live in the wizard of oz is your life a fairytale anyone who runs any type of marathon is probably a regular citizen who follows all rules of society and are law abiding citizens soo your theory is about as crazy as the world being flat 🎉 there will never be majority of the people who run marathons that will break the rules or “cheat” these are mainly dorks who are running these races 😂

[@Dpants317]

I didn’t like that example either. What if they didn’t get enough bagels, and he prevented two people from getting bagels that were waiting in line. Not the best example he could have used of how to do things differently and get the same result.

[@StephenHarris-j2z]

He didn't say break in front of the runners, if I'm not mistaken his friend who didn't want a bagel. But just didn't want to wait previous time that could be used for better time ❤

[@hamburgcityguide8552]

If everybody have the chance of a free ressource like knowledge so why you wanna want to wait like the others in the line? You dont lose integrity and respekt of others, you open a new opporturnity for others. Go grab your "free bagel"

[@nicolagregory8723]

Family 1st, i don't restrict myself with rules, I'm versatile & adaptable to what is needed, I like my freedom & am happy, I don't do stress , simplicity is the best recipe,

[@613YY]

Sounds good.

[@sassierover]

Some of us find rules liberating.😊

[@dogethsamurai2390]

Thank you 1. Focus on what you want, not what gets in the way of what you want. 2. Take care of others 3. Listen first, speak last. 4. Take accountability for your actions 5. Practice humility

[@HydroElite-u4z]

Yes I will indeed🙌

[@annettepadua]

I really love simon sinek when he give a talk.Wisdom, wisdom wisdom is what we get.

[@iammrvain]

Simon, you are truly wise. Servant leadership is what makes a company the company that you want to work for. Companies to have the management team like this have very little turnover. These are the companies that succeeded in the long run. Unfortunately, some people think cracking the whips or ringing them dry is how you motivate somebody. No that’s how you create an unmotivated average worker. I’m just gonna do what I have to do to collect my paycheck. Caesar’s Palace versus The Four Seasons. I have been blessed to work for companies that took care of their employees and unfortunately, I have endured working for companies that didn’t even know my name yet I sent 70 hours a week there. I didn’t stay long with the latter. I appreciate the effort you make to emphasize the importance of being a decent person at work.

[@DrManonHolisticDoc]

I worked in corporations large when I first started working and never got that support, did not enjoy my job and never had good leadership. So then I went into biz for myself and although I had more control, made better money and didn't have to answer to management, I was missing the camaraderie, connection and support. There really needs to be a happy medium, great talk! Thank you!!!

[@StacyTuomi]

Why have i not heard of this man? Learn something new every day if i choose to listen.

[@andreatorluemke4982]

Been following him for years give his advice. I feel… when you….because to everyone I work with. Simon Sinek

[@rebeccabraterman7168]

In Europe we believe it was Semelvise who first tried to get drs to wash their hands, His ward of patients had fewer deaths than other drs wards. He didn't get them to change and died in an .

[@theEnlightenedpsychologist]

take a look at his books

[@mooselion7934]

Simon Sineks, 'Leaders Eat Last', and 'It Starts with Why' are must reads

[@karenmcgovern3452]

So good, serve ppl around u every day and it will come back to u.

[@TaralinGiboney]

thats not true. iv been a team player and help out others out and dont get it in return.

[@newmind957]

There are many things I like about your presentation: You use real people and businesses (instead of stock) that you commend for doing great just by being themselves❤, or being humble. I also like the music and the soft images. But what I really appreciate is your understanding of the younger generation, and the fact that perhaps, WE ARE RESPONSIBLE: they did not raise themselves up, we did raise them up! And while media has contributed greatly, it is our parenting, our schooling and our societal values that need a serious reflection on where and how we are failing, compared to previous generations which, with many imperfections, generated happier and more resilient young people! While embracing the great things of our age, we need to ask: what can we learn from the past that we are in such a hurry to bury as if didn’t exist?

[@ShantiShine01]

I would enjoy the time talking with the others standing in line as we all reach for the common goal.

[@PUGGNetwork]

Much needed this morning. Thank you Alpha Leaders for sharing and thank you Simon Sinek for another masterful speech!

[@ryanmagiera4402]

The navy seals that make it are not the college athletes, the "tough" muscular men, its the ones who take care of the ones to their left and to their right.

[@robynstewardson]

Team spirit

[@sduduzozulu1807]

❤

[@jamiereife5581]

I it is not a God given right to love where we work. But, working is an opportunity to see things differently and through that, to love where you work.

[@sridevymourougappan3438]

it's really crazy how nobody is talking about the book the cosmic wealth frequencies on borlest

[@megiombro]

really good book, my reccomendation !!

[@raindropsofhope1]

Why is there someone making a random comment like this on almost every video?! You love that book make a video about it.

[@christoph2079]

@@raindropsofhope1because it's advertising.

[@MUIsaiyanGoku]

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[@MikeRatushniak-d6e]

I would say when you want to be a leader you have to show your leadership by doing and showing everyone the path to success it’s the only way you become a true leader in my prospective.

[@pizzaathome770]

Powerful, this made me cry, it made my heart skip a beat, it sent a shiver down my spine. This speech is everything I've been looking for to reinforce the values I want to incorporate when i become a leader. Thank you Simon, your videos move me and inspire me. You are my mentor even though we don't know each other. You help me believe in hope and to one day be a mentor to someone who is looking for guidance. You help me to become a better person. Thank you for all that you do.

[@Bs6223]

So many times i have said i love my job. My boss makes me feel heard, my voice matters, my contribution is significant and i matter. So many jobs i have had i felt like a cog in a wheel. Going through the motions.

[@BenjaminTheDragoon]

I’m 85 and after watching this video I trained a horse to ride,made chocolate milk,ate a bagel and read 1,000 page book.

[@BearFattfilm]

You were able to eat a bagel?

[@naturalwellnesswithgomolem6870]

Beautiful

[@strategoscastaneda9095]

To train a horse to ride you need years. This video was uploaded a month ago.

[@JaclynWelcher]

…depends on the definition of “trained to ride”…. if it means getting on and off of your own accord, that could be done in a matter of days (depending on the horse). If it means rounding up the herd and sorting out the sick calf….well he’s probably still in the round pen working that out…. 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@MikeRatushniak-d6e]

I love Simon way of thinking it’s out of the box and that is the way you have to be if you want something different approaches for different folks beautiful said.

[@AllNicTaken]

Simon I have the greatest respect for u & I agree with many of the things u say & teach. However there some things which in my personal experience contradict what u say, in reality, though in principle it is true. 1) that if u ask for help, many will come to your help 2) if u help others, people will help u too

[@hamuArt]

1. you are fit for the job 2. management listens to you, they don't create unnecessary stress 3. good salary If one of the three is lacking, then there will be no good for either party in the long run unless the circumstances change to meet all three points.

[@jsi4064]

Well now, I guess my complete unawareness of my dopamine addiction (as opposed to my natural curiosity) lead me to this video, which has explained to me I have an addiction as malignant as drugs, alcohol and gambling. Awesome, that's uplifting. 😢

[@عباسإسماعيل-ص3ت]

Even in business, we are told to smile at our customers' faces . Powerful speech .

[@mavr1ck_garage]

I've always taken responsibility when I mess up but I've never really taken credit for my wins... I never looked at as an equation that needs to be balanced.

[@artteacheramy1279]

The bagel thing would definitely not fly here in New York, someone would get beaten up. But he’s 100% right about most things. Including our teenagers addicted to their phones, getting dopamine hits, having no friends, they can’t count on anyone. They are all so lost. Depressed and anxious. They cancel on each other constantly. My daughter is 20 and has had this issue for 8 years. It’s horrible to see. 😢

[@JT-xg1nq]

Wow! Stories I can use, and twig from my own experiences, so that learners and colleagues would join me for coffee talk. Every time they need a conversation, whenever going to work feels like stepping on a sinking ground.

[@angelalemarechal1732]

You know, this video makes me so sad! It takes us right to the core of everything. You are so right! We could do so well, there's so much potential in our world to make it a great place for so many people.... what devastates me is, that it seems that no actual leader is watching this video. Our leaders really don't care at all for those kind of things... even though it would benefit them greatly... so we are stuck in working environments like Cesar's Palace....

[@subusure]

in real life - if you take free bagel before everyone else you are standing between them and the free bagel. you will be responsible for that one last deserving person who will not get a bagel because you broke in the line. People will get mad! and they will be right!

[@burnerinsyd]

Agree. Total arsehat move! Didn't expect that in a talk like this. I will continue to wait my turn and will not allow others to push in front of me either.

[@futureselfnow]

million percent. thats called entitlement. couldnt keep listening after that low-integrity move.

[@LL-cz6er]

Your assumption is that there aren’t enough bagels for everyone. But what if there are? There is a scarcity mindset in the US, the wealthiest country in the world, that drives the worst behavior in people, hence the world we live in today

[@subusure]

@@LL-cz6er we can’t do what-if analysis here :-) what-if many people wanted more than one bagel? What-if someone started a new table that is giving away free gold in the shape of bagel right beside the bagel line? There is no end to what-if.

[@glynmatthews678]

Yes its a bad example to use , Great speech though

[@patc4477]

Just returning to motivational inspiration after several years’ absence. The leaders are largely new to me. I find Simon’s message to be powerful. If only our political leaders had this wisdom and applied it. I especially appreciated the Navy Seals segment.

[@deborahcarlin688]

I have long admired Simon…..a bright useful mind and behavioral followthrough alongside a wonderful and cooperative personality😊such a great combination for a teacher…❤

[@RazzoRahman]

Really great combination teacher ❤u sir.

[@uchitnaing2992]

Simon Sinek is a worldwide wellknown Counselling Psychologist.A famous Writer and professor of Psychology Department of an university. Professor always speaks valuable words.

[@IrwinWilliford]

The whole point of wealth for me is freedom. My magic number in my mind is 5 million needed at 65 to not worry about anything. Am i better off investing a good portion of my income into stocks or real estate to achieve this goal?

[@EmmittDenny]

Varied sources of income is wise and especially living within your means. My net worth is more than $2M and I can pay my bills with no stress, but I don't live like I have that. I have no complaints.

[@SteveCowart-r8h]

Money advice is subjective, what works for you may not work for someone else, but it's always better to plan. I'm quite lucky exposed to personal finance at an early age, started job 19, bought first home 28, got laid-off work 36 amid covid-outbreak, and at once I consulted an advisor to handle growing my finance. As of today, I'm only 25% short of my $1m goal after subsequent investments.

[@RefugioHansen]

This is definitely considerable! think you could suggest any professional/advisors i can get on the phone with? I'm in dire need of proper portfolio allocation

[@RefugioHansen]

This is definitely considerable! think you could suggest any professional/advisors i can get on the phone with? i'm in dire need of proper portfolio allocation

[@EmmittDenny]

This is definitely considerable! think you could suggest any professional/advisors i can get on the phone with? i'm in dire need of proper portfolio allocation

[@travisj2695]

When someone says to a crowd who wants this and everyone raises their hand. The person that goes up and grabs it is the person that gets it. Shift the way your mind works and your life will change otherwise you will stay in the same situation you've been in your entire life.

[@Famousquotes8386]

Every word from Simon Sinek feels like it’s reshaping my perspective on life. Thank you for coming to this world!

[@firastounsi6402]

The bagel example was total nonsense

[@ChrisFariaGTARealtor]

Thank you, Alpha Leaders! Simon has a brilliant talent for delivery and many great insights.

[@cateyouens3939]

Such a great reminder! Thank you for this great message.

[@peter3994]

Throughout my working life I always said “You get twice as much work from people that are happy!” Whilst witnessing Management that calculated their effectiveness by the misery of the workforce!

[@DailyEnergy-b3c]

A powerful and thought-provoking presentation that leaves you eager to embrace purpose-driven living.

[@BritneyPoorman]

*Great video! I really do have a question. For someone with less than $10,000 to invest, how would you recommend we enter the crypto market?* *I am looking at studying some traders and copying their strategy rather than investing myself and losing money emotionally. What's your take on this approach?*

[@LucianoAdam-y2g]

As a beginner investor, it's essential for you to have a mentor to keep you accountable. Harriet Y Peters is my trade analyst, she has guided me to identify key market trends, pinpointed strategic entry points, and provided risk assessments, ensuring my trades decisions align with market dynamics for optimal returns.

[@maureenluta]

GOOD CONTENT!!! Very engaging right from the beginning These are tough times and frankly I appreciate how you discuss global finances in such a delicate way . Business and investment

[@LoveJenny-w8l]

Harriet Y Peters was my hope during the 'bear summer' last year. I did so many mistakes but also learned so much from it, and of course from Harriet Y Peters

[@noramartins-o9b]

the first step to successful investing is figuring out your goals and risk tolerance either on your own or with the help of a financial professional but is very advisable you make use of a professional.

[@DaisyDaisy-u4r]

She is my family's personal broker and also a personal broker in many families I'm United States, she's a licensed broker and a FINRA AGENT in United States.

[@AMTHEBOWL]

I truly appreciate the person who make this video

[@wildflowerwind6941]

If you are looking for all the things he talks about outside yourself, you are giving your worth and control to someone or something else. Your dopamine hits need to come from within yourself. The person who is free and confident finds those traits within themself. It takes a difficult life and a lifetime to understand this.

[@whyOyouTEEuBEEe]

Together, everyone achieves more!

[@The_Dancelegz_Experience]

You can have anything you want, just as long as you don’t stop anyone else from getting what they want…

[@juliebee61]

you help others get what they want.

[@ommitedommited154]

This hit hard. I was recently left by my best friend and partner of 10 years after a miscarriage... I begged her to stay... ... instead of supporting her desire to find someone else. I should have supported her. And done what I could to help. But I loved her, so deeply.... I didn't want to let her go... I see now that that was selfish. And she deserves better. A partner who would have supported her in any decision... I supported her in ever decision.... but one. Her leaving. I'm so sorry Amelia. I love you. And I want the very best for you. Even if thats not me.

[@juliehodges5592]

@ommitedommited154 I'm so sorry. That is a tough one. You lost a baby and a partner. I imagine she understands you were in great pain. When we're in pain like that, it's not easy to be our best and highest selves. I wish you all the best. ❤️

[@ommitedommited154]

@@juliehodges5592 I just couldnt... I still can't bear losing her. It hurts so much. Every day.

[@BrandyinIndy]

@@ommitedommited154🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@ksisneh]

I left my office today mid day... Just felt that was right.. Did not know why, or what to do so didn't do anything apart from going through KZbin videos to stumble upon this video to realise what i did today was to sharpen my axe! 1:06

[@kaushikbasu2752]

😂😂👍

[@KavielThranos]

For those who seek, not bound by bars, Will find their way beneath the stars. While others stay, by doubt confined, Imprisoned by their own design.

[@Gregrood]

Thank you for mentioning Sarah Jennine Davis in one of your video! I decided to check her out, and it's been a game-changer. Over 8 months, I've managed to save $400k, clear my debts, and my portfolio's now over $200k. Anyone else had success with her strategies?

[@EnmaChatterson]

Wow, that's impressive!

[@BenjaminDuncan-c5i]

How are you able to make that much is less than a year of trading

[@Gregrood]

@@BenjaminDuncan-c5i Honestly, I simply reached out to Sarah Jennine Davis a pro trader and FA and began my journey.

[@JeremyMiller-t3p]

I've been working with her for 2weeks now, and I've seen a 70% increase in my investments. Her approach is really solid.

[@NaomieEvaAddams]

Could you share some key factors you look at? Also, any advice for someone just starting out in investing would be greatly appreciated

[@NeedPieces]

Why is this so powerful yet it’s making me emotional.

[@Jcarp1989]

I understand the point being made, but if the bagel example were true and literal...I'd be upset with someone cutting in front of me and grabbing the bagel. Yes, it's free, but there is a line for a reason to provide structure and fairness. Lol Be respectful 😂 (yes, I know it was to make a point and not literal...I love the whole message...just saying...haha)

[@juliehodges5592]

I agree. It wasn't the best example. People were in cue. If there weren't any left to those at the end of the cue, those people wouldn't be thinking nice thoughts about him. LOL

[@laurencepin2459]

I think your being soft if i was in line for a bagel i would have spoken up and said there is a for a reason for a line,please go to the end of the line and wait your turn

[@pameladeniselong]

I agree. My mind was stuck on why both sides of the table weren’t occupied with runners. The social rule of one bagel per person (or whatever) doesn’t require a line of servers blocking a throughway.

[@jamesjackson3990]

Huh…Bagel example makes his first point….and unmakes points 2, 4, and 5 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@romangerardostudio]

In the bagel example, I think what the other guy saw was the “time” invested for a free bagel. Time is more important than a bagel

[@visionsofheaven]

Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes! I live it, breathe it, teach it, and love it! The heart is the center of our bodies and life itself and when satisfied we have endless energy and can inspire others with our own joy. I just stayed up all night doing a passion project that has so little "impact" in a grand scale but will support one human being I don't even know and that makes me so happy I'm wide awake and ready to serve all day again. Life is amazing. I love the next generation too. They know better than to sell their souls. They're not willing to be "sheeple" and they may be struggling with it but they're figuring it out quickly, starting companies of their own, ditching old "status quo" standards, and getting down to what really matters. Sorry for the novel.. big YES to all of this :) Keep rocking the light!

[@staceymurray9644]

wow loved your comment very motivating for the younger ones we have to let the new world enter and allow the old world to die out in a kind of transformational cycle i am strongly urging this new genereration to come forward to help in humanity new world

[@Ponderlife-v]

Wow, the energy at 2:50 is contagious! Keep it up!

[@FXLife-u2j]

Very true, so right 👍👍 . Up to the mark. Thank you for being so comprehensive and examplified.❤. From Pakistan 🇵🇰

[@STAYGroup]

It's always about the approch to the things that are brought to our life. Same as difference in belive that something happen to just by accident and something happen to You cause You brought it to happen.

[@MariaAileenMarina]

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[@jkulikova]

I liked the talk (thank you!), and I agree with almost everything. I can even model the situation where it was OK to cut the line and take a bagel instead of waiting for someone else to serve them without offending others. But what struck me and spoiled the feeling was the Four Season example: while that barista loved his job and did it great (with all the “help” from all the managers”), that barista still had to have a second, similar, job that he didn’t like much. I would venture a guess that he didn’t do it for the love of coffee. I wonder, what could that luxury hotel do differently for their work-loving workers? I wonder…

[@TheChosenOnesFF]

The fact that nobody talks about forbidden book called Hidden Laws Of The Game is so crazyy

[@MikeEvans-666]

If you want to change how you think about money, this book is perfect. It’s clear, simple, and full of good ideas you can use. Definitely worth reading!

[@CharlieTheGreatest]

I found out about this book from a friend and I didn't regret it, he didn't buy it but that's why I did

[@WellnessTelehealthcare]

Well said!!! Working hard for something you love it’s call passion, and continue to be ambitious after achieving success is called working hard!

[@bottego2282]

If you don’t respect the line to take your free bagel you are disrespecting all the others. Be successful doesn’t mean to be unpolite.

[@randyrodriguez1445]

It was a alegory for the imperfection of life.

[@haileynichelle8343]

Absolutely, line cutting is completely disrespectful.

[@sirpotato9478]

Agreed it was a poor example. “Just don’t get in the way of other people getting what they want”. Pushing in line literally is that

[@jeffmejia3556]

Im certain Sinek could have found a better example. The example he gives about the free bagel debunks his other theories about Finite and Infinite Games. He states,”The rule is…”. Unfortunately, that’s his rule. There are no rules. It’s an Infinite Game. There are individuals who will reach across, disrupting the line, take their time choosing what they want, getting bagels for others in their party, causing people to get angry who have waited in line. The people causing the disruption will say, “This is my rule”. The bagel example is better for how long are you willing to wait or what are you willing to do to get something you want? If the free bagel doesn’t mean that much to you then you simply don’t wait in line.

[@parmesanzero7678]

There are two types of people. And the third one who analyzed the cost to benefit and realized they could spend a fraction of their hourly rate to go buy a bagel somewhere else and save them the time by valuing their time at at least what they get paid for that time when they work. All these “there are two types of people” things sound great as a speech but as soon as you think about it at all, you realize it’s just refusing to see the world in new ways.

The younger generation has not had the same freedom as I did as a kid. I was given more by being given less. When you have less its all on you to do for yourself, its all on you to confirm you can get what you want by yourself.

[@annamagenta33]

This is the best ever I heard today .

[@HESMotivation]

Great speech by Simon Sinek as always.

[@toddrowley5605]

I am grateful

[@jenniferjoaquin4717]

Thank you! I’m a rare breed where I work. I tell everyone that I love my job. And I mean it. 🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻

[@jvevc]

I would not make a long line for a free bagel...the thing is "value". I value my time and the perception of me for waiting in a long line for a small thing with no value for me as a free bagel.

[@br8979]

I have heard and experienced different things. I have waited for free bagels only to be told not to waste my precious time and buy one instead, which also makes sense as time is our most valuable asset. I have helped others only to watch them succeed because of it whilst being left behind myself... I guess it all depends on the environment but life isn't always fair and it's not as clear cut as it should be.

[@barbarasanta2454]

I liked what I was listening to except for the “cutting in line for a bagel” part. That’s not taking care of each other, in my book.

[@hhhhhhd-z6s]

Totally agree 😌that action was selfish and belittled other peoples value. It would have irritated me. I understand the point he was making but if we all did that for a bagel there would be chaos, unrest, and …… wars 😮

[@shahafroditipanna4277]

After listening “cutting in line for a bagel is okay”, I turned it off and checking what others are thinking and I found your comment @barbarasanta 🙂

[@hdekker6670]

⁠agree

[@georgekurien2591]

Totally agree. That is pure selfishness

[@elainelloyd1]

Thanks, keep shining ✨

[@szymonwit00]

In Buddhist philosophy those two types are also distinguished (desire/attachment type and aversion type) and there are methods to work with for both types. We are all different:)

[@LauraK93]

Sorry, but it was not Oliver Wendall Holmes who discovered the cause of childbirth fever. It was the Hungarian physician Ignaz Semmelweis...who died alone and in poverty because of his honesty. His memory deserves to be honored!

[@viragvass3299]

Yes, he was an early pioneer of antiseptic procedures and was described as the "saviour of mothers.

[@mpmaliag]

And his colleagues declared him mentally insane. That is pretty bad for a motivational speaker to screw that up .

[@helenairenejoe]

From what I read, it’s a parallel discovery between Semmelweis’ discovery of the prevention of Puerperal Fever & Holmes’ research on the fever. They both independently identified facts about the fever while working on different contexts and countries. And yes, the one that died in poverty and was harshly criticized was Semmelweis

[@budiSetiawanBD]

Thank You

[@Atanu]

@LauraK93. I too caught that mistake and posted a comment before reading your comment. This Oliver Wendell Holmes was a jurist, not a doctor.

[@angelikasipos5495]

I adore this guy! He is such an inspirational speaker! 👋

[@roelschoenmaker]

The "hand washing doctor" in the 1800's is actually Hungarian Dr. Ignaz Semmelweis, not Oliver Wendell Holmes. But his point is clear... I am the problem.

[@zszs2882]

agree on Semmelweis!!!! I'm Hungarian.

[@josesalinas6525]

Thank you

[@podiatryweekly]

Definitely misquoted

[@drjen77]

Yes and he was not only ignored, but horribly admonished and essentially made out to be insane. I believe I even read he was put in an asylum.

[@johannarivera4856]

Wow, an absolute dopamine to my brain!!!! Amazing 🎉❤

[@AIWs88]

❤keep it up Simon. Always learning something! Thanks. 😊

[@User_Alice1208]

This video change my insight to my life❤

[@JazzHillBilly]

I'm reasonably sure it was Semmelweis who was vilified for suggesting hygiene in the surgery and in childbirth. (rather than Holmes)

[@the2minutecounsellorg483]

When you love self you will love all, Including whatever work you do.

[@olieolis]

Powerful message. Wow. Thank you!!!!

[@RazzoRahman]

Hmm, wow ❤❤❤ 🎉🎉🎉 😊😊😊

[@brandonallen9214]

Thank you!😊

[@araceliagcaoili3519]

As usual, your lectures are all amazing! 💯

[@simonbellamy8777]

Yes the first contradicting the second and jumping a cue is denying someone else and why don’t we all deserve a ceramic cup

[@DanielNascimento-m4e]

OMG, that's amazing! Thank you for share. A hug from Brasil 🇧🇷

[@RazzoRahman]

OMG yes brazil and im from to Bangladesh 🇧🇩

[@RazzoRahman]

Daniel nice to see you.😊🎉❤

[@TheeeDannyD]

Lesson 2 made me cry. Wasn't expecting that.

[@Sacredenergy]

Thank you for sharing your message ❤ I am grateful

[@RazzoRahman]

You are greatful? WoW...how can i also become greatful? Please help me sir humble request.