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[@topsyfernandes7542]

Simon Sinek is a blessing to many. I achieved success after I practiced the steps below.

[@topsyfernandes7542]

Y’all need to know this. A well-known podcast in the US taught me how the Rich don’t teach how to achieve success. They Seek the ideas of Fin. ConsuItants to help grow their finance.

[@lillithjones3787]

He truly is

[@mariahconklin4150]

My problem is I’m trying to find a quiet place to listen to him and people are either in the way (not their fault) or they won’t stop interrupting 😢. It’s hard to even listen to it at my house.

[@SaeedurRahman-gk4ow]

A colleague is someone who has the same profession as you in the same company but a coworker is then 2 or more people who work within the task you have been given

[@CareerGrowthHub433]

The biggest risk in life is not taking any risks!

[@RebeccaPurjin1]

Simon. So true! I ordered a salad at Jack n the box drive thru and when I got to the window the rep said you do not need to pay for your food. I asked why and he said because the person in front of you paid for it . I said what?? I was still trying to pay and the rep had to tell me "ma'am its paid for". I could not believe it. It was one of the nicest things. I tried to find the car to thank him but he was already gone. This experience inspired me to do the same for someone else. Simon is right.....kindness is contagious

[@Gardureth]

I once paid dinner for the person behind me, but that was at mc donalds. Someone told me a story about doing something good for 3 persons, and they should do something good for 3 more and so on. I strongly believe in this so i helped 2 more people without annything in return with something someone would normally not do. I helped someone drive across 3countries. and a homeless person up to the moment he could afford a home, and relatively healthy lifestyle.

[@dianewarner7505]

william sands so sorry it’s seems you have missed the point. I refuse to allow those that take to stop me from being kind because I get more from my kindness than the cost and you never know if your act of kindness will change a harden heart

[@delilah9974]

@@dianewarner7505 great response

[@aeronYTco]

Isn’t it something like....I know someone who has a crush on a girl. He saw her behind him ordering a coffee. The man paid for the coffee of the girl behind him because he has a crush on her. Is that ok? Or is the man hoping for something in return?

[@anca9830]

Next time, pay for the one behind you ..and so on ..👍 This is the natural behavior for a Christian

[@susannabruemmer3683]

Since I’ve been asked a lot: I will always advise, we buy stock in several companies that make products & services that *you* believe in. Only sell if you think their products & services are trending worse. Don’t panic when the market does. This will serve you well in the long-term.

[@candideharrison5568]

My advice to new investors: Buy good companies stocks and hold them as long as they are good companies. Just do this and ignore the forecasts and market views which are at best entertaining but completely useless

[@stansburyclarice4968]

what i think you need is a Financial Adviser, who can help you get in and out of any stock you buy at any time and you'd sure be in Profit

[@susannabruemmer3683]

PRISCILLA DEARMIN-TURNER, That's whom i work with

[@florisfaas]

Love when people copy and paste tweets from Elon Musk

[@tanlily8]

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[@lauramurphyvytf815]

“Leadership is communicating to another their worth and potential so clearly they are inspired to see it in themselves.” Dr. Stephen Covey

[@NathalieLazo]

Thank you! Great point! I'll remember this for next time! :)

[@ghostrider-tj7du]

Well said...absolutely

[@MarieAva]

Absolutely 💯

[@Mc13Deletom]

wwaaa is

[@mariahconklin4150]

I’m more of a leader then the owner of the company I work for. I’m kind to co workers, I ask how they are, I help them out, I joke around, I don’t take my stress out on them, and I’m a hard worker. This is leadership.

[@anabreseneuman]

Love how he says 'we can push "swing it back in the other direction" - it's that time now, creating a world where people care about people.

[@ISILENTNINJAI]

I am not a Doctor but even I get mad when I hear someone say "I want to be a Doctor to make a lot of money" thats a huge slap to all the Doctors who went through sometimes decades of training. I don't think you can be a doctor for only the money, you have to have a certain passion for helping people. Not everyone has that, atleast I know I don't. So thanks to all the Doctors.

[@ivarvaw]

@Ace J. 7 Million Where I live you need 6 years for basic medical training. Then another 6 years to become a surgeon. Then probably more training to keep up. So that's at least 12 years but probably more. Two decades isn't unrealistic.

[@allannoble8658]

My stomach turned a little bit when a Dentist I used to work for told me he was all about Excess.

[@mickeyaugrec7560]

@@allannoble8658 HAH! Wow, that would make me nauseous too. Rinse Spit and Get The Hell OUT Of That Chair! [I assume he did NOT share that observation with his patients!] Bizarre.

[@bulldogblobfish1956]

I am not a Doctor but even I get mad when I hear someone say "I want to be a Doctor to make a lot of money" thats a huge slap to all the Doctors who went through sometimes decades of training. I don't think you can be a doctor for only the money, you have to have a certain passion for helping people. Not everyone has that, atleast I know I don't. So thanks to all the Doctors.

[@samefedi7131]

That's great! 🌸

[@allanmanchester378]

Kindness is the path to happiness. Kindness is the metric of morality. Happiness is the metric for life.

[@maxengelhardt3927]

While often criticised for it, I must say that the willingness to sacrifice one's self for the good of another is a dignifying existence.

[@johnkhalkho798]

Simon is a nice down-to-earth guy who can spot heroes in people we usually take for granted and not give them the due respect :)

[@nathantubera9580]

“Leadership is communicating to another their worth and potential so clearly they are inspired to see it in themselves.” Dr. Stephen Covey

[@veronsee324]

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[@parnamsaini4751]

John Khaikho..most welcome.

[@oocarpa]

You just have to love this human being!!!

[@kddive5338]

Saw this principle on display at work. Seeing changed individuals, once full of negativity and complaints, today positive, grateful and healthier. Results, significant productivity improvements. Thank you Simon. Agree 100%.

[@lassesteen5274]

I have attempted to meditate many times in my life and prior to this CD the only success I've experienced is with live guided meditation. kzbin.infoUgkxzpa8CIfZcihW4Z0F_ja0QF3W9KIatrsq This is the first CD I've used that cuts through my unmedicated ADHD and enables me to truly relax and experience a quiet and energizing interval. The instructors voice is very soothing and pleasant to listen to. I am easily able to sit successfully through the entire CD, and for quite some time after. I cannot adequately express how tremendously helpful this CD has been on my spiritual journey!! Two thumbs up and 10 stars!

[@simonforall]

Helping others and provide value, that's the moment when you deserve a community and everybody's respect.

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[@ericfoulds]

Simon, it's like you are describing my current employer! And after my previous nightmare job (generally a perfect fit for your worst case scenarios), I am striving to enable and lift the guy that works for me. Congratulations on helping me to appreciate how great I have it now, and how lucky I am in general with regards to my work.

[@watasexybeast66]

Thank you so much Simon for your life advice and wisdom. I will not only learn them for myself but definitely will pass on to my children as well!!!

[@elliehoekman]

I love this! One of the things I miss about pre-COVID was the small interactions with strangers. I love holding the door open for folks, letting them go ahead of me in line when I can tell they are in a rush, or complimenting them in some way. Not trying to brag here or anything- I just truly miss it, it gave me energy and made me feel good, probably better than how it made the stranger feel.

[@NoahDominix1007]

There was a ripple effect...

[@ashevillencrealestate]

Thank you for helping me realize that as a leader, instilling confidence in others is core to helping them be successful. - Jiffy

[@ladybird491]

I just did 3 things for other people in just 2 days and each one of them blessed me and others did to. 😊

[@TheLatinabby]

While Simon was talking and I closed my eyes.. I all of a sudden remembered such a random but special moment. I had just lost my best friend and I was grieving her. But as some of you may know.. Life doesn't stop it goes on. I had to finish my thesis and so I went to the library.. All brave, knowing I really had to focus and work on it. However, after an hour you start remembering moments you studied together, and then you go look at photos... Before you know it, you are silently crying in the library. And in this world in which we live, I thought no one would see me, no one would care. So this happen, a guy comes walking towards me and just puts a pack of M&M’s on my desk. He smiled and he walked away. Not expecting anything, nothing. I was too flabbergasted to even silently say ”thank you”. But he in that moment changed everything. It touched me in so many ways. And somewhat the pain I was feeling melted. And I led a tear of joy. He left the library and I never saw him again. Mindblown. Human kindness is magical.

[@infiniteinspiration1628]

Thank you for sharing your story ☺🙌🙏

[@alibeaumont-filder3185]

Those words touched me to the core . Yes to many aspects of what you said . The act of random kindness in a single act delivers a greatness in itself , or ongoing kindness from a deep soul truly blows you away . So my thoughts go out to you , giving without expectation is best gift ever .

[@haniyajamshed6334]

Thank you for sharing your story! I hope you are doing okay now

[@takidabossen]

Amazing story!

[@halfbee7886]

I hope you meet that guy again in the future.

[@guytriseenarine4796]

Gosh , so nice to hear someone say it out so loud . This has been my way of living for years. At work , home & out there. 😇💖

[@sapnabl]

Couldn’t say enough about you. You are a true leader. I wish all the leaders in the world are like you

[@deepdave123]

He naturally inspires.. its an amazing gift....

[@sweetpapayasourpeach]

This is one of those speeches that I will listen to again and again for the rest of my life because it's such a beneficial reminder. Every few months I forget what this video is and then I'm like oh yeah this is such a great speech

[@dandeliony491]

She was my 3rd grade school, took me under her wings from a bullied one to the best performer in my class. I still remember her name and always tell about her how her influence has refined me. I bow my head for her. ❤️

[@hannamusicpicture969]

"If you actually want to build relationships, you build them without wanting anything" - Simon Sinek

[@user-ps2xu7gu9v]

it's a key to relationship

[@mhyunsook]

This was not a surprise until modern materialist world that was shaped by Western imperialistic society

[@UPAKHOSALA]

This was taught in INDIA thousands of years ago by Spritual persons ( like Lord Jesus Christ, yes he came to India, ) this again Taught by Swami Vivekanada in Karma Yoga

[@UPAKHOSALA]

@@mhyunsook absolutely right

[@datnurse5062]

Well, I guess no one at my previous job trusted anyone in the building. NO ONE did anything extra for anyone else. No. One. I came along and attempted to change the culture with simple acts of kindness and I got let go with little explanation 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@duyanhtran119]

He's the most inspiring person I'v ever watched until now. I Always feeling thrilled and satisfied when hearing her speaking even my life gets me down all the time.

[@naglaahussien4019]

I owe you when I became a head in pediatric department, at that time I missed a lot about leadership , but after listening to all your videos about that , really all my social communication have been changed , thank you Simon soooooo much , you are inspiring to many people , God bless you ⚘💞

[@denasharpe2393]

Blessings on and for you both!!

[@DavidRamirez-fi2ev]

As a US Marine, I approve this message.

[@Nilizita]

You have so much to offer to our world, which is crumbling down. Thank you for this video.

[@juliehomer]

THANK YOU for not putting music behind this. Too many motivational videos put some loud music that’s distracting.

[@mariosanchez2648]

There was music and it was distracting. That's why I did not finish watching

[@fennadikketetten1990]

art thou deaf?

[@wadepatton2433]

Yeah, it's very faint, but even me with one good ear, ringing with tinnitus, can hear some music and WISH LIKE HELL I could turn it off (the ADHD won't let it go).

[@jessiegonzalez5906]

Fenna Dikketetten she said loud music

[@mustange550]

Very faint music in the background and it fit well with this video, wasn't a distraction for me.

[@winderzhao1450]

Never in my life, am i ever gonna listen such an amazing, genuinely honest and wise talk!!!

[@caribbeanqueen1389]

Excellent talk! The part that struck me the most was when he said.. if someone is taking advantage of your kindness, you step back and say MY BAD. And it occurred to me, you don't blame them. You read the room and adust.

[@michellelivaditis2929]

You articulate so effortlessly how I feel about empathy and how important it is. I'd almost started to think I was the only person who felt this way and what's worse thought maybe something was fundamentally wrong with me because of it. I'm always so disappointed by the way people treat each other but it really seems like it's sadly the norm. I'm always viewed as the leader who's too nice which unfortunately equates to weaknesses. I've learned it's absolutely the opposite. I have young women on my team who learned to trust their point of view, look for the good in others, treat every person as if you don't know what they may be going through.. So on and so on. We are not corporate favorites because it's hard for us the talk the talk. The important thing is that we actually walk the walk, which is ironically what "they" say they need from us but they have no idea how to or don't care to cultivate an environment that actually rewards or at minimum acknowledges this. By the way, I love the examples of simple acts of kindness. It truly renews my faith in humanity. As small as it may seem I actually think that in those moments is when I see a true glimpse of what God's vision must have been for us. Love your insights and admire your work!

[@annmarie6870]

Thanks I needed to read this. This is the problem we need more people such as you. I don’t feel cared for at all it’s a real bummer. It’s not everyone at my work place most are nice but the ones who aren’t I don’t want to be around and it’s to the point I don’t even think I’m going to show up. I think I may quit which is sad because I’m the one who actually cares about the guests others just don’t. 🤷‍♀️😕

[@massielhidalgo9456]

I've seen it a lot too

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[@Talkashu1]

Simon Sinek is a true Legend. He's the ideal role model many people look upto. Truly inspiring session.

[@alexemily9128]

Success is not final; failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts. Business opportunities are like buses, there’s always another one coming.

[@samuelpeterson600]

Talking about opportunities investing in crypto currency now should be in every wise individuals list. In two to three years time you might be estactic with the decision made today

[@antonellaluis5913]

Truth, it is really profitable as an investment.

[@timgartner7467]

It’s fortunate that many of us are still confused about crypto currency while others are busy earning from it

[@tatianageorge6610]

You can't be confused when you're guided by a pro

[@davidceasar3751]

I remember friends calling me crazy when I started investing in bitcoin now I shut them up with my 4 figures weekly returns.

[@sandyjust]

I used work in Target and we used to do this, fill water bottle of each other, get food for each other. It was a great team.

[@dennylou1888]

I so love this guy - he has such great ideas, and solutions. Everyone should be checking out these talks.

[@alissaht]

social exchange theory explains reciprocity. Simon explains how to apply it with grace and out of good will and intentions. well done.

[@cassieklein6772]

Simon is so inspiring. I wish everyone could hear him speak. The world would be a better place.

[@JoeBorgardt]

Love the message and energy. Thanks for what you do Simon!

[@pattybenitez3596]

I really want to thank you for all this important information about leadership, I work as a Executive HSK, and I enjoy everything I have see so far. Great job 👍🏼

[@ladybird491]

This is how I been making it in life and having peace. I give and I help others. I also keep in mind that there are narcissist in this world, who are only interested in talking so you can just keep giving to a person who only just take. There is evil in their world and it's goal is to take endlessly and destroy. We must always be on guard of this.

[@chingbachiller2613]

Wow! Beautiful words of wisdom. Love it. Thank you Lord.

[@EvgeniyShishkin]

Going with the intent first followed by the pleasantries is best tidbit in this video. Much appreciated!

[@hanamiii101]

I LOVE YOUR SPEECH, SIMON! THANK YOU.

[@karenwilson3386]

On your lunch, drive home or before bed, or even with your morning coffee....you should watch this! Even the first 3 minutes make you really think!! What a great video.

[@gingerrobertson6559]

Funny thing is without this digital world we would not be able to listen these wonderful motivational videos.

[@Chevygirlj]

That's true but this caused you to comment which in turn made me comment to you so it's some kind of human interaction... Right?

[@Coralianne333]

Like this is recorded, it was a live event, in person, its even in writing, but yes also video digital as well.

[@hientruong4654]

😂

[@dostal8775]

Digital world isn't the problem. Not by itself. Only the amount can make it poisonous.

[@s.relaxstudio4135]

Everytime I start listening to him I had to shut down and disable my entire belief system for the 20 minutes, for the sole purpose of understanding his incredible mindset,

[@Amesbmack1]

That’s a great way to see it! It’s amazing how the whole core point of this universe is built around friendship and on giving one’s self up for another and not expecting to receive anything in return, aka friendship. That helps me rationalize that if the whole point of the universe is centered around that one idea, that a creator of the universe might have been the first to show us such an example of friendship. When the Creator came down here to earth in the form of Jesus and laid his life down on the brutal horrible cross so that there would be a way out for us so we don’t have to bear the penalty of our sins for eternity in hell, it was the strongest example of friendship in eternity. I don’t think I have any friends that would ever do that for me. It’s hard for me to rationalize that we would have a conscience and a built-in moral code of right and wrong that even animals do not have if perhaps a creator did not put it in our minds from the beginning of time when he created us. We can all understand what a sin is without anyone telling us what’s right or wrong. If we are breaking the law of friendship and harming someone else or ourselves and we can, through our conscience, understand that it’s a sin. And there must be consequences for those sins, or why would we feel bad and morally wrong when we commit them? Just like there’s jail down here on earth there must be some sort of eternal punishment for those sins which can be pretty horrific that man has committed against each other. If there are consequences down here on earth there must be consequences after we have finished up the work of our life. Through our sins we deserve hell but only one took all of our sins upon himself, and paid the price of hell for us on the cross. God himself in true friendship came down to us through Jesus to pay the price for our sins. What a loving example of friendship for all of us to understand. This is all laid out beautifully in the Bible, A perfect study guide on how to be a true friend. Our creator is at the heart of friendship🙂 Much love!!!

[@sanfordjessop5956]

I've been telling my boss I was going to talk about the work place problems that tragically, sometimes end in a divorce, or children not wanting to be with parents at a young age! I'm glad to hear someone is already out there with the message!!😘

[@wendygaspar9838]

I love how Simon sees through everything to the kernel of truth that ends up defining us as humans. @simonsinek Thankyou for shining a light on work dynamics.

[@virtualensaniti2824]

Team building and empathy goes a long way. A feeling of appreciation is even better! 💕 The only job I've ever had and felt truly appreciated was the Army because I knew that whether I needed to talk or play or risk my life...someone always had my back! He speaks the Truth! ✌️💕🤟

[@garyspeaks8237]

Another inspiring, awesome talk. doing little things for others without expecting anything in return. words to live by.

[@2441979D]

You gave words to what I was feeling inside about relationships, trust and bonding. True relationships last a lifetime and are not built on shallow foundation of short-term gains. You have to invest your precious time and energy to build it brick by brick. It requires a lot of selflessness & team-spirit for one to achieve that nirvana state of mind. Thank you.

[@lizgichora6472]

EFFORT - Going out for others ( thoughtfulness) this is absolutely Helpful. Thank you for this talk.

[@myriamfersing7935]

We do not loose heart when Simon s message changes our inner nature day by day...👍

[@melindawright1177]

Another awesome video from Simon, an incredible man of faith, courage, and morality. He does the right thing and tells it like it is.

[@danieldosso2455]

At my job in the Food Industry I'm fairly low on the totem pole, however I've been there long enough that others around me are beginning to consider me competent in what I do and are going to me to pass on what knowledge I have of my job to other. For the longest time I've considered one of our newer workers incompetent and lazy and always on their phone. This lecture was hugely eye-opening and gives me a new perspective on my relationships with others around me.

[@tannerreid4124]

Tysm for what you do Simon! You have reminded me of so many valuable lessons that my mentor once taught me while he was alive. I hope you continue to reach the lives of others and remind them to do what makes them happy

[@Whosonthird]

The real secret to happiness and success. This man Godly wisdom.

[@tanweixian3797]

He's right... I often feel insecure, especially during this pandemic. But I'm fortunate to have a friend who would hear me out and talk about it. It probably might not seem much to him but to me, he is a caring friend. So I managed to stand back up and stop feeling depressed. So for anyone who feels insecure, I want you to believe in yourself. No matter what happens in life, you can pull through, you are capable. So never doubt yourself.

[@christinewillis7545]

JuzWei - it is awesome you have a friend that is there for you. Your friend is a gift.

[@WtWashehh]

Listen to this man!!! I hate my job, from the beginning of the day till done!! Effects every aspect of my life!!!

[@roshnishah980]

Yes doing good for others No matter whom you help Just help for sake of humanity

[@ashevillencrealestate]

This helps so much in emailing people that you haven't spoken to in years. Ask first, then wish them well. Excellent

[@xXCyzarXx]

This guy is pretty awesome. Already seen a few videos and I've been able to take away so much from them. Keep it up Simon!

[@stephenedwards7995]

I totally agree

[@waynewoodle4384]

Absolutely love Simon's speeches. I wish others could pick up on his energy

[@nicolem1238]

Amazing

[@tyrellshea6334]

Simon is a nice down-to-earth guy who can spot heroes in people we usually take for granted and not give them the due respect :)

[@inekwegoziechukwu4264]

Thanks Simon Sinek. I'm greatly inspired by this talk. God bless you.

[@milagrospasion6948]

I was so touched by your story abt the Marines. Thanks for this inspiring Talk🙏🙏🙏

[@AnnaBTsatokeEmpress]

wow very thought provoking. to be an encourager... allow them to fail then help them achieve. doing something nice...

[@NancySolariLivingFullOut]

What a beautiful message and so true that kindness is infectious and more people should inspire to live this way to live full out!

[@wendylhill7751]

I sincerely appreciate you Mr. Simon Sinek. Please continue to post your informative videos. I need your information! It truly puts life in an emotional healthy perspective and teaches ownership as leaders and managers.

[@nyandoronyaundi002]

wow...goodness never rots..listening this in 2020 and feels fresh...Just hit on a quote that good intentions will always meet good intentions

[@ladybird491]

MY WHOLE LIFE HAS BEEN CHANGED BY THIS VIDEO. I will be truly happy very soon now.

[@cipriangosu610]

Same here, i Will dedicate my life to change others with this knowlage

[@Shubhenduverma24]

Are you happy now ?

[@infiniteinspiration1628]

How awesome to hear this. God bless you beautiful soul. Keep going ☺🙏🙌

[@NobitaSwag]

How to apply this though?

[@elefilosofia]

Love this video!!!!!! Thanks for introducing me to Simon Sinek! This video was very inspiring!

[@amitanand2615]

Simon you have the real power to make us realise our strength and really inspires to do good always ...You are simply amazing

[@alliesteam9776]

Simon Sinek is very articulate and helpful to explain fulfillment!

[@donserano]

Saw Simon on the subway in October coming back from dinner, really nice dude.

[@j.silver]

Words cannot explain what I feel after hearing every word of Simon's speech.

[@jesselima_dev]

Man... this guy is one of the most inspiring people in the world!

[@puyakhalili]

Incredible talk! Thanks for sharing! This is gold. The hug at the end was priceless!

[@RoxyFoxyFR]

Absolutely YES, boosting confidence in others and supporting them this is what this life should be about. Recognition, support, kindness, trust, respect, care, be humble, be vulnerable and open, listening and giving a hand... this should be the message we pass every day to each other, to kinds, to seniors, to every single person. Thank you Simon for kicking people and waking us up

[@Kamado_boy]

Your right but every person have different values on this kn like i more give trust and care forgot other things jk 😅 but others are i gave low value. But we live in world here everyone have their own desire and they work for that until end, we can't be always good and bad if we can just spread right thinking.

[@wheresmyhose]

wow. that was absolutely incredible. an inspiring message, from an inspiring man.

[@massielhidalgo9456]

I was thinking about these things today and this video came up. Crazy in the best possible way! feeling that you're not the only one thinking a certain way is what you need to make your day and week and it's what you crave the most when you feel the world is going in the opposite direction you have set in your head.

[@lateefapaymon4374]

I love you Simon Sinek, you are amazing in how you make your audience understand the most challenging topics in such a fun-learning process.

[@sparkieraven738]

“Because they would’ve done the same for me.” Seen this video so many times and every time it sends shivers down my spine

[@TheNinnyfee]

There's about 1 percent of people like that in the world, not even family would do what these guys do for each other and others. Most people ridicule this behaviour as exploitable.

[@sherriestephenssnow4154]

I love his mindset.

[@okmmauh]

“The people who are doing the caring aren’t being cared for “ For every patient seen by a doctor, there are 50 bureaucrats earning money

[@vcvideos3640]

I'm a doctor... you are right...is sad.

[@denasharpe2393]

But we must still try...

[@maryboswell8642]

So true, I work in the developmental disabled health field and we are so over worked and we feel very unappreciated and our top administrators just think that we are replaceable, but that's not really true bc we are very short staffed and we have no one willing to work here

[@MaruskaStarshaya]

As being abused by both of my parent's I can clearly say that "bad job" isn't a real matter. My mom was a house wife and still abused me - no job relation, huh? My dad changed over 5 jobs untill I'm 18 and he was always mad, there always was a reason while he isn't satisfied with his life and he made a revenge on me. It's a persons trait, not the outside reasons (because they will always be). When I had hard times at my job I had never made a revenge on my relatives or friends, because I understand that my problems are always mine and no one's fault but my.

[@thealchemist5062]

This guy is so amazing. I love watching his videos. Such a great inspiration. I hope one day I can Inspire as many people as him. Thank you Simon for all that you do!

[@colorblindphotographer]

Semper Fidelis from this U.S. Marine Veteran. Yes, it's about making sure that I do for those who are watching my back. It's about do more for others first than for myself..It's hard for civilians to understand. I don't like people who feel entitled, entitled to have without working for it.

[@KellyMcClymer]

LOL. Unless that “civilian” is a mom. We do it every day, without pay, often without thanks. Definitely without expecting our children to have our backs....at least until they’re grown.

[@aypee6274]

Simon sinek is becoming one of my favorite speakers. I’ve only watched a few videos but I am loving him

[@aryandesai7689]

ALL OF YOUR SPEECHES HAVE BEEN AMAZING...thank you for changing our lives by such inspiring words...u r a true leader!♥️😎

[@JohnSchaeferUNIVERSE]

Love this--- thank you so much for the inspiration and motivation for my day!!! Gratitude

[@HOSfamily989]

Best video ever watched in these past 2 years (meaning: since the 1st day I was given another chance to live). Thank you for uploading it, and pls always keet it available, so it can touch and inspire more and more ppl! God bless you!

[@karengaray5114]

Thank you Simon for this! I was given many management duties while my boss is on leave, and I felt like I had no idea how to be a good leader at work. My boss actually is the one who inspired me to even be willing to try to lead, he uses these principles all the time. I've used them in my life but never understood how to apply them properly in a work situation. Passing kindness on is an integral part of happiness, for me at least. And I had never thought of the job of management as bringing out the best in people before I worked with my current manager, I always thought it meant just getting people to do their work and coaching them if needed. And I hadn't thought of putting people in situations where they could fail as being positive until I heard your reasons. I believe this will help me become a better leader, even if it is a temporary position for me the skills apply at any level.

[@UpendarRamini]

Absolutely

[@davefrank4250]

Absolutely wonderful talk... especially "learn as if you are going to teach it"

[@hatimahmed5385]

Dave Frank thank you

[@ladybird491]

That is what I am doing with my poetry

[@sylhomeo6351]

So good to listen to someone who finally makes sense!

[@dr.jimemerson]

How are there 1.3K people that gave this a thumbs down...such a great, valuable talk...thank you Simon for how you make us look at things in a different and more inclusive way.

[@wjb-lc5hl]

Because of the algorithm if you want you tube to stop sending you a certain type of video you have to give it a thumbs down. Your right though this guy is amazing.

[@dineshraja7121]

Loved it! May god bless you and your team!

[@daphnesgrowthplanet2245]

Simon Sinek! I follow your work closely, ever since that first TED talk on WHY, and I've benefited SO SO SO much over the years! And this talk is absolutely THE ONE that I needed just now! Puts everything in place - in my head! It feels like this giant jigsaw puzzle in my head finally has all its parts in place! I've always been that person to help the guy with the papers he dropped, and people have always said to me, oh, you are too good, people are taking advantage of you! But it never felt like that for me! I always knew better - because my grandparents and my parents were just like the people you describe: giving without EVER expecting anything in return. Helping whenever they could, simply because they could! However, this talk cleared for me other aspects of it all, and for this I am forever grateful! So much stuff to pass on to my grandkids

[@wazirbalti8674]

Simon sinek! I recomand you to see how see how God told us to follow the wright path , and to handle these problems in Quran .(surah 1, "Albaqrah"). Help someone to help others ...

[@timk.9276]

@@wazirbalti8674 recommend* right* A message sounds far better if delivered in correct grammar :)

[@wifiblocker6828]

Dafina Nikolovska x2

[@MeserithSama]

99% of people aren't murdering other people.

[@timk.9276]

@@MeserithSama 99% of people aren't grammar nazis, but what can i say

[@relaxationmeditation6231]

This video is very helpful great job I was inspired

[@illuminateknowledge9751]

A leader is best when people barely know he exists, when his work is done, his aim fulfilled, they will say: we did it ourselves. -Lao Tzu

[@Martyn_Wolf]

A passage from the Tao Da Ching