Seth Godin Spotlight | INBOUND15

[@BeccaCarterboost]

Thank you Seth, you changed my marketing direction years ago. Your approach is real and it shows you just care about people. That is what people want, if interacting with people we want to interact, and do business with people that show up for us. Thanks for showing up!

[@HubSpotMarketing]

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[@JamesScottGuitar]

This is THE talk that everyone needs to hear. Want to get ready for the next 10-20 years? This is it. Perspective is EVERYTHING. #perspective #business #entrepreneur #chooseyourself #sethgodin

[@sethtaylor7519]

No wonder your watching self help/inspirational videos on KZbin.

[@JasminPatelRai]

yea you're right... we should all listen to your speech... can you post the link of you speaking to thousands of people applauding for you and the links to buy your best seller books? I will buy them all. thanks!

[@JasminPatelRai]

Oh and you went to Stanford too right? Wow!

[@HubSpotMarketing]

Glad you liked it, James Scott!

[@AnnettepSalmon]

This is the type of marketing my soul connects with! Thank you Seth Godin, thank you Hubspot!

[@timmcneill5645]

The gist is "Stop procrastinating, and stop living in fear of failing". Seth just articulates it in a way that people need to hear it - But hearing it still doesn't make change happen... you just need to act. Think less, do more...

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[@moka91808]

And sometimes you stumble onto youtube and all the questions you've been thinking, the misgivings you've been having and life choices you're not quiet so sure about, they all get answered by a baldheaded bespectacled gentlemen who was going to speak about just marketing. Thank you!

[@TomVolkar]

Powerful message even more so for the self-employed. "Work that matters is never work that other people could do." - Seth

[@HenriqueVentura]

I wish I could be half as good as a speaker as Seth is. This guy is incredible.

[@YuriRadavchuk]

just write, read and talk as much before you are that good so you can really get there. No trick, just be yourself and work your way through tensions of responsibility for what you say and do.

[@AlbertoNalda]

Such a empowering words, I am very grateful that people like him exist, he helped me through his books to take more risks, be more creative and do what I love, make videos.

[@salamander1234]

That was next level. I love his vision of the world.

[@amaradumbuya2099]

Seth iam an american of african parents that grew up in sierraleone westafrica ,your words resonate around the world,just know this we all might be different,but there is one commonality the majority of us dont like responsibility and hate change

[@ouss]

awesome as always

[@astropgn]

I like the way he associate higher positions with female pronouns. At 30:00 he says that if you ask a question your boss might hear you, and that "she might realize..."

[@transformer3187]

because offending mennist, which do not exist, is safer than offending feminists ;)

[@joekinsella8156]

Kartik Khattar 😂😂😂 so true

[@Panzilla1]

"And then you would die" so good. (Reasurance with a lizard brain).

[@dianemariefahey]

He is amazing - so inspirational

[@galdevina1224]

This man is a leader.

[@fsl4faisal]

Thank you so much #Seth #Godin for the wonderful message ..

[@Eskimoz]

Toute l'équipe Eskimoz vous félicite pour cette belle vidéo :)

[@Br0micz]

Reassurance is futile. Keeping that in the forefront of my mind from now on.

[@WouterDeBruycker]

Very interesting thoughts and a great speaker.

[@qqq2211]

Great video , so inspirational Seth Godin

[@GregCheekSpeaks]

Amazing storyteller!

[@Cliftonsub4]

Ditto, simple as. Who believes they are the best at what you do?? I do. Whether it is true or not I love what I do and am successful because I believe it and my customers believe it too. Start believing.

[@keveenkorakor]

Thumbs up if you knew the closing word and said 'yes' out loud. ps: love the lady who shouted it. love love love. Baba Bear

[@RickBogacki01]

Rick Bogacki. This guy is awesome.

[@suw143]

why did he mention the art of jackson pollock at 17:32?

[@TimFeltham3]

+Steve Wirawan - he references Jackson as he was a true artist and well known - he had a brother Charles Pollock who just painted and was taught and is an unknown... #go be an artist

[@chairmangerman]

holy cow a new one!

[@chrissh85uk]

+German Benavides Moran holy purple cow!

[@bonson9156]

+Chris Hall The church of the holy cow

[@OLucas1972]

Really really awesome. For the simplicity and deepness of the matter. Be responsible, do what you have to do, take all the chances. Thanks +SethGodin (again).

[@jmshadrach9338]

Amazing talk! Thank you

[@fitfuelplanner]

yaaa! new seth godin video! :)

[@JeremiahFernandez]

"A lot of you a re familiar with Marc Maron's work" FUCK YES

[@js3487]

Would help if this video would load.

[@smileychess]

Not sure how writing a comment will help with your internet issues.

[@fluffingfluff]

please turn the intro music a bit higher

[@harryseibert457]

I knew it! Godin is Oz

[@sabinesa08]

I like his way of thinking, but I recommend to broaden your view to how much Impact or damage your work has on life on earth and for future generations.

[@PastorOlaoluwa]

Wisdom ✔️✔️✔️

[@BostonParadise]

From disney the only one I can recall is Brave (2012_film)

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[@bonson9156]

''Who gave you the authority?'', I don't know about who but what, the Universe...

[@ImprovingAbility]

uplifting

[@andersonblooper7912]

You also get to meet cool celebrities...

[@devrajdumbre31a32]

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[@Growmap]

I loved this presentation until he talked about Lucy and planting "better" corn. This is an example of what we must guard against. Perhaps this purchased corn really is better. Unarguably, it is more profitable. It made a lot of money for Lucy and her family. But here's the rub. Since she had to buy it, and he specifically mentioned not saving it for the next year, we can assume it is GMO. What we know about nature is that it is very efficient at spreading life. Artificially created life is often superior at taking over and destroying the original plants which we lose for all time. Yes, eventually the weeds will adapt and come back stronger. Maybe we'll be fortunate and in the long run, a few of the natural plant will survive and also come back stronger and spread and we'll have something just as healthy as before. But in the short term, Lucy's profitable crop may contaminate her neighbor's crops. They don't want this new seed, but there is nothing the can do to stop it. They can't afford to put a dome over their entire property to create an ecosystem with it's own pollinators - just to keep out this new seed. So what happens? The owner of this new patented seed can sue them. And in many cases burden them with such a huge cost of trying to defend themselves or pay for contamination by seed they never wanted in the first place that they lose their land which is everything that allows them to survive. When we make decisions, they need to consider the long term effects - not just the short term profits. And that is why the multi-national corporate model must be changed. It doesn't care what it does to the environment or to the people; all it cares about is maximum profit for the few at the expense of everyone else. Many people admire you, Seth. This is a brilliant keynote. But do you really want to be responsible for helping to destroy nature and our health along with it?

[@sethtaylor7519]

Yeah what an asshole... if he never did this keynote that would never be happening. How irresponsible of him! 7_

[@jasonsimpson1397]

Most popular sock puppet of all time? I think Kermit would disagree. Strong teenage girl = Katniss Everdeen. Did he research his speech at all?

[@marykindrick5432]

+Jason Simpson Kermit isn't a sock puppet, and neither of those points were relevant to the content of the talk at all.

[@jasonsimpson1397]

Mary Kindrick Kermit started as a sock puppet and he referenced a strong teenage girl having not been mainstream recently. You can't make shit up and build a speech from it. He used those to make points, so they are extremely relevant. .

[@tomatobrush3283]

next level lol

[@auto-did-act]

I lost interest when he described selling Monsanto corn to vulnerable farmers in Kenya. Does he even know how much damage he's doing to their economy? The levels of corruption that ensure those farmers will end up in debt to the company in 5 years or less? What an ass.

[@appcrazee]

#clueless

[@cantemirradu]

Great speech, sooo uninspired background. I am now trying to unsee Mr. Seth Godin as Mickey Mouse

[@mam2169]

seems like common sense why would I pay him to tell me non remarkable ideas??

[@oscargomez7070]

As Seth himself has stated: Usually, people would much rather me saying something that works, rather than something innovative.

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[@nictegki]

No réassurance :)

[@johnknats781]

There's a Level of preachyness and tactics being ployed here, the whole subtle but noticible echo is just a gimick: nice listen though, theres something to gain In The same way you can take away from a Chardonnay and a dickens novel.