Simon Sinek: The 8-Minute Rule That Could SAVE YOUR Friendships

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Live Well Be Well with Sarah Ann Macklin

Күн бұрын

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@anitoroyan272 3 ай бұрын

Not happy with commercials for nutritional products

@AkeSatia1 4 ай бұрын

Listening to this discussion was truly a delight! Courageous and real. - A fantastic guest! A gem that Simon possesses is who he is and becomes. - The output of a steadfast and ever-growing commitment to bettering oneself and helping others.

@SephiRok7 4 ай бұрын

Genuinely fantastic! One of my all time favorite conversations. Bookmarked to listen to again in the future.

@livewellbewellsarah 4 ай бұрын

Thanks for listening

@hemdaniarif 2 ай бұрын

The paid promotions and the mindless selling products in middle of a conversation that’s absolute gold almost feels disrespectful towards Simon!

@bobreesjr9501 3 күн бұрын

I worked for 2 health insurance companies in Iowa. Among other types of companies. Most illnesses are preventable...just knowing they are is a step in the right direction. Its the psychosomatic relationship. The body believes what the mind perceives. I did take a psychology course in the United States Navy.

@bicipensante 4 ай бұрын

I'm here for Simon! Beautiful conversation, thank you.

@TheBfritsch Ай бұрын

Funny, I was engaged in my early 20s, didn’t work out. Lost touch and found each other again after 25 years, after we both divorced, and created different lives. We both decided we are better friends than lovers and we are the best of friends now and will always be till we die. Best feeling ever.

@ST-pp3fk 4 ай бұрын

Beautiful conversation. Thank you so much to both of you 🙏

@madeline7903 4 ай бұрын

Thank you for that 8 minute rule.. ❤

@ThisSideOfTheDoor 2 ай бұрын

12:11. 14:34. 16:44. 17:40!!! 20:14. A Happy RS needs work: 23:00. 23:30. 25:26. 26:18. 34:57. Leaning on your Friends: 38:29 38:48. 39:29. 41:39. 42:08. 44:55. 45:07!!! 45:38!!!! 48:57. 50:02. 56:18. An example 57:58. 1:04:51. 1:08:40!!!!! 1:13:27. 1:14:01. 1:16:22. 1:17:37 Stopped at 1:19:00

@Liugreenslade 4 ай бұрын

Great interview but way too many adverts woven in. Such a shame.

@livewellbewellsarah 3 ай бұрын

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@Gypsy218 4 ай бұрын

Maybe most of their friendships are more like acquaintances and they don't have a person that they feel would even know how to help them. that doesn't mean you have to help them but maybe be more understanding. Also Simon, you're not looking at things very psychologically. People often have had things happen to them in their lives that you're not aware of. Putting up walls is something that may have worked well when a person was a child and it becomes habitual. It's a process that therapy can help them to see that that coping strategy no longer works for you.

@mreyesgranda 10 күн бұрын

Great conversation. FBI, great idea. Will star implemementing starting today.

@jamesjdonatelli2of2 Ай бұрын

The excessive ads interfere with this deep discussion on friendship. It would be like a small group sharing feelings with one another and one of the friends kept checking their cell phone to review pop up ads on their phone. Distracting and destroys the conversation and message.

@ExecutiveZombie 4 ай бұрын

Social Media destroyed my friends… They no longer listen and empathize vs judge and persecute in hypocrisy… 🤧

@MusicLoverInTheSky 4 ай бұрын

Good thing I've never been lonely. 😂 I'd rather keep the walls. The pain they're supposed to guard me from can only reach me if I first allow people to get close. Loving someone and being vulnerable with them is many things, both good and bad, but one of the things it is is giving them the ability to hurt you in a very unique, deep and jarring kind of way. Personally it's not worth it. The 5 minutes of magic, as he calls it, are not worth the months or years of pain. To anyone who may be reading this, I'm not saying everyone should keep the walls, I think it's a case to case thing. If it's worth it for you, I'm genuinely glad the good parts make the bad parts hurt less. That's simply not the case for me. And I'm writing this for the people who are like me, 'cause I'm honestly tired of stupid phrases like "b B bUt HuMaNs ArE sOcIaL aNiMaLs" yeah, no thanks. That being said, just because I keep people at arm's length, it doesn't mean I don't wanna treat them well. So this video was really good and interesting! Thank you for it.