Simon Sinek: Understanding The Game We're Playing - from CreativeMornings

[@grahamkilfoyl9689]

The fact that I get to watch this for free is amazing.

[@eagleeye7743]

That's our information age for you

[@CalumnMcAulay]

this guy is one of the most powerful and sincere communicators I've ever heard

[@NKPyo]

Simon Sinek is great at identifying root causes of problems. Thanks for the great talk!

[@ChrisAnthonyPinnock]

"The joy comes not from comparison but from advancement." wow, just wow. That hit like a brick for a millennial that worries about views,shares and like counts when improving my skills would be far more rewarding on a personal, self development level. Thanks Simon! Thanks CreativeMornings HQ!

[@KatrinaKatress]

Chris-Anthony Pinnock Exactly!! This was extremely refreshing and it's a much necessary conversation that we need to begin having!! If you enjoyed this and see value in these type topics check out my channel where I'm trying to help create transformation

[@richardkautz2116]

Chris-Anthony Pinnock the absolute worse thing about simon sinek and i do mean just disgustingly disturbing is that he cant be everywhere and anytime and there just arent enough people like him. i would drive a 3 state radius to watch this man speak in person.

[@pattls7]

richard kautz agree with you and I live in Hawaii

[@KatrinaKatress]

Same here! I am in Texas. What I did was took one of his speeches and added additional information relative to the topics and i all be launching that video on my channel asap! We all need to help support and spread information and perspective like his.

[@maddballpartyproduktions9757]

Katrina Katress I agree

[@chase949]

Rule 4: "Compare yourself with who you were yesterday, not with who someone else is today" - Jordan Peterson 25:40

[@xilefalga8827]

Gosh I love every single talk of Simon

[@trevorbarnes3831]

xilef alga same

[@mooninites755]

they're all the same

[@JesusRuizj]

26:37 "The joy comes not from comparison but from advancement." ― @simonsinek

[@HighSpeedNoDrag]

Comes from Victory that begins well before the 5 yard line and goal.

[@Vincentius8]

I never knew "good 👍" is a perfect way to end a great talk.

[@raularmas317]

We need as individual genders to heal/repair the world's within us FIRST before we dare to begin to fix/repair the WORLDS around US. Why else are there more people living as individuals alone than ever before? Because you(as an individual) need to figure out you and what you want to be known for and identified with before you decide what you want your city/town/state/country to be known for and identified with. That is the first hard work I believe Mr Sinek is really referring to before anything else.

[@batmanfanizationreborn6055]

damn he is good, he is my favorite speaker. he is so charismatic and has a special vibe about himself. he knows our generation so well, he is very specific and hits just the spot with what millennials are facing. i wanna learn social skills, develop meaningful friendships and relationship, but i am shy and afraid of rejection why is why i am so struggling to find a girlfriend or a job that will give me financial independence...i want to, i am ambitious, care deeply even though i shouldnt sometimes etc but my mindset/brain needs rewiring

[@doriendbma2001]

I'm born in 1970 but for a long time shared most of the Milennial characteristics, having discovered alcohol as a coping strategy at the age of 16. I was fortunate to have a very caring employer during the first 5 years of my career and, though it helped to keep my stresslevels down, it did little I think for my personal growth. Eventually I had to hit rock bottom at the age of 35 before I was willing to learn new coping skills. My feeling is that it might be the same for a lot of milennials.. they will need to hit rock bottom before they'll become willing to change... and, in order for them to get to that place, offering a supportive environment alone might not be enough.

[@heatherhnizdil2473]

I vote Simon Sinek for president!

[@sarahspirito6189]

Just see this and I totally agree!

[@monicahope1193]

Taking Responsibility Simon, I'm so glad I listened to this talk. You repeatedly said, "We are taking a generation..." I think what you really meant to say was, "We are taking responsibility..." I think (in many of your talks) you stop just short of saying this. And it's not a bad thing...but I think you personally have grown to the place where you are beyond trying to be heard, you are beyond inspiring. You have adequately diagnosed the problem over and over again...the next level of your talks is to teach social behavior. Don't talk about why we lack social behavior, teach us what it looks like to have good social structure. The best example I can give is you have to describe to those of us who have lived and worked in the coal mines of our current American culture how to exit the mines and adjust to the light. You know...you have inspired me time and time again. My way of changing my immediate world is to greet at least two people I don't know everyday and make it a genuine greet with full inviting eye contract. I have learned to make it personal, but the problem (as you have pointed out many times) is we live in a culture of escapism and apathetic reality because we are a nation of addicts addicted to numbing our conscience so we don't feel a sense of responsibility. But how do we change that when it is fed to us through every second of media influx in everyday of our lives?

[@LeoYambao]

the only competition we have is ourselves... learn something new from Simon Sinek everyday

[@JB1052]

I'm glad I grew up in the 80's and 90's before social media and cell phones.

[@raisingmaxi1601]

JB1052 I know, right!

[@rodolfobergner1022]

feeling every word of this.... people don t connect anymore.. i find myself lonely and very depressed.

[@Kaiser68]

Love it, more and more inspired by SImon Sinek every talk of his I hear!

[@arande3]

He keeps getting better just like he talks about haha

[@KatrinaKatress]

Kaiser68 yes!!! This was extremely refreshing and it's a much necessary conversation that we need to begin having!!

[@KatrinaKatress]

yes!!! This was extremely refreshing and it's a much necessary conversation that we need to begin having!!

[@alaskawolves]

ty so much simon....just wrapped up my depression in a nutshell. so gonna show this to my therapist. this explains my whole life...i don't feel so alone anymore

[@arizanty]

I always enjoy watching Simon Sinek talks. He made me goes "Hmm.. That's make sense!".

[@galh1]

Wow... Just wow! What a great speaker and thinker! He can help save this world.

[@troygardner1610]

"It's not about outdoing others, it's about how to outdo yourself" +" you ARE your competition" one of the amazing things about this if taken to it's logical conclusion and if it is significant in it's value (not uniqueness) is you become incomparable and that becomes a source of immense security in oneself and in a world of chaos/lostness, and when it does reach others immense fulfillment.

[@PeteGomez]

A nice reflection @19:00. This needs to be said over and over. We are the mirror's reflection. Change yourself.

[@camillapassoni3886]

this guy is changing the world..love that

[@normiaija5258]

I have been searching for my passion for a years now more or less desperately. Is it Technology, is it food industry, is it sports. Yeah I like those. But with this video I somehow realized what my true passion is: Helping and serving others, that's where my true joy comes from.

[@fredbehrens8426]

I forwarded this video to my 19 year old Daughter Arianna and that is what she texted me: I watched the video about millennials and it was refreshing to hear points that support that we're not all egotistical assholes because of technology but that it's because we've been told we can do anything since we were younger, and we figure out that in the real world we're not made to feel special, and all we have is ourselves to be happy, and so many people don't know how to find happiness within themselves so so many are depressed. We wont "achieve" happiness from this end goal wayyy in the future, we have to find things that make us happy everyday, and the most fulfilling habits are the healthy ones that don't involve other substances for a short term gain or to numb your emotions, its the habits that help other people, when you connect with the right people, and nourishing our passions that make us happy

[@adolfoforonda3363]

I've never heard a bad Sinek talk.

[@hebi3d2]

I've heard all of his bad talks

[@tmm226]

hebi3d2 - go check your device,

[@indranayee7089]

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[@maddballpartyproduktions9757]

tmm226 ???

[@mikatu]

it is always the SAME talk....

[@beckyg3172]

I love how honest and true, on everything that he says, it makes me put things into perspective and makes me realise what it means to live your life and not to just survive it.

[@K1111S2008]

The way he explained forth this subject... WoW!!

[@stephanfrank8340]

Amazing! Thank you very much! I will show that to everybody i know and it is able to understand.

[@KatrinaKatress]

Stephan Frank Absolutely!! This was extremely refreshing and it's a much necessary conversation that we need to begin having!!

[@maywin4204]

Hate people who compare...it's service to others...Good. thank you.

[@KatrinaKatress]

Couldn't have put it any better! This is an amazingly fresh much needed conversation that we all need to be having, thank you Simon for this video and for leading this discussion on a larger scale. I'm also committed to helping propel this topic and other similar ideas forward and force this conversation on my social media platforms and on my website and on my channel! Would love to talk more in detail about my projects and visions in helping our nation, our economy, our way of transacting in this business world. I'm standing up for transformation and I'm choosing to be a leader in our society around this topic! ❤️

[@dagha3228]

"It is not from the benevolence of the butcher, the brewer, or the baker that we expect our dinner, but from their regard to their own interest. " Adam Smith

[@xaviermedina4786]

Understanding the game we're playing: min 19:32

[@GG-fs7vo]

hard day today parenting... this helps me to feel better about the chore struggle and the NO dance today..i know later it will pay off for my child...

[@SachinWakpaijan]

People were silent at last sentence said, we are here to help others

[@su44dk]

Once again, another home run. Well done, Simon! Easily, my favorite speaker!

[@susanoyoque877]

I can hear him speak for hours. So much knowledge in every sentence.

[@jessrvas]

Absolutely right, and leadership ties right into serving others. It's never about you, it's about your people.

[@plzXplain]

Amazing, wow. Was just asking myself some of the questions that he answered so perfectly in this video.

[@KatrinaKatress]

Yes, Exactly! This was extremely refreshing and it's a much necessary conversation that we need to begin having!! I've began my projects around these topics if you are interested in what I'm doing to help transform this concept check out more about how we can create the shift.

[@rocksta71]

LOVE YOU Simon.... have been listening to you since your 1st talk... Start With Why..... thanks for sharing

[@laxvideogeek]

I love this talk and agree, I've never heard a bad Simon Sinek talk! I'm going to rehash this and use it in a high school teacher/coach context and hope I can do 10% as good delivering it.

[@ternelternel]

Feels like I'm in a Sunday service and I Love it!

[@nobushan4100]

I love Simon's recent shift in focus and emphasis on the Millennials and how we mistreated them with the terrible corporate culture that was created decades ago.

[@MG77740]

Brilliant guy ! Amazing! I completely agree 100% ..hope and pray that your realistic perspective can make an impact to raise awareness.

[@sarahspirito6189]

Simon, You are Brilliant!! Your teachings inspire me every day to be a better version of myself. I share you with my friends and many clients as well. I think you should be the president of the USA. “To much is given , much is required”. You have the exceptional knowledge and understanding with much compassion to lead and instill much needed change in this country. Thank you for sharing your Amazing self .🙏⭐️ Best, Sarah

[@raularmas317]

With all due respect, I believe Mr Sinek is best positioned to help the greatest number of people from his "current situation" outside the formal political restraints of an Office like the US Presidency where he is subject to many hundreds of filters all designed to dilute and disintegrate his core message. Thankfully, I think he realizes this particular pitfall and has carefully avoided his message becoming marginalized by a too-restrictive job entitlement. A job entitlement that would no doubt choke the life from his real mission/message while he is engaging in the "thick of thin/superficial things" as some kind of figure-head, nes pas?

[@SarahVision]

29:24.... well, I'm sure being there in person would have been better... but I'm very grateful it's online as well. Excellent talk. Thank you :)

[@mariselvand9832]

Sarah Christine

[@invisiblebuilding]

Absolutely loved this talk. Thank you Simon and thank you CreativeMornings. :)

[@JulieCummingsDebrotTMMC92]

Once again Simon Sinek you've hit the nail on the head.

[@DavidLiewcy]

It's truly inspiring, especially the finite and the infinite theory

[@hendrikmusekamp5451]

Still feels quite good to see this online =)

[@BearWolf21]

Simon: I really heard you that time. Some of your best. I bought your book because I am a fan.

[@chamikarajayakody8766]

Thanks you Simon. It was a wonderful. "Your are your competition"

[@alaskawolves]

man this speech has me in tears...found my new role model

[@replicant70]

Should be a mandatory input at all colleges. Incredibly powerful stuff. Thanks for videoing and sharing 💪

[@revelational1]

Thank you for putting words to the environment we live in today. We also love Superman!

[@Kevin-eq3zb]

May God bless all !

[@namanydv_garud]

NO words to explain the beauty of this video👌🏼🔥 Million, billliioonnnnn dollars worth of content, or if I put it correctly it's something that is above money considering beforehand that money is super important.

[@jamespruitt68]

we need more people like him. he has help me grow me business for better

[@dmoneyhustler1486]

"not practicing empathy" that got my like right there...

[@DanielPSurman]

This video packed with great insight

[@bowieinc]

18:40 lady listening to life changing amazing talk about cell phone ruining life, stares at phone during talk.

[@mikeferry3391]

Everything anyone says is on the internet. It's when they are put in context and structure that it's meaningful.

[@newera478]

God damn you...

[@KpopMamas]

I really loved this. I'm in charge of a team for my corporation that is in charge of bringing different departments and people together to work cohesively. I'm going to request this gets played in our next corporate meeting and if it doesn't I'm going to do my own personal teams monthly meeting specifically on this content. Thank you so much!!

[@zwelithiningomane82]

Always touches me. Inspiration at its best

[@brfanutah]

One of the best talks I've ever heard and I've heard a lot.

[@governementisthebest]

great gems, thank you.

[@bradwilliams304]

This is amazing. A lot of what he said hits home big time. Needs to be said though and I have not thought about things this way before previous to this talk.

[@elstimate]

The speech of the century!!! I mean seriously! I've seen his talk earlier and this is the best version so far. It's a must see! Btw I'm a millennial. :)

[@smalluniverse]

what would it be if he was the president of us

[@JMisSC08]

The 5th assassinated president in US history.

[@TinRapper]

Bernie Sanders is pretty similar to Simon. But no, the system shot him down.

[@foolies]

This message was so vital!!!

[@TBiz81]

Talk about motivating! Simon your talks have added more value to my life than anything since Bill Hicks. Please visit Sydney Australia soon!

[@RyanScarbrough]

Wow, incredible speech Mr. Sinek!

[@thetruth3322]

You are great Simon. You are Great.

[@oregonnich]

This talk is inspiring but its lost among this audience. Many take this talk and walk out with a 'can do' spirit but then a day later either forget or never cared to begin with. It takes WORK to get results!!! I guess I'm an old 'millennial' but I learned to get out and put in the work, educate yourself about life, find role models, read books of finance and self improvement, stay fit, eat healthier and live a balanced life. Those are things that will make people happy, it's about finding YOUR life and how to expand on it not just living the life you've been told to live and yet stubbornly try to not change. When he talks about long term instead of short term thinking, that is exactly what people in their 20's need to do, because if you keep waking up and realizing you're behind, you need to stop looking at the past and start looking to the future of what you need to do to get there. . . . that is the only way. Someday you will get old, and you will wonder what you did when you had the chance to do something about it.

[@EngineerMuhammadAsif]

If you don't have time LISTEN From 20 to 30 Minutes 💞

[@Talisman-tb6vw]

I am a Manufacturing Engineer - an efficiency expert - I work myself out of jobs. I have had 15 jobs in 15 years. I finally took a job with a huge company and gave up the "ME" designation. And now I am just a cog. And thoroughly un-satisfied.

[@michellegarcia7884]

Sounds like you would be better off as an entrepreneur with a home-based career. That's the route I took and I couldn't be happier!! :)

[@4trahasis]

Talisman1957 Maybe you would enjoy Robert Kiyosaki's 'Rich Dad, Poor Dad', or Michael Gerber's 'The E-Myth' even more than that. Peace sir.

[@cvnikita1]

Excellent talk that inspired action.

[@edugonch2]

This really help me, and I mean, really! Thank you!

[@mrus6]

Hallelujah! Spot On!

[@kellybaig5361]

hi - Love Simon's views and communication skills. A bit troubled when his best advice to millennial gen, though, is to wait for the corporate culture to change. Makes sense to state to corporate leadership teams that they need to take responsibility for changing things; I have no problem with that message when the audience receiving it are those in charge. But people in the younger generation encountering these types of challenges need some advice on what they themselves can do to build better coping strategies, to define realistic missions, to develop self-confidence and patience, and to reach out for mentors within their companies. I hate to think that we've got an entire generation waiting for the corporate world to "come around" to fixing things, because I don't believe that has a high likelihood of happening any time soon.

[@Starry_Night_Sky7455]

I've discovered what he says is true. It's human, pro-social, healthy, and wonderful for everyone. Now why won't more people act on that? We really need social progress like this.

[@Raquel-Dean]

A fantastic talk. Very inspiring this morning.

[@raularmas317]

I haven't married a single woman. Instead, I am married/committed/married to the idea of seeing to it that I extend myself (as a baby-boomer) to give a single millennial young woman all the relationship skills she needs to have a chance at an equally fulfilling personal life. This is as the saying goes is "not a walk in the park" or something particularly easy, but I find it well worth my time and effort. And if I succeed then it's something I will always be able to point to with a proper sense of pride, and I believe rightly so.

[@97dcr4]

Glass Steagall was repealed in 1999. You could state that financial institutions had created ways to circumvent the Act in the 1980s though.

[@alextaylor6793]

amazing talk !

[@anvitakrishna7892]

Simon...I heard/ saw your first video today and have spent a large part of the day viewing many others. Your thought process resonates deeply with me and it's just so inspiring. I'm almost afraid I might be falling in love with you !

[@charlottecastling9813]

I don't think its up to employers or colleagues to simplify the life of a younger generation. No one changed business practices for me so I can have it easy. Struggles build character and respect. If Companies change as you suggest ... again we are only giving them what they Demand! Surely its up to you as a individual to make the difference in your own life! Do for yourself, don't expect everything to be done for You! This being said - I believe you can show support without having to change an environment to just suit one particular generation

excellent talk! Thanks!

[@kikimora573]

Thank you..!!

[@lindamullin8309]

he's so handsome and smart and i m a mom w a 15 yr old and 20 yr id love them to watch this too

[@attalan8732]

I think what a lot of people are missing about Simon and about what he says is the fact that different people have different roles in bringing about change. You can't give the same advice to different people. Advice is always contextual. Simon (to his non-credit) either doesn't see this or sees this and picks one context. The context from which he is speaking is partly to employers and society at large, and only minutely towards the individual. B it he does understand the responsibility that the individual must have, he just doesn't streets it enough. Someone like Jordan B Peterson endlessly stresses the role of individual responsibility but doesn't talk about large scale societal change. So it's all about context.

[@attalan8732]

Here's a link to the follow up of this video where he takes questions from the audience (this very audience). He talks more about personal responsibility. Why? Because he's talking directly to individuals now. kzbin.info/www/bejne/g2TVpIulqJWHepo

[@attalan8732]

And I think there's another dynamic to Simon too. As he said somewhere else, and I quote: "Whatever I say about leaders in business, applies equally to yourself". What he's essentially saying is, taking responsibility for yourself and the people around you, that's leadership.

[@prohurd6801]

The realist perspective! Wow!

[@eMarketEducationBengaluru]

thank you Simon

[@BAdventures]

Really true and great tools to use.

[@GregCheekSpeaks]

Amazing Simon!

[@FunnyClipz1000]

I know I did a good job for my millennial sons. When I grew up, adults were in denial about bullying in school. I was just a number in a classroom of 36 students with one teacher. Corporal punishment was accepted. I was never encouraged to develop my creativity. My sons may have an inflated sense of confidence. But, at least they have it.

[@brianwalker6324]

I love the Simon Sinek talks but there is one thing I noticed in this talk that is inaccurate. 2 of the 3 crashes he spoke of happened while Glass Steagall was still in effect. The Glass Steagall Act was repealed in 1999 by Bill Clinton. The crash in 1987 and the dot com crash of 1995 - 2001 started/ended with Glass Steagall still in effect.

[@mademoisellevee]

It's normal to feel concern about how the other person might react and it's true that most people do not have the skills to handle a confrontation. But as a society, how do we move forward with this?

[@raularmas317]

The first step in getting back to genuinely having care and concern for our fellow man is counter-intuitive. By a process of individuation (people come to decide and know who they are and deciding for themselves what is important to them and what they stand for, what they will and will not tolerate from their chosen managers(bc really, the people doing the choosing are the real leaders).

[@noedescartex]

thank you!

[@janesarahlat5330]

What an amazing talk. Thank you for this

[@swigliugli69es27]

How did i not see these videon 4years agooo