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Arthur Brooks in Conversation with Simon Sinek: Love Your Enemies

Arthur Brooks and Simon Sinek discuss the key themes of Brooks' book, Love Your Enemies, and outline a series of practical strategies for leaders in all areas of life who wish to subvert the culture of contempt and advance progress. Recorded March 10, 2019 at 92nd Street Y.
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  • @TheMusicscotty
    @TheMusicscotty2 жыл бұрын

    This goes into my watch weekly list until I get a little better, a little smarter, and a little more patient.

  • @terriwilliams8506
    @terriwilliams85062 жыл бұрын

    Since I never had a father, I adopted His Holiness as my Dad. He gives excellent advice.

  • @terriwilliams8506

    @terriwilliams8506

    2 жыл бұрын

    Went to Jr High in Syracuse. Lived in the University neighb.

  • @tmacbach
    @tmacbach Жыл бұрын

    I love the interplay between these two highly intelligent visionaries. My only criticism is that there should have been microphones in the audience because it was not easy to hear the questions. The two speakers should have ask people that want to ask a question need to keep it short instead of making a speech because the rest of the room is not paying to hear the audience give a speech

  • @carterjm
    @carterjm5 жыл бұрын

    I love Simon's advice for effective confrontation. I can't wait to try it out!

  • @alexlanderos80
    @alexlanderos803 жыл бұрын

    I love you too!

  • @brienwhite4936
    @brienwhite4936 Жыл бұрын

    This good guy thinking is very dangerous in a world of evil . Something is pushing the people into this. I have spoken with people who tell me they know but they still run with all the Hate

  • @karlstrauss2330
    @karlstrauss23309 ай бұрын

    17:45 “This is not a dictatorial regime where if you say what you think someone will knock on your door at midnight, this is one of the freest countries in the world.” Well that didn’t age too well

  • @terriwilliams8506
    @terriwilliams85062 жыл бұрын

    My uncle had invited me to come live with him in SF when the Klan kicked me out of my hometown in 1970. I understand the concept of loving people you disagree with. But, once I did understand him, I had to play stupid, or die. He showed me a weapon he said he used to kill Cecelia Shepard in 1969, then showed me a hangman's hood with a mortarboard on top he said he received when he joined an old order of the Masons. Then he showed me a pistol with the site sawn off. He said he taped a penlight flashlight on top to use as a site and that he did his best hunting at night. How do you love a person like that? It was a struggle to get away from him before he tried once again to kill me. I think he let me go because his mother would have blown his cover if anything had happened to me. I went straight to Montreal to get as far away as I could. Did I tell police about him? Yes. They did not listen and did not care. (Our excop cousin chipped in the serial killings to confuse police) What do you call that? living with the knowledge that something is very wrong in America? How do you deal with it?

  • @terriwilliams8506

    @terriwilliams8506

    2 жыл бұрын

    Tons more to say about Uncle Bubba. Would LOVE to have police solve the case. It would be the loving thing for them to do.

  • @pe9147
    @pe9147 Жыл бұрын

    Is this his rival?