Simon Sinek: THE SECRET EVERYONE SHOULD KNOW (Best Speech Ever)
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Now I see why this is denoted 'Best Speech Ever'. Thank you for this, Simon. I am in a place on my life journey where I need this inspiration desperately.
I am extremely thankful to all of you who watched this video. Keep persevering and dreaming big! Accept failure, as failure is an indication that you are taking risks and improving. If you enjoyed this video, please leave a LIKE, as it helps me out more than you know. If you would like to be notified every time we upload, simply SUBSCRIBE and click the bell icon! God bless you all and have a great day 😊
@axelmauriciovillaloncueto8556
6 жыл бұрын
We should be teaching this on preeschool
@thirumaniam1099
6 жыл бұрын
Motivation Madness ..
@justenigma5091
6 жыл бұрын
Motivation Madness You have made an IMPACT in my life
@anshitaadiraju768
6 жыл бұрын
I'm just waiting for simon sinek to visit India , can you please convey this message if it's possible ???
@1001TechFacts
6 жыл бұрын
Thank you for uploading
Finding and working towards your "why" is the most powerful thing you can discover. Simon hits the nail on the head
@briansmidt8839
2 жыл бұрын
This was my introduction to Simon. The first question to ask is "Why" and the "how" takes care of itself.
Simon Sinek is.................... I just don't have any words to describe this man. I just want to say, THANK YOU SIMON.
@ninatoyo7191
6 жыл бұрын
This is exactly how I feel!!!
@wafulanabutola
5 жыл бұрын
Simon Sinek is a genius. He speaks in matter of fact way, yet he is speaking to real life and real family and real job situations. He is persuasive and convincing. He is a gift to the world especially for Kenya, which he refers to in one of his speeches. We need him here but we cannot afford him. Can he give his time, skills and knowledge as a game changing donation to an economy where the majority of the population are millennial. We need a role model, we require Simon Sinek.
@abnihilator
5 жыл бұрын
nony intelligent? Is this the word maybe you were looking for ? And how he knows how to perfectly articulate the most simple obvious values of life in a very understandable way. I agree he is a genius of common knowledge which he can express, explain, and give a solution to problems. And don't get me wrong with the word "common". His emathpy and deep understanding is beyond any kind of common human beingthinking. It's almost embarrassing... how pure truth and comprehensive attitude about the surrounding world is a solution to everything. If that makes sense lol get high and listen to it. Lol
@jennyrojas0709
4 жыл бұрын
@@wafulanabutola that is how i feel about him..🤜👍🤛
@tblightningbolt8902
2 жыл бұрын
what has he actually done in life.. was a marketing rep..
My father always reminded me as I grew .its nice to be nice .. it costs you nothing but pays for all the good things in life.seems to be a truth
Thank you "Madness Motivation" person! For sharing this insightful video of one of the best motivational speakers of our time. The world needs leaders like him and people like you who care about our societies.
Simon sinek..u actually give the best speech because it's practical n u can relate to it ..I just feel good n motivated after seeing your videos ...thanks for sharing your ideas ☺
Thank you Simon, wonderful approach to life and it really works. My mother taught me to say or do something nice to someone you really dislike and it is amazing how it improves communication and your attitude toward them.
You are amazing and so right what you say. You put into words what I am thinking but just cannot formulat it. Thank God for people like you !
Thank you for this channel! I enjoy these videos immensley, instead of feeling like there arent any like minded people or feeling isolated, I am motivated to greet my day with an entirely different mindset. Even though I may never meet any these speakers, just knowing that my ideas are shared by others has made me want to go out of my comfort zone and talk to people. I am not a socially confident person, but I am getting better. These videos are valuable to me and my state of mind. Thank you for all the work you put into the channel. So the best with what you have where your at.
I love listening to your talks you have a great talent as a motivational speaker. So, I decided to have changed my idea as to what my new job requirements will be as a result of this talk. I have added rewarding and caring environment to my requirements of interesting and challenging work. Thank you Simon Sinek, well lets just see how that goes.
He is teaching us the meaning of life by being human to others.A great teacher.
This talk is amazing!! So many powerful nuggets!!
I watch Simon's KZreads often. I had not seen this one. It is the best! So inspirational, instructional... so deep and yet really not horribly hard. Thank you so much for sharing.
Very thankful to have heard your motivational speech, sir.Simon Sinek. Thank you. Be blessed endlessly. ☀️
I am a constant user of your terribly good motivational speeches from Sri Lanka (Ceylon) Its great to watch your contribution to the global spectrum. Thanks for contribution for 2017 and hope for the best in 2018, I wish you all the best
This is soooooo "On Point"!!! I will be watching this OVER AND OVER AND OVER!!
@ToddSloanIAAN
6 жыл бұрын
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@yassinelamhidi1291
6 жыл бұрын
thanks for this idea
Love this guy!!!
This talk is full of insight and truth I'll probably be back occasionally to recap the ideas from the video
“Most men lead lives of quiet desperation and die with their song still inside them” Henry David Thoreau
" Something & Every-Thing " connected & amazingly ", This my very first time watching your channel, your motivation talk that exactly . . . Already & continue happening to myself ! Thank you again, namaste
Great speech and spiritually sound.
I can wholeheartedly say that Simon is incredibly powerful and that I hope to follow in his footsteps of what he preaches!
@AbbyinSammamish
5 жыл бұрын
Hope to?
Went through Army boot camp. We were instructed that the standards set would only be met by working as a team. The confidence course for sure; but just meeting the barracks standards in the morning had to be done as a team. Thanks Simon for this wisdom.
Wow, love his voice, and this talk. Such profound wisdom. Love it. Thank you Sir.
Brilliant talk, great insights!
Powerful insight
I listen to you most mornings. Wisdom on loan from God. Thanks for being there, and giving of yourself from a pool of knowledge!
Simon, You are changing the world. Thank You, I will keep sharing.
Wow! Our company just went through a massive lay-off and fortunately, our president is willing to hear about ideas from keeping this happening again. As a school, we have to have a mission statement to keep accreditation. I feel that our mission statement needs to change because it only answers the what and how of what we do, but it fails to answer why we do it. This what I plan to address with my uplines in the company where I have worked for the last 10 years as a Financial Aid Director. Thank you, Simon!
WHAOU .... I AM SPEECHLESS. Thankk you ver much.
This is so deep and true .....a message to carry in life until death .......💯❤💚💛🙏🏾
Awesome Simon! I've listened to this one 3 times today!
There is just something about Simon, that when he talks I just can't help but listen. So inspiring! Thank you!
For we all need each other, for each of us, needs all of us. Just like how it takes more than one person to make a Country, Currency, or Symphony.
That certainly covered a broad angle thank you for the insight.
I just love this guy.
you have given me so much information to help my 25 year get along in life, thanks!
this guy is the best .. his mind is something else, extremely special
The Power of Giving, one of the most powerfull things in our life
Amazing insights. It brings to my mind my own parents who believe in me, my British Volunteer teacher Ms Colleen Eyton Williams who sponsored my trips to climb Mt. KInabalu in 1965, and Ass. Prof. Ben Hunt who sits besides me helping me to get through my "Decision Making Tool" subject for my ExecutiveMBA in 2010. Thanks Simon.
@dobidelivery129
5 жыл бұрын
Tommy Entry Akoi malaysiaaa.. yeahh
this,is.. SO AWESOME ! ! i wish people would lift me up like how i lift them when they're down..
@jinnieemco6377
4 жыл бұрын
You will definitely have someone who will lift you up when you need them.
Good video lesson that people don't care how much we know, until they know how much we care.
"I saw you help that guy, that was cool" he said. I visited Japan this summer, for them it's way of living. That's how they interact with everyone around them. They help without thinking about it and without expecting a "thanks" afterwards. They just do it. I really hope everyone in the world could be like them, the world would be a fine place.
What a sincere annotation specially around 23-26 minute.. I agree. (By the way I also admire Mother Theresa)
This is great. Thank you for making this video happen.
Keep on your great work Simon :) Thanks you so much.
I was really appreciate your message.
Thaank You So Much...your amazing person.
Must watch again
Thank you
Simon you nailed it...
As a former Naval Officer our mantra was always "take care of your people and they will take care of you"
@Steelhorsecowboy
6 жыл бұрын
Kent Bradshaw In the Army it was "Mission first, People always". The men were the most powerful weapon in our arsenal.
Simply love your speech Simon. Hope I can attend one of your speeches in person in Houston or else!!! Thanks God KZread is available and your video is here for years to come!! stay safe!!
Again, thank you thank you thank you Simon!
Thank you Sooo much for the Marine and Caring Secondary School School teacher cases. From childhood my parents and later, Christainity taught me "Others first self last". Thank u for affirming this behaviour is anthropological, indeed I feel sooo good. Your reference to Rev Sister Theresa also helps, this philosophy has cost me so much e.g.; an extra year during my PhD, of recent my job. I thought I was abnormal, now I am ok.
what an inspiring person . such good life stories . something to adopt and think about . All good TY .
Dear Simon Yours voice all around my head because I got bad situation with my job. I feel that you spoke about type of leader. I agreed with that” if feel fear and paranoid with work that’s mean Unhappy with job anymore. Yes not all other mistakes, it’s my mistake. So I must be better just focusing another thing and improve myself. I can’t stay with the people who don’t recognize I have value. Anyway I love you listen to you. 😊
wow!
Thank you Simon.
I'm showing this to my managers at work, I'm in a restaurant and corporate is cutting hours and our managers don't know what to do, the problem is our business volume is similar to before the quarantine, but our labor is much lower. They want to try and make up for loss times... Sharing this to as many as I can from @14:05-19:25
Hey !!! You're Awesome .. God blessed u.
Thank you !!
@MotivationMadness
6 жыл бұрын
Thank you for your constant support Tamara! We hope you have a fantastic day 🙂
@tamarafishman3554
6 жыл бұрын
You guys are amazing.. I don't start my day without a lesson learned from you guys !! I am the mom of 2 boys who are athletes and I share your visions with them. In fact I make them listen to you .!! Thank you for all you do !!
Good talk Simon.
@dmooseswife
6 жыл бұрын
#1Lazer I agree
outstanding speech - so powerful, so true - we live in a mad world , work in a sick society and who rules the world and the entreprises treat us as numbers, brainless and emotionless. Its a scary world
damn i live this so so much !! ...i hear it over n over again
Thank you, Simon!
Excellent talk .
Brilliantly said.
Love. Love. Love. I consistently listen to Simon and use his videos in my business classes.
Good talk.
This is sooo true.
I have watched most of these videos several times over. I think Simon Sinek is amazing. The video that resonated the most with me was the last one about how all of us are deserving of a Styrofoam cup and its the position that has the perks not the person. Good thing to keep in mind.
Awesome Awesome Talk !!!!!
That dude has so great ideas!
I could Simon Sinek all day long. Thank you for sharing your vision, your compassion , your insights and your wisdom.
So inspiring....
I love it!
My mother was my first bully. Been my bully since i was 18.. When i moved out
@nahidawani7158
5 жыл бұрын
Tuna well my mother started bullying me since I was 10!
@MeelaPaloma
5 жыл бұрын
I'm sorry Tuna. Well she made you tough... nobody can f with you. ;) #same I'm 38, moved out to college at 18.
Great talk
In love😍
This is so deep and true
The problem with recognizing the wheels that interlock to move everything and its functions and imperfections is that just like waking up early or working out it takes a mind set of tenacity to keep doing good to see change slowly emerge. And since there are so many things wrong with every person, so lowly and selfish in this conservative society; the beginning of choosing a person to FIX might never come. Which is why Simon will likely be single forever. I've come to realize in my years of loneliness looking at all the friends that I would do anything for, and don't feel the same compassion coming off of them. Everybody lean towards good change... but they don't actually change, and if you're outside looking in, doing good in the world is only another excuse, a distraction to not look for a future spouse.
I do really enjoyed this video💚💚👌🏻👌🏻
Well both my parents come late from jobs they hate but here i am, the living proof that God has a sense of humor xd
Focus. To understand that the potential of others can be achieved thru the exposure of the planning and fulfilling the path laid out before them. Not from readjusting but the path of completion. For if you fail to plan, you plan to fail.
You said about the whole thing about not being married after 7 years. It took my husband and me 7 years just to meet face-to-face. The next year, we were married.
You're such an amazing role model!
Loved all of this so much, but wish he hadn't mentioned mother Theresa
7:15 winter is comming! - house stark, ähm i mean simon sinek...
@MMire-qo7vk
6 жыл бұрын
Alexander Schulz and the dead come with it
It's just so remarkable and tight stuff! It's so great and true, but my biggest fear is, to forget one single important detail I heard in this video. Damn.
@daiziemaningding5640
4 жыл бұрын
ThYoSu watch it again and againn
You know? Right? Great speech btw.
On Point :)
Fantastic talk, but he completely overlooks the fact that many people are deficient in oxytocin. The parents who hated their jobs could be sociopaths who just hate feeling under the control of anyone, hate serving anyone, or hate working amongst "peers". I have worked a lot of undesirable jobs and have never hated them because I like people. Even if my boss didn't care that much about me, I still cared about the customers.
TRUE WORD THAT. ASANTE SIMON SINEK.
We saw this, repeatedly, in the nursing home where my mom was, for awhile. Eventually, we brought her home and cared for her ourselves, where she died peaceful and comfortable, in her sleep, at 95 years of age. Now, this nursing home was awarded four stars: it is one of the best in the country. And if you walk in and take a spin around the resident and patient floors, you will not actually find 'anything wrong'...the caregivers are efficient, uniformed and gloved, and obey the sanitary protocol. But something is not there..is it..engagement? Not really sure. When I once suggested that these people be allowed to upgrade their job skills, get advanced training, be given higher wages, or whatever, I was greeted with dismay, as if I were mad. I believe that if people commit to a profession, (such as eldercare) make it an endeavor for LIFE - then everybody benefits: the patients get top quality care, from someone who REALLY takes patient well-being to heart. And the profession becomes just that - a PROFESSION, attracting dedicated people....not merely a job..
Good speech
Tris is an amazing coaching speech
simon for president!