Who is watching 2024 & WHY.... 😃

@thetainspire

Ай бұрын

🥳🥳🥳 To inspire other people from the heart!

@pewdiepieDL3

Ай бұрын

Me

@WorldvsEducation

Ай бұрын

@@pewdiepieDL3 why.......

@lampyrisnoctiluca9904

Ай бұрын

😅 I am here to remind myself of the thing or two. Prioritisation and the courage are the important things in life. That is why it is important for me to always be brave and to know what is important to me. Or in other words, I am here to gain courage to work on the things that are important to me, while instead of getting support from others they are trying to persuade me to go the other way. Hey, this made me think. Maybe I should just find a better way of describing my why to them. They just "don't get it" now. How about you?

@WorldvsEducation

Ай бұрын

@@lampyrisnoctiluca9904 Hii, you should read GITA. Trust me GITA change your life.I am a Indian student. What are you doing now.... & you are from which country......

I love how, at 10:26, Simon mentions how in "1903 the Wright Brothers took flight"... just as the sound of a plane flying by can be heard in the background.

@vanessamontijo6020

2 күн бұрын

Magical ✨🙌🏽

Even after so many years, this talk by Simon will always be relevant and inspiring.

@111amy1111

Жыл бұрын

Agree. Just watched it for the first time.

@ahmedal-akrafi5328

Жыл бұрын

I've attended a session and they referenced this talk. It is also my first time.

@takeiteasy...9044

Жыл бұрын

So true.. Its in my list called "Don't Forget to watch it Again"

@FiresEmber

Жыл бұрын

This is very true, however the same cannot be said for office max.

@dmhplays

Жыл бұрын

We read the book for college this year, and my mind was blown. I have already begun applying this to my life. It is more relevant now than ever.

September 2022 it is... and it still blows me away how good he drives his point home. Amazing!

@anonymousguy7837

Жыл бұрын

Just found this video in October and I can say the same!

@relaxtothesound7929

Жыл бұрын

A very good talk indeed

@calebmcintosh353

3 ай бұрын

How are you not Offended by how he Diminished Martin Luther King Jr?

I have a dream, not I have a plan! Awesome!!!

@hardcoredoom5892

6 жыл бұрын

Steve Saunders: I like the way you succinctly summarized this presentation.

@descapitao

4 жыл бұрын

@@hardcoredoom5892 I learned a new word thank you chief

@pmeventplanning3923

4 жыл бұрын

smh......

@dinoerceg7327

4 жыл бұрын

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@arshie26

4 жыл бұрын

@@hardcoredoom5892 I didn't connect the dots in this way until you did. Thank you very much!

Did anyone else notice that at 10:27 when Simon says (haha!), "The Wright Brothers took flight," that a small engine plane could be heard at that exact moment??

@adrianmuscat3794

7 жыл бұрын

OMG that's freaky!!

@devonsuggs2256

7 жыл бұрын

Eadie Camp that was fucking nuts! Synchronistic to the max! WoW

@breadday

7 жыл бұрын

good observation!

@DJMD32

7 жыл бұрын

This guy had a direct link to collective consciousness.

@nclsrfn

7 жыл бұрын

I thought it was inserted in post-processing :) but then another one is heard, later on.

“He who has a why to live can bear almost any how.”-Nietzsche

@ingridacosta911

3 жыл бұрын

Good point!

@Mark_James_Hill

3 жыл бұрын

yet Nietzsche suffered from depression and dementia and maybe schizophrenia so there is that.

@777Kiq

3 жыл бұрын

@@Mark_James_Hill It is not true. He suffered alienation long after creating awesome work and ideas. You should not condenm Jordan Peterson for his depression the same way.

@briankelsch9833

3 жыл бұрын

Also I think it was Victor Frankl in “Man’s Search For Meaning.” But I could be wrong

@AniketSingh-ll5bs

3 жыл бұрын

@@briankelsch9833 yeah you are right. Not sure about Nietzsche

I've watched this video 10 times - I learn something every time I watch it.

@adityajhunjhunwala2471

3 жыл бұрын

Just read the book

@thestartupfounder8855

3 жыл бұрын

Bro, watch once carefully 😂

@jegerslvjegers5380

3 жыл бұрын

@@thestartupfounder8855 Changed perspective = different on rewatch.

@user-pl9sg2gm8g

2 жыл бұрын

It's crucial.

@onestopfunstop317

2 жыл бұрын

No you don't... You didn't learn anything. He literally says Nothing... People don't buy MP3 players anymore because they're obsolete. Your phone has It built in. But the bigger reason is Streaming... It has nothing to do with Apple or Dell being the better Company who cares more about MP3 Players..

This speech is beyond me. I'll definitely re-watch it many times. I'll keep re-watching it until it truly sinks in.

"People don't buy WHAT you do, they buy WHY you do it." He knows the power of this sentence because he deliberately repeats it.

Tesla showed me this as part of their training program. They absolutely nailed this method

@youtubemusic3251

4 жыл бұрын

Viktor Perez Wow, I really love Tesla

@mikepawlikguitar

3 жыл бұрын

Well yeah Elon and Simon are probably good friends

@Amadeus-ms9lt

3 жыл бұрын

Tesla are overrated cocksuckers.

@khaledharoun6645

3 жыл бұрын

@@Amadeus-ms9lt that was absolutely unnecessary

@Amadeus-ms9lt

3 жыл бұрын

@@khaledharoun6645 No.

I've never felt the need to listen, learn, rewind till I absorb every single word. This is just a goldmine, easily the best TedTalk on business and human psychology I've ever seen. Thank you Simon

@NilsDecker

8 ай бұрын

watch again -> *biology 😂

@HenkjanDeKaasboer

4 ай бұрын

Golden Circle Goldmining has a nice ring to it.

@larkme1

19 күн бұрын

@@NilsDecker psychology is the study of human behavior AND psychology has a biological approach focusing on the brain, among other things. So yes, psychology.

Insane synchronicity of an airplane flying overhead outside at 10:29, "...the Wright Bros. took flight..."

@AlessandroTimmi

8 жыл бұрын

yeah I noticed that too and for a second I thought it was made on purpose, like a sound effect!

@newsgirl132

8 жыл бұрын

+Steve Allbritton I noticed that too - CRAZY

@gustavopereyra7863

6 жыл бұрын

lmao, I didn't notice it... good catch, Steve..

@WhoWouldWantThisName

6 жыл бұрын

I scrolled down here to make the same comment. It was really beautiful and sort of poetic for me.

@MariusIhlar

5 жыл бұрын

Oh, I thought he showed something on the screen at the same time.

“We follow those who lead, not for them but for ourselves”

@calebmcintosh353

3 ай бұрын

For Both

"Find your why and you'll find your way!" - John C Maxwell

@shepherdfield

3 жыл бұрын

There is only ONE way, and it ain't yours - John should know this, claiming to be a Christian. I started reading these PMA authors when I was 8 and I'm now 8 times that old. ALL of their material "comes from" the Bible, however, they do "wrest (twist) the scriptures" somewhat. They all copy each other and come up with a "new" mix of the same things. It is good for folks who must be EXTERNALLY motivated, a large market. The "faith healers" do the same, saying you did not get your healing because you did not have enough faith. "It is God that giveth thee faith". Therefore, they do blaspheme much. Listen to Godly men who prove their faith by their works (James) and read good books by dead preachers (Spurgeon etc.) and some who are still alive and have been studying and preaching/teaching for at least 40 years.

This man's passion on the subject makes me more excited to hear what he is saying. Thank you

he's got a gifted voice. also brilliant speech.

@kristenz2483

6 жыл бұрын

I loooove his voice. It's so soothing

@joaofrazao2088

5 жыл бұрын

he's hot

@kienlelife

5 жыл бұрын

Roger Love coached him so we can't resist the love for his voice

@climberbob1

4 жыл бұрын

I don't understand why it's "gifted", or the speech is brilliant. His voice is UNOFFENSIVE, but it doesn't make me swoon. IF you can keep your audience from falling asleep, you've accomplished something! Vin Skully had a soothing voice.I'm also not so sold on his hypothesis either. But everyone here seems to be swooning over him. The examples he chose fit his hypothesis, but my Senior year Economics Professor started out the quarter with "you've all studied the laws of supply and demand, plotted charts and determined the optimum price points, studied macro and micro economics, but the truth is that none of that data exists out in the real world. What you've been taught is how firms behave - as IF that is what they were doing. The equivalent would be if you went to college to be a pool player, you'd be taking courses in physics and geometry, but that's not what the professionals did. If you wanted to get a degree in auto racing, you'd be taking courses in physics, solving simultaneous equations, and so on, but they don't. They drive. And the truth is that it's the risk takers - the ones with a little different approach, that are the ones that are successful. And the majority of new firms fail. Risk takers even moreso. SO the number of very successful businesses - is a very small number. Many more fail than succeed. But if you happen to be that fortunate one that hit the right combination, you might be the next Apple or Tesla. Lastly, I was directed to this talk by a friend at work after I was telling him about how important it was for me as a kid to know "why" with regards to rules we were given, and that I always explained that to my kids, and never had to repeat a single rule that I'd explained so they understood why. But I'm not buying it here. In fact, management in my aerospace doesn't want to know why. They just want the answer they asked for. Or they just want my question, they don't care why I'm asking it. I'd like to disagree, but there's an expression: "He who has the gold, makes the rules." The examples he gives of "why" I'm not guying. The Wright Brothers didn't build a plane because of "Why". They had an idea, an invention, a CREATION. They simply WANTED to do it. Unless the "why" was so they could fly. lol.

@malcomx8806

4 жыл бұрын

It’s ok nothing different.

I believe knowing your core values and working from the inside out makes life meaningful.

@amani745

2 ай бұрын

💯 agree

I just watched this ... again ... for the "I don't know how many times" and it still rings true. may be more relevant in today's world than when it was first created in 2009! It is truly inspiring and motivating. Simon Sinek is a genius!

@thecompanydna2022

Жыл бұрын

"maybe more relevant in todays world" 100% with you on this Rosemary!

@MultiBadger32

Жыл бұрын

I just watched this after a programme on the discovery of superconductors. Quite a contrast - awe-inspiring insights into the nature of matter on the one hand; on the other hand, a guy drawing a chart with three question words that every three year old knows!

When i landed on my first jobs in sales they made me watch this when hiring on.

@bowtiedreynard9167

5 ай бұрын

Hope you've found a better place

@unclejunebug7178

3 ай бұрын

@@bowtiedreynard9167😂😂😂

This Ted talk has literally changed my life

@arnaudbrubacher

2 жыл бұрын

how?

@dustinbeach9910

3 ай бұрын

@@arnaudbrubacher you're supposed to start with "why?"

We SHOULD have the opportunity to hear the deserved applause he got. What a amazing speech, can't believe I have heard this video amazing almost 8 years after it was published here. Thanks for the open information! Thank you Simon Sinek for that.

Timeless. It's 2021 here and this speech (and ideas) are still relevant today. Although the mention of Gateway making flat panel TV's or Dell manufacturing PDA's and MP3 players was very nostalgic.

@domf7705

2 жыл бұрын

this man literally changed the advertising industry

@renukavaradarajan6092

2 жыл бұрын

@@domf7705 ⁰

This is just as cool a talk today (July 26, 2021) and still spot on as it was when I was there at the TEDx Talk in 2009.

i could listen to this guy all day

@newchap7670

7 жыл бұрын

Why?

@CatherineandtheHills

7 жыл бұрын

New Chap because i find his voice pleasant and i like the way he uses words

@md.farukkhankhan8525

6 жыл бұрын

+Notta Gonnatellya हींदी

@johnwolper6978

5 жыл бұрын

Absolutely

@malcomx8806

4 жыл бұрын

Psychic not me!

Its the best TED video I have ever seen....it was worth watching & has changed the way I think & do work. Thank you Simon!!

@kbeetles

7 жыл бұрын

How inspiring! How very reassuring. The 2 "inner circles" of the brain are also get informed by the whole of the body especially the gut and the heart (vagus nerve)....so the whole system is behind the "why"..... Thank you.

@joshuamandela5593

7 жыл бұрын

Krishnan

@valeriemacdonald4023

7 жыл бұрын

Paw patrol

@merisamcdowall1466

7 жыл бұрын

Me, too.

@DuayneHoward

6 жыл бұрын

Oh my God, right?

This is One Inspiring Speech that is going to be Relevant FOREVER regardless of the generation.

10 years later, this TEDx Talk still remains valid and in use!!!

his style, voice and mannerisms remind me me so much of Ted Mosby from how I met your mother

@mmazz414

3 жыл бұрын

A true Ted Talk...

@taneyasingh1112

2 жыл бұрын

Reminds me of Meryl Streep

Came to this today! and my oh my, gold mine. Can't believe this was 13 years ago. Every single word makes sense. A thanks will never be enough for a resource as great as this.

who’s here in 2022 and watching this video again (even though the camera quality isn’t even the best) because this ted talk is just that valuable?

An absolutely astonishing presentation. Rarely have I heard so much wisdom covering so many areas. I love his repeat of the mantra that "people don't buy what you do, they buy why you do it". He makes the point so clearly and so dramatically, it's astounding to think that it's not common knowledge. This video is essential viewing for anyone wanting to run a successful enterprise.

Timeless message. I may have heard it years ago, but it still illuminated my surroundings when a trainer showed it to our group last week. Great analysis!

I am speechless... amazing information.

@lighttheoryllc4337

3 жыл бұрын

Simon Sinek Deserves the Nobel Peace Price of Tedx Talks

Fantastic combination of Apple commercial and evangelical church worship. Just outstanding.

What Simon is teaching here is more than just rewording. Is more than just reversing our logic. It’s about making true change in how we navigate the world, and being able to make the tough calls to stick to our beliefs. Anyone can rewrite a mission statement, but only few can lead by example.

Wish there was a gradient button to click to rate this video 10/10 instead of just a "Like" button. I believe this video is worth 10/10. What do you believe it is worth?

@michOLjack69

7 жыл бұрын

It's more than 10/10, it's Simon Sinek/10 :D

@brendafoster3775

6 жыл бұрын

Priceless

@Martinit0

4 жыл бұрын

11/10

INITIATE "WHY'S", DREAMS AND VISIONS. DEMONSTRATE "HOW" AND THEN PRODUCE "WHAT"

This guy is eloquent, loaded with information and delivers it well.

@calebmcintosh353

3 ай бұрын

Were you not offended by how he talked about Martin Luther King Jr? Diminishing his Importance of that Day?

In times of uncertainty, people seek understanding and meaning. This year, the world searched in google “WHY” more than ever.

Summary: "People don't buy what you do, they buy WHY you do it" You need to give people a reason - a WHY to your service or product. People can understand benefits and features, but it won't change their behavior. "This textbook about Japanese language has 1000 vocabulary!" Is no where near as good as "We believe learning a language should feel natural and anyone can learn a language in 6 months. Our material has..." etc.

@Thakko

6 жыл бұрын

Great example!

@crush3r63

6 жыл бұрын

"..We believe learning a language should feel natural and anyone can learn a language in 6 months" This is still a seductive feature set: 1. ...natural = easy = ease of access (pedagogy/style) 2. ...anyone can learn = populist appeal (who is it for) 3. ..in 6 months = how long will it take? (amount of time for pay off)

@haxuanshah2613

6 жыл бұрын

insightful

@TheKiteDiary

5 жыл бұрын

Now I wanna learn Japanese

@anjopag31

5 жыл бұрын

+crush3r63 The key difference is, it appeals to what people want. It's not just a cool gimmick, people actually understand how this product will affect them.

I BELIEVE in the power of this video, I am going to apply it in my day-to-day life by focusing on personal and professional relationships!

Man, he really crystallized his main point at 5:30. "Talking about it now, we can't even imagine buying an MP3 player from Dell, why would you buy an MP3 player from a computer company? But we do it every day." There's your contrast.

“People don’t buy what you do. They buy why you do it.” Wow!

I've read the book. And all I can tell you is that IT IS AN AMAZING EXPERIENCE ! Thank you so much Simon for sharing this revolutioanary concept. This speech sums up the main ideas, I can't wait to read more of your books and watch your futur speeches. Good day everyone :)

@miteshsingh6047

Жыл бұрын

@@AB-jp2eb start with why by simon sienek

@EdwardHazell

Жыл бұрын

Whats the book called?

@ngoclinh6616

Жыл бұрын

@@EdwardHazell it's "start with why"

That's why it's also cool to know that - ultimately - when you help someone else, you're helping yourself. Likewise, when you help yourself, you're helping everyone else.

@shepherdfield

3 жыл бұрын

Zig Ziglar said decades ago: "Help enough other people get what THEY want, first, THEN you will get what you want." See how they all just throw the same stuff into a mixer and pull out something "new"? Solomon said, "There is NOTHING new under the sun". Wanna argue with HIM? Not me. :-)

This is a perfect talk on every level, really... At 10:23, when Simon Sinek mentions the day the Wright Brothers took flight, the microphone records an actual airplane sound :) Even that was so perfectly timed.

Who are here to watch Simon Sinek after being inspired by his book “START WITH WHY”? ♥️ Currently reading!

Amazing synchronicity at 10:28

Still brilliant. Brilliant then. Brilliant now. Many times these talks don't age well... Simon however, brought ageless content. What a gift to live at a that the greatest among us can be accessed, for free, for eternity. Thank you TedX! Cheers!

That's called Brand Esteem in Communication Science. "Individuals dont purchase what you are, doing but purchase why you do." Brand esteem is identical to notoriety. It makes individuals faithful to them no matter what happens.

One Love! Always forward, never ever backward!! ☀️☀️☀️ 💚💛❤️ 🙏🏿🙏🙏🏼

I'm watching this in 2018, 9 years after and I think I've watched this video over 100 times. I use his golden circle theory for all my business presentations, elections speeches, award ceremonies, everything. So happy I found this.

By asking the Why question you are in essence including the audience in your vision. Its the difference between story and poetry! Great talk, never gets old.

This is probably the 20th time I've watched this and I'm STILL learning. Thank you Simon Sinek!

This video is a great reminder that we all have the power to make our dreams come true! Keep pushing yourself, no matter how hard it may seem!

To Simon Sinek, Thank you. The art of drawing inspiration is confused with the temptation to drown in facts. People act on purposeful concepts. In my limited experience, I have observed two worlds. One that focuses on the results and the other focuses on the process. The result happens to be a consequence of the purposeful process. Both worlds are necessary, but the one that inspires action is the one with purpose. In your example, Langley showed the shallow temperament of the one that chases the carrot, in contrast with the Wright brothers' passion towards their purpose; bringing them victory inspite of the odds being stacked against them. This contrast between the pursuit of excellence and the pursuit of results explains the reasoning behind inspiring achievements. The pursuit of excellence does not expect a result and it does not sway towards probable odds, it just doesn't accept mediocrity. That's why, the pursuit of excellence has no limits and so do the achievements of the ones that pursue it. Start with why and end with the endless pursuit of excellence. Sincerely, Nikhil Nambiar

@amitchhetri7051

2 жыл бұрын

Mr Nambiar, you put it very well.

@sruthimb6961

2 жыл бұрын

I think you did justice to his invaluable words :D

This is SO powerful. I can't believe I have been missing out for 7 year!

@cloviscenterville

5 жыл бұрын

since you've known this for 2 years now, how has it benefited you

@jacobandrews2663

4 жыл бұрын

@@cloviscenterville I wonder the same thing

@dielaughing73

3 жыл бұрын

I feel I probably wasn't ready for this until now. I have a direct need for these ideas right now, so the timing is probably perfect for me

** People don't buy what you do, they buy why you do it. ** Its perfect..

I really liked how Simon broke down how the "what, how why" into examples with Apple to really drive his point home. Simon got his point across with the having a purpose in why you do things. Making sure you believe in the things you do will make you go farther in life. I definitely think everyone should hear this. It is great for explaining how to market and draw people into what you are selling or believe in. You have to be that 2% "the innovators" to be first.

One of the best Ted speeches. Congratulations !

This is such an inspiring video. Everything what he said makes sense and I am going to use this way of thinking in my life. Thanks Simon!

People don't buy what you do, they buy why you do it. I have a dream, not I have a plan. Couldn't have said it any better. Out of the three, the Why is the most human-like quality that actually has the ability to move people and have them resonate with it. Saving this talk.

I Enjoy every minute of this guy speaking…

Just bought two of his books. Life is about learning and this man have some good insight that is worth to look at.

@mason_mac

3 жыл бұрын

which do you recommend?

I love how when he talks about the Wright bros achieving flight, you can hear an airplane in the background outside (10:28).

His timing is absolutely amazing, at 10:27 on announcing the date of the first flight, a propeller plane can be heard going overhead!

I listen to this again and again. "WHY" leads to something miracle, indeed.

Great talk. This talk is hitting me on a new level every time I watch. Have been journaling into the why I my life story a lot and every time I come back to this, the understanding grows deeper.

Love this talk and loved his book "Start with Why" I just read it in the summer and I feel like I've finally found my sense of purpose with my life. I've found my why! I've began a personal development journey on KZread and I hope to inspire people to take charge of their lives! I want to make the most out of my life and I want to inspire others to do so as well :)

@khoshkelKhanum

9 жыл бұрын

People can change their lives for the better, if they find God. God empowers us with faith, confidence, family stability & love for neighbor. Simon is advocating business sense here, not necessarily your personal solutions to a better life. 'why' is important to decision-making, yes. But so is 'what' and 'how' with respect to problem-solving, team-work applications as well as split-second adrenaline choices. I hope you do not aspire to Oprah's lackey list of self-appointed Gurus who THINK they have all the answers by becoming 'one with the universe' & the stupid 'secret.'

@AdrienneLloren

9 жыл бұрын

You share some good points there, however I don't completely agree. I believe that a person can change their lives for the better if they choose to do so and act upon it; whether or not they have a strong sense of faith in God or a higher being. And if your faith in God empowers you and helps you shape a better life for yourself, then keep on keeping on. I just don't think that's the answer for everyone. I also understand that Simon discusses this concept using business as an example. However, since I am not a business woman I chose to take this concept and apply it into an area in my life that I am currently working on which is my personal development. By switching how I identified myself from 'what I do' to 'why I do it' I allow myself to do the things that are in alignment with my beliefs and values resulting with a stronger feeling of purpose with my life. Lastly, I feel as though it is ignorant to claim knowing "all the answers", so no I do not aspire towards that. I aspire to be a student of life, love and personal development. I believe my life is a gift and I intend to make the most of it.

@khoshkelKhanum

9 жыл бұрын

Yes, a person does not HAVE to subscribe to faith or God, in order to attain a specific goal in his/her life. Let me give you some examples. Hitler did not require strong morals or God or conviction in faith to become the leader of the Nazi party. Anderson Consulting did not require spiritual enlightenment from God to achieve record breaking profits - they did this by self-empowering themselves and it worked. Terrel Owens did not require the words of Jesus Christ in order to shatter wide receiver records in the NFL. He relied on his training regimen, work ethic and his mother's encouragement. I would not want to be any of these people. However, for every example of a person that achieves personal happiness and growth WITHOUT God, there are 10 people who DON'T achieve prosperity, family stability, financial freedom and REAL love. Just refer to studies done by Blue Zones, Timothy Dolan & ABC News. What makes a person truly happy and successful? That's subjective. I have friends who make 300 K a year, but are divorced and not happy. Then again I have friends who make minimum wage, but feel blessed in their lives because they have a loving spouse, give their time to charity and have strong parents in their lives. Tony Robbins, a famous Speaker once said..."Have you read the New Testament? Read it. It's a GOOD book." I won't hope for you, Adrienne...I won't wish for you, Adrienne...I will pray for you. Because prayer is communication with a tangible, living being. A Father who can physically and spiritually help. This is my opinion, and I do respect yours.

@dennismugambi2316

7 жыл бұрын

Well said. I too have began my personal development and can tell you that i have started seeing changes in my life. I am having great relationships, a fulfillment with my career and so on. It all boils down to our mindset and why we choose to see things they way they are. change your mindset and you change your world.

@Yoyo-od8uc

6 жыл бұрын

Adriennemariie How's the book for a beginner in the business/personal development journey? Would you recommend it? Thanks.

What an extraordinary, revolutionary but simple to understand

“People do not buy what you fo, but but why you do it “amazing . Thank you

Wow. This is like taking a fresh breath of air. Totally inspiring, with class and intellect. I admire Simon sinek a lot.

Definitely changed the way I think, love this talk. Thank you!

No doubt. The content is very valuable. What scares me most is that A LOT of managers see this as something completely new, even today (2022)! What did they learn at college in their management classes so far???? No wonder that a lot company change their managers every 12 months and people loose their jobs bc of mismanagement. Educational institutions need to rethink how and what they teach in generell. Somebody agree?

No matter how many times I watch this, everything I see it, I get goose bumps and inspired. Thank you Simon!!

I love this mans mindset so very much, it’s so very exquisite ✨

This was one of the most interesting and inspiring talks I’ve ever heard!!! I was so glad I stumbled across it.. Thank you so much for your insight. I hope you continue to bring us this kind of powerful information!,🙏🏽🙏🏽

This is excellent. First time I've heard it. It makes a lot of sense. America itself was created on a "Why". It's in the Declaration of Independence --- the why was a big idea about all men having unalienable rights. But this can apply to almost any large endeavor. So, I'll have to think about the ways it can apply to my own life. Thanks, Simon Sinek! 2/20/22, 11:22 p.m.

WOW, beyond the content, the speaker is fantastic. Simply, WOW.

I keep coming back to this video and his book "start with why". I mostly do this to keep eye on my why. Sometimes I do it to remind myself. Starting with why is not only about inspiring others and doing good communication - it is also about keeping yourself on the right track and, to me, in line with your morals. Working with something that doesn't align with your morals is contradicting and in worst case contributes to a development that you don't want to see in this world. Therefore, I don't see "start with why" as a tool only to sell products, rather it is a way to nudge the development in the right direction. It may be an example of over-analysis but it works for me :) Personal notes: The following section I want to use as personal notes for revisiting this video in the future, reminding myself of what my why was at a specific time, reflecting on how I aligned myself with the why and how my how's and what's have changed over the years. (14/6/22) first entry: By re-watching this video today, I have realized what has been the cause of my struggles in my studies as of late: I lost my why. But not only that, I developed my why. I think my previous why was just a dressed-up how and what: I want to better living standards by becoming an attaché at an embassy for my country. This was obviously very concrete how but what and why were vague. Now, my belief system has changed slightly and I want to start with why. Why: because I believe every being has the right to live. How: contributing to the Danish Vegan Party's election campaign. What: doing whatever I can to better the party's chances to get elected and be present in the Danish government, specifically by being part of the communications team.

A classic lesson for generations to come. Thanks for sharing!

Here for my annual viewing of this video. Still rings true and still is so inspiring after all these years.

I've been listening to you for years and finally watching your TEDx speech on Start with Why. You have always been extremely talented in your communication. You are a role model for me :)

This is one of the most beautiful speeches I have ever heard. Wow. So true

I like how he mentioned that great leaders are inspirational to those around them. I also like how he mentioned that “people don’t buy what you do, they buy why you do it.” Very well spoken!

When I first saw this video I didn't understand much of it but now I understand what message he try to convey, it is so deep and important.

I love this Simon Sinek talk. I watch it when I need to be inspired again.

This is the best Ted Talk video of all. I am thinking of implementing this thinking process in my work now. Thanks Simon !!!

@albertponce748

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Fully Agree!!!!!!!!!!!

Such an inspiring and transformative talk about "Start with Why".

***people don't buy what you do, people buywhy you do it**** 💙💞🤞 well spoken ❤️

I love SImon Sinek SO MUCH! 😄

This is the most eye opening speech I ever heard !! Thank you Simon

18 minutes well worth watching. thank you so much! :)

Start with the WHY? Thanks Simon this is my new challenge

Simplesmente , sensacional!!🥰🥰

Absolutely brilliant! Super eye-opening! This is the THIRD time we've seen this and each time we see it differently! THIS TIME we FELT it! The evolution has helped us to see the WHY :) Amazing!

If today's politicians operated on the "I have a dream" mentality rather than "I have a plan," I believe the world of politics would be transformed. Ambition, vision, and drive are so much more appealing than self-glorification, pride, and unrealistic promises. This is something I can get on board with, thank you Simon!

This will be a life changing talk for many people. Already, I am thinking differently.

Magnífico, magistral charla!!! Que gran comprensión acerca del liderazgo y los fundamentos de las acciones que emprendemos