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Well I'm glad he's able to make a living doing this.

The sound of an airplane flying overhead - at the end of the Wright Brothers story - was a nice touch. Well done. ✈️

Good message. #Uganda

This is excerpts from the full Ted Talk from 2009.

7 minutes of this guy blowing smoke lmao

My argument is people don't give a shit about what/ why you do it. They care about what they get.

hi dady

Nice

am i missing something? who was simon sinek at the time of this talk?

This is dumb as fuck

Time proved you were wrong buddy.

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When things don't go as planned, how do you explain it? The answer is that we have no control over other people or time; thus, the greatest thing we can do is work hard and smartly and wait for success.

Nothing he is saying is mind blowing or awakening. This has been around for 1000s of years 😂

No

Depends on how to define success

Who says Apple is that successful ?

"why" in Apple company = To believe what you believe.

I would like Simon Sinek to tell us what his why is?? That would be interesting. But he never talks about that. I don't even think he knows what he's really trying to say. It's like jibberish.

I prayed To The Good Lord to help me with mu upcoming project Holy Spirit led me here..

I am not sure if this applies to the entertainment industry of any kind. Because it does seem like many entertainment companies have taken this to heart. So now it seems they are all more concerned with activism, social messaging and making a societal impact and are no longer interested in entertaining their audience. Or perhaps that is it, they missed the message of this. As Sinek here does still say Apple has good computers. The why is not a substitute for the what, it should be a boost to it. But I'll stop here.

This gentleman has a way of making it all make sound easy. The 45 page manual on customer service begins and ends with a simple smile, a simple hello, the smallest gesture; it does not take a rocket scientist.

This is awesome! Glad you guys are doing this!

Feeling a sense of having purpose using my gifts and training knowing God is in the center. I don't want to get old and die with out sensing success.

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