Simon O Sinek
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Simon O. Sinek is a writer and management consultant best known for his Ted Talk. Sinek began law studies at City University in London, but dropped out to work in the advertising industry and later graduated with a degree in cultural anthropology Brandeis University. He lives in New York, where he taught strategic communications as an instructor at Columbia University in 2005/2006. Sinek's first TEDx talk on "How Great Leaders Inspire Action" is one of the most watched TEDx videos on TED.com. Sinek is a writer for The New York Times and The Washington Post.
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Inspiration innovation new ideas: act like a real leader!
We can all learn inspirational behavior. With a bit of discipline, leaders or organizations can inspire others within and outside of organizations, enabling them to implement their ideas and visions. We can all learn to lead. What is good leadership? What actually constitutes good leadership? This is about a natural predisposition, about a way of…
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Develop visions, develop potential, achieve goals: love what you do!
Rule #1: Your vision can only be implemented if you state it out loud. If they keep her to themselves, she remains a figment of the imagination. And here we show you why you should talk about it. The journey is the reward We travel a lot to do our work, but sometimes it doesn't wait until we reach our destination...
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5 manipulation techniques: thinking errors, fears, peer pressure & wrong assumptions
Often enough, we allow ourselves to be misled by false assumptions, fears, peer pressure, or flimsy promises. 5 classic manipulation techniques at a glance. Kennedy or someone else? The 34-year-old man was sworn in as his country's leader on a cold January day. At his side was his predecessor, a famous general who, 15 years earlier, had commanded the forces of his…
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Bad managers, good executives: With personality & empathy
Successful companies are often led by great leaders and rarely managed. That has its reasons. Won the battle but lost the war On the morning of January 30, 1968, North Vietnam launched a surprise offensive against the US and their allied forces. Over the next 24 hours, over 85.000 North Vietnamese soldiers and Viet Cong units attacked over 125 targets in...
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Change Management for Winners: The Infinite Game
A game is in progress when there are at least two players. And there are two types of games: finite and infinite. The Infinite Game In finite games, the players are known. They conform to set rules and there is an agreed goal. If it is reached, a finite game is over. Soccer is an example...
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Implementing projects successfully & making decisions: a question of motivation
Some projects that seem promising turn out to be disappointing or even catastrophic. Others, which, according to all forecasts, are doomed from the start, become a brilliant success. Why? It all starts with asking “why” These facts may baffle us and our competitors. However, they are not…
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Develop potential & find personal fulfillment in a team
Personal fulfillment is not a privilege, it is a right. Each of us has the right to find fulfillment in our work. But how do you achieve that? The right to inspirational work Each of us has the right to go to work inspired, to feel safe at work, and to come home...
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Leading strategically & innovatively: The power of unlimited thinking
In the course of human history we have seen so many times how much it brings if we do not set any limits to our thinking: we fly into space and land on the moon. A lot is possible. But why do we often limit ourselves? Reaching for the Stars The rise of great cultures, achievements in science and medicine and…
