Podcasts about simon sinek's ted

We discuss starting with ‘why’ and how that helps with change and adaptability, resilience building and making big decisions. We link it to gratitude, connection and feeling alone vs. being alone, and how change affects friendship. This season finale episode ties everything together! Simon Sinek's TED talk “Start with why” https://youtu.be/u4ZoJKF_VuA | Triggers by Marshall Goldsmith | Thinking Slow and Fast by Daniel Kahnemann | Evidence about planning holidays being more enjoyable than the holiday itself: https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11482-009-9091-9#Sec33 | Nudge: Improving Decisions About Health, Wealth, and Happiness by Richard Thaler and Cass Sunstein | Any Ordinary Day by Leigh Sales. Follow us on instagram @freeforacatchup_podcast or email freeforacatchuppodcast@gmail.com Theme music credit: Give me some answers, The New Fools, sourced from: Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Disclaimer: All opinions are our own and do not strictly represent the opinions of our religious affiliation (although you'd hope they align with our beliefs, and we definitely endeavour to have a Christian faith-based frame of reference).

This week's guest is Jason Dalton from Safe Hands Bookkeeping. Working in the banking sector, Jason felt that his career was not where he wanted it to be. Then he watched Simon Sinek's TED talk "Start with Why" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u4ZoJKF_VuA), read the accompanying book and decided to leave banking and become his own boss.The business quickly became 'Safe Hands Bookkeeping'. In this interview, we ask Jason about his feelings when he started out, growing his business from his bedroom to how it looks today with 10 staff members and huge plans to grow this year.We explore Jason's passion for meeting people, giving help and support to small businesses to help them achieve their goals and how using software allows his business to expand and offer new services.Enjoy!www.freeagent.com@freeagent

This episode is inspired by Simon Sinek and his TED talk on the importance of asking WHY when you're talking about Inspiring others. I've flipped it on it's head a bit and I'm talking about the importance of asking yourself why when it comes to living an INSPIRED LIFE.[If you enjoyed this episode, you can head here to leave a review - www.thrive.how/review]Specifically I'm asking:What do you do? How do you do it? And Why do you do it? Seemingly simple questions, but when you pull them apart a bit, not so seemingly simple to answer.I also talk about a story that a few years back pulled hard on my heart strings and make me more focused on the big questions in life. You can read some of my take on Linds Redding's story and get links to the original blog post - A Lesson in Perspective - here: What Are You Working ForTo watch Simon Sinek's TED talk - [How Great Leaders Inspire Action]To head to my website: www.thrive.how See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Also known as the "Why Guy", Simon Sinek's TED talk has 28 million views! He's an author, speaker and one of the most brilliant people I've ever met. Simon helps individuals, brands and communities find their WHY - why they do what they do. In this episode we talk through how Simon helped me find my WHY as well!  Show notes are below.   What to expect: Simon talks through a critical moment when he had to ask himself ‘Why Not Now’? And the rest, as he says, was history. His life changed forever. (3:56) When Simon randomly found himself in a meeting with the Iraqi Ambassador. (5:00) Simon’s philosophy on advice-giving. “I found myself forced to take my own advice.” Simon explains. (7:32) Simon’s all-time favorite book that he loves to gift. In fact, we talk about when he gave me two copies of this book and then what happened. (8:56) The most common snag or roadblock that happens after people or brands identify their WHY. (11:21) What happens when you land on your WHY but don’t do anything with it.  (13:50) Why Simon’s message is START with WHY vs. Find your WHY or Live your WHY. (14:29) What message has Simon written on his bathroom mirror? (15:42) Do WHYs change over time? (15:58) Simon talks about kids and their WHY. What age is too young and what are the pros/cons to Starting with WHY young? (18:24) My WHY. What happened when Simon talked me through my WHY and the process he goes through when helping someone discover their WHY. (20:11) Companies/brands have WHYs. Do countries have WHYs? What is America’s WHY and how does it play a role in political elections relative to the various political parties and specific candidate WHYs? (23:24) The general differences between how the Democratic and Republican parties arrive at the United States WHY. (25:14) How to apply your WHY, the country’s WHY and a candidate’s WHY to your decision-making process in deciding who to vote for. (26:00) The difference between standing FOR something versus AGAINST something. (26:20) The relationship and dynamic between meditation and WHY. (28:50) The general differences between how the Democratic and Republican parties arrive at the United States WHY. (25:14) Brainstorming and the value of allowing our minds to wonder and wander. (30:00) Simon shares how he approaches getting started after recently asking himself Why Not Now? (35:42) What is Simon’s current Why Not Now? (40:08) What’s Simon reading right now? (42:22) What keeps Simon up at night? (44:07) Pirates or Ninjas. Who’s tougher? (44:32) What advice would Simon give to his younger self? (44:56)

Glenn Murdoch was a regular house designer until he watched Simon Sinek's TED talk. Then Glenn asked 'why'? In this week's show we talk Passive House and how to architecture can create a better society.