Simon Sinek, bestselling author, shares the five practices of good leadership. He emphasizes the importance of a just cause, building trusting teams, embracing worthy rivalry, and having the courage to lead. He also offers practical tips to become a better leader.
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Infinite Mindset in Leadership
Leading with an infinite mindset means advancing a just cause, not just achieving goals.
A just cause is a future-oriented vision worth sacrificing for, unlike fixed goals.
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Why vs. Just Cause Explained
Why is fixed and comes from our past, encapsulating who we are.
A just cause is fluid and future-focused, giving meaning to our work and life.
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Build Trusting Teams
Build trusting teams by creating environments where vulnerability is safe without fear of humiliation.
This fosters support and eliminates hiding mistakes, crucial for sustainable teamwork.
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Today’s guest Simon Sinek is an unshakable optimist who believes in a bright future and our ability to build it together. A bestselling author, Simon has recently written a new book, The Infinite Game. Described as “a visionary thinker with a rare intellect,” Simon is also a speaker and business leader. On today’s show, he’ll be drawing on his experience teaching leaders and organizations how to inspire people to explain how changing the way we think about leadership can revolutionize our working life.
In today’s conversation, we’ll explain the five practices of good leadership, and how each one will change your attitude to your work and help you find meaning in your life. Along the way, we’ll give you some quick practical tips you can use to start on your way to becoming a better leader.
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