Why good leaders make you feel safe | Simon Sinek | TED

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  • Dak2 class leadership…jawapan start kt 2:00

    @nabilisyraq4004 6 de janeiro de 2024 17:45 Responder
  • Thank u

    @bignose3639 6 de janeiro de 2024 17:45 Responder
  • Extraordinary video. Thank you!

    @lindarosegray6737 6 de janeiro de 2024 17:45 Responder
  • βγαζει νοημα

    @nitong49 6 de janeiro de 2024 17:45 Responder
  • The question is that, how can we develop these kind of leaders and why do they choose to sacrifice?

    @hosseinmonsefi3999 6 de janeiro de 2024 17:45 Responder
  • This made me shed tears

    @ikramzamri 6 de janeiro de 2024 17:45 Responder
  • But most people have no clue what safety means. They push others to do the most reckless things and call it safety. Whilst the most safest activities are called unsafe. Trust your own judgement on what is safe and what is not, not other people's advice. It is biased, not realistic.

    @marshal1808 6 de janeiro de 2024 17:45 Responder
  • My boss pretends to be like that…. With his mouth…. Not with his actions.

    @hectorae86 6 de janeiro de 2024 17:45 Responder
  • Very profound & Honest.
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    @jean-marcpourrier310 6 de janeiro de 2024 17:45 Responder
  • Sir Sinek. They make you feel safe because they communicate from the depth from their heart. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Thank You Sir Sinek.

    @jean-marcpourrier310 6 de janeiro de 2024 17:45 Responder
  • The wisdom in this content initiated significant personal development. A similar book I read was a profound journey. "The Hidden Empire: Inside the Private Worlds of Elite CEOs" by Adam Skylight

    @CandyLemon36 6 de janeiro de 2024 17:45 Responder
  • Sending you all love, light,enlightenment, positive affirmations, and hugs that heal. ❤🎉❤

    @jenoop60045 6 de janeiro de 2024 17:45 Responder
  • Well, that Mother Teresa reference didn't really aged well.

    @Rugerfred 6 de janeiro de 2024 17:45 Responder
  • Excellent . I beleive in that . I need improve this habits…

    @rodrigoflores7730 6 de janeiro de 2024 17:45 Responder
  • Quite marvellously interesting. I can confidently say I worked for a strong leader in business one time in my life. Only once. And it made me rethink a lot of things about leadership and charisma. Georges Karam is his name.

    @noreavad 6 de janeiro de 2024 17:45 Responder
  • did anyone else hear the change in his accent around 1:08

    @spencerlabrock7771 6 de janeiro de 2024 17:45 Responder
  • American drama 😹

    @OneEzel 6 de janeiro de 2024 17:45 Responder
  • How clearly this man conveys!

    @gurjeetsingh-gd1wr 6 de janeiro de 2024 17:45 Responder
  • This is exactly why it's so hard for women to see men as leaders. We don't feel safe around them!

    @julieforman1884 6 de janeiro de 2024 17:45 Responder
  • Well Simon is absolutely correct and the way he explained the difference between leader vs authority is great. But in the real world if you pick any big company around you , can you say they are run by leaders and not authority ? Are they really treating their subordinates like human being ? Aren't they preferring profit over employees job security ? Answer would be no.

    @nishant5519 6 de janeiro de 2024 17:45 Responder
  • Such a wonderful talk

    @shahsamir3625 6 de janeiro de 2024 17:45 Responder
  • You Americans are sick people. You praise and honor soldiers who kill babies and children? What was this 'hero' doing in a foreign country in the first? Protecting American economic interest? You disgust me to the core.

    @igshaanmajiet1522 6 de janeiro de 2024 17:45 Responder
  • wondering what Elon Musk laughs about this

    @Ytsssss364 6 de janeiro de 2024 17:45 Responder
  • wow ! this is very on point! Thanks Simon !

    @alfredmb 6 de janeiro de 2024 17:45 Responder
  • Six years ago I watched this video while I was contemplating a difficult decision. After watching it, I resigned from a very high paying job rather than firing others as I had been told to do. I never looked back. It changed my life for the better.

    @dennisdickson2892 6 de janeiro de 2024 17:45 Responder
  • I've always thought that Simon was very intellectual ….

    @sylvia810 6 de janeiro de 2024 17:45 Responder
  • Excelente!

    @ocaricamo 6 de janeiro de 2024 17:45 Responder
  • Very well said and explained by Simon. Makes a lot of sense.

    @Frenz_99 6 de janeiro de 2024 17:45 Responder
  • Очень познавательно! Спасибо! Я такие выводы сделала с опытом,когда мной управляли те,кто выжимал из меня все,кто присваивал себе мои достижения. Я благодарна им за уроки. Я выросла. К сожалению,спикер прав в том,что лидеров мало,но у нас есть шанс это исправить❤

    @Yulya_Mercury 6 de janeiro de 2024 17:45 Responder
  • "If you had hard times in your family, would you ever consider laying off one of your children?" Hey, parental units, don't get any ideas!

    @Andrew-ff2yv 6 de janeiro de 2024 17:45 Responder
  • 🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:

    00:12 🏅 Leadership and Heroism
    03:04 🌍 The Evolution of Trust and Cooperation
    06:19 💼 Sacrificing Numbers for People
    08:14 💔 Leadership Choices in Times of Crisis
    10:36 🇺🇸 Marines and Sacrificial Leadership

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    @EssentialLeadershipSkills 6 de janeiro de 2024 17:45 Responder
  • Fantastic

    @gmra98 6 de janeiro de 2024 17:45 Responder
  • learning Investment?

    @alma1286 6 de janeiro de 2024 17:45 Responder

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