Simon Sinek: How great leaders inspire action
Simon Sinek suggests that the most successful leaders and innovators follow this formula: first ask “why,” then “how,” then “what” when pursuing a goal, and not the other way around. Sinek suggests that these steps will set you apart as a leader, providing you with purpose, clarity, and focus.
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Dave Meslin: The antidote to apathy
While lack of engagement in our communities suggests that people just don’t care, Dave Meslin believes the problem is not apathy, but that the world presents obstacles to engagement. Meslin calls on each of us to be leaders, and to overcome seven barriers to active involvement.
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Roger Ebert: Remaking my Voice
“Leadership coaching inspires action and finding your voice. Here’s an individual who’s courage and commitment to finding his voice amid great odds continues to inspire and encourage us to stay connected and use what’s possible with technology and compassionate, capable colleagues to help shape the future”.
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Brian Little: Who are you really, the puzzle of personality
While psychologists ted to discuss how characteristics define us, Brian Little explores the moments in which our behavior transcends the traits as culture necessitates, or as we step up into our leadership potential. Little explores the difference between introverts and extroverts, while demonstrating that personality is not formulaic. ]]>
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Louie Schwartzberg: Nature. Beauty. Gratitude (anchoring, purpose, leadership, belief)
Louie Schwartzberg finds purpose behind the lens of his camera, bringing out the beauty of nature’s moments through time-lapse photography. His words encourage appreciation for the beauty we can witness every day.
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Susan Cain: the power of Introverts
Being introverted can be difficult in a culture that sometimes labels introverts as boring or antisocial. Susan Cain explains, however, that introverts should be appreciated for the unique gifts and strengths they bring to the world, including independence and leadership potential. ]]>
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Andy Puddicombe: All it takes is 10 mindful minutes
In today’s culture, it is difficult to have a mindful moment that is free of distraction. Andy Puddicombe discusses the importance of taking time to do nothing—simply taking a step back to experience awareness, intention, and meditation. ]]>
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Dan Ariely: What makes us feel good about our work?
Dan Ariely’s presentation explores our motivations for work, suggesting that it is not simply about earning money. Ariely suggests that work is rewarding when we care about achieving goals, meeting challenges, making progress, and pursuing purpose. ]]>
READ MOREDiana Nyad: Never, ever give up. (resilience, focus, commitment)
Diana Nyad shares her incredible story of resilience and focus while achieving a goal which had never been done—swimming 100 miles from Cuba to Florida. Nyad encourages us to never give up as we face our fears and overcome seemingly impossible challenges. ]]>
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