Simon Sinek's Start With Why teaches that companies like Apple and Harley-Davidson succeed by knowing their purpose. Leaders must listen, not just speak, to employees and customers. People who live by their why attract followers naturally.
3 leadership lessons I learned from Simon Sinek's Start With Why. The first lesson says that the companies who follow their why, the companies who know their deep reasons why they are doing what they are doing, they are able to sustain for the long term. There are so many examples of that. We take it Apple, we take it Harley, or any other such company. First of all, they need to be clear with their why. Number 2, he says that communication is not about speaking, it's more about listening. Listening to your it, listening to your customer, listening to your management. And when you champion that, that's where you go to the next level. And number 3 is for the individuals. He said that if you follow your why, others will follow you. If you are clear why you are doing what you are doing, there are good chances that others will also follow you. What lesson did you learn from Start With Why?
