How Great Leaders Inspire Action: Simon Sinek on TED

I saw this  18 minute TED talk by Simon Sinek on  how great leaders inspire action.  When I listen (and listen again), I am inspired on how this three circle concept that he articulates helps shape and guide decisions on a daily basis.

When you are either leading or a key contributor to any improvement effort, you want to maintain your core values in your daily decisions.  What I see as important is that the three circles help you  frame and guide decisions you make on a daily basis.  Whether you are working in a non-profit or commercial organization, this model can help serve as a filter for the decisions you make, especially when you are trying to improve in certain areas of your work or personal life.

Which key point from Mr. Sinek’s talk do you find most powerful?

How have you seen this work (or not work) in your work?

 

Welcome to the Shelton Leadership Center Blog

Welcome to the Shelton Leadership Center at North Carolina State University. This blog is a tool for values based leaders who want practical tools on various values based leadership topics. It also serves as a community commons to share lessons learned on their continuing practice of values based leadership.

The Shelton Leadership Center focuses on inspiring, educating, and developing values based leaders committed to personal ethics, professional ethics, and selfless service. We focus our work on emerging leaders and current leaders,  ranging from high school students to senior executives.

We look forward to continuing the conversation.