Stories & Articles

Learn Simon’s Simple Exercise for Finding Your WHY

Simon explains how this fun and enlightening exercise with friends can help you illuminate your WHY and better understand who you are at your natural best.

5 Signs Your Employer Wants You to Find Meaning in Your Work

The Optimism Company dives into the things to look for when determining whether or not a company actually holds itself true to its values, impact, and just cause.

Genius Life Lessons from Sylvester Stallone

The Optimism Company talks about Sylvester Stallone’s recent documentary, “Sly”, on Netflix and how it is an uplifting and inspiring tale of optimism.

The Overlooked Skill That’s More Important Than Leadership

NBA legend Shane Battier sits down with Simon Sinek to talk about how being a great teammate is more important than just being a good leader.

The One Question You Should Always Ask in Job Interviews

Simon Sinek shares his thoughts about interview tactics, what interview question to avoid, and what question to ask instead.

Start Any Presentation with Confidence: Simon’s Expert Tips and Tricks

Let’s face it: Getting started is half the battle. By following Simon’s advice, you’ll not only prepare less and stress less but also captivate your audience from the very beginning.

Thrive Causemetics Founder Karissa Bodnar Reveals One Simple Thing Too Many Leaders Forget

Karissa Bodnar, Founder of Thrive Causemetics, sits down with Simon Sinek to talk about the beauty industry, creating a product with passion, and purpose.

What the Navy SEALs Can Teach Businesses About Team-Building

In the world of elite military units, few embody the spirit of trust, teamwork, and unwavering commitment that Simon often talks about quite like the Navy SEALs.

How Gen Z is Transforming the Workplace

As the latest generation to enter the workforce, Gen Z brings a unique perspective and a fresh set of skills.

Human Connection in the Age of AI: Why It’s More Important than Ever

In our fast-paced, technology-driven world, it can be easy to lose sight of the deeper and more meaningful aspects of life.