May 27, 2025 Simon Sinek
No One Learns to Swim on the Shore
The ability to take on something radically new isn’t rare—it’s human. Simon unpacks how we grow when we leap.
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May 19, 2025 Team Simon
12 Words That Kill Trust (And What to Say Instead)
These simple word swaps will turn difficult conversations into productive ones.
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May 19, 2025 Team Simon
Tired of Soul-Crushing Corporate Jargon? Help Us Bury the Worst Acronyms
We’re done decoding alphabet soup in meetings. Nominate the acronyms that deserve a proper burial—and make room for clearer, human communication.
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May 19, 2025 Team Simon
What to Do When Your Company Has Zero Promotion Path
How to take control of your career growth—even when your company offers no roadmap, titles are vague, and promotions feel like guesswork.
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May 16, 2025 Team Simon
Hate Your Company’s Culture? Here’s One Thing You Can Do About It
You don’t need a fancy title to change your company culture—just initiative, creativity, and a willingness to make work a little more human.
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May 16, 2025 Team Simon
How to Make Your Boss Notice Your Work (Without Looking Like You’re Bragging)
Boost your visibility at work by aligning with your boss’s goals and communicating your contributions with confidence—no bragging required.
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May 16, 2025 Team Simon
Overwhelmed at Work? Here’s Exactly What to Say to Your Boss
How to shift the conversation from “too much work” to “what matters most”—and get your boss on your side.
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May 16, 2025 Team Simon
Your Coworker Stole Your Idea? Here’s Simon’s 3-Step Response
How to spot when idea theft becomes a pattern and tactfully reclaim credit without causing conflict.
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May 15, 2025 Team Simon
99 Rejections in a Row? How to Turn Sales Nos into Your Secret Weapon
When every call ends in “no,” it’s not failure—it’s a chance to experiment, learn, and unlock the sales strategy that actually works for you.
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May 15, 2025 Team Simon
That Gut Feeling Your Job’s at Risk? Here’s What to Do About It
It may seem backward, but easing your manager’s discomfort can be the key to saving your job—or leaving it with dignity.
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