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Pros
Simon sinek explains that 'why' is the most important message that an organization can communicate as this is what inspires others to action. This book is well written and very enjoyable to read. Very accessible, down to earth, unpretentious, sound ad... Read More
Cons
It was that assertion; the ‘why’ people buy apple that made me realise the bloke is just crackers. It’s quite exhausting. Disappointing from a major publisher.
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Brilliant book providing great insight into the main areas of focus in both perosnal and business growth looking into the core ... Read More
A great book worthy of your time and hugely helpful in understanding what it takes to distil purpose in your life
Excellent book although it focuses mostly to apple marketing success and there are few paragraphs and examples that i read in o... Read More
Many of the examples in this book draw upon the tech industry and like jim collins good to great they are very uscentric
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But if youve seen the authors ted talk explaining his idea of the golden circle you will know there is a broader applicability
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I would imagine this book would benefit from an anniversary revision for some of its examples e
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Facebook twitter which already seem outdated
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Its lessons are no less potent though
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I listened to the audiobook version of this read by the author
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Without that we will not have the motivation and resilience to face challenges during the entrepreneurial journey
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The theory simon has about starting with why is excellent
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And whilst they are a great example they get a mention in nearly every chapter it starts to feel a bit repetitive at points
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