Find Your Why

Good book

The most inspired sentence was that "Each of us has one WHY. It's not a statement about who aspire to be; it expresses who we are when we are at our natural best." Ever since I've thought what is my natural best, during the process, I've found so many wonders in our society where we stand. Now I watched this video, convinced that we need a new type of leader for the next century. Old type leaders are just following the old system. In terms of women, the way look at us is that they can be laid or not. Young enough or not. I don't want to follow them naturally since I was young. That is the main reason which produces so many social problems. We know that social media has two faces, but if your words are sincere, "There was a great man who made every man feel small. But the meaning of a REAL great man is the man who makes every man feel GREAT," is the word about you. PS: Right after I put my message above, something has been changed!! (Probably the authority wants to be like you!) Thank you for showing us the vision of a new leader, which makes us realize what to do.

Ein Buch für die sehr aktiven Leser. Wie auch das Vorgängermodell sehr interessant und gute Ideen. Viele Bereiche zum selbst mitarbeiten und weniger zum puren Wissen tanken. Unbedingt Stift und Papier bereit halten :)

Libro in lingua inglese dell'autore Simon Sinek, sequel del libro intitolato "Start with why". Per farla breve tratta di economia, marketing e principalmente di come motivare il proprio team e presentare le proprie idee/motivazioni/ragioni in primo luogo partendo dal "Perchè", e ancora prima trovando il proprio perchè. Una lettura davvero molto interessante per gli amanti di questi argomenti, scritto in un inglese molto comprensibile (a parte termini specifici qua e la) che però si assimilano facilmente. Il libro è fisicamente più grande di quello che ci si aspetta, copertina flessibile lucida, molto d'impatto anche come regalo

Find Your Why was a really helpful read for me. I’ve read books about purpose before, but this one takes the idea and actually breaks it down into steps you can follow instead of just talking about inspiration. It makes you slow down and think about what really drives you — not just what you do, but why you do it. That shift alone made the book worth reading. I liked how the authors walk you through actual exercises to uncover your personal “why,” and then extend those same principles to teams. A lot of books talk about purpose at a high level, but this one gives you structure and questions that help you dig deeper. It made me reflect on my own values, strengths, and the moments in my life when I felt the most fulfilled — and how those connect to what I want to do going forward. It also does a good job explaining how teams can find a shared “why,” which is something that can really change how people show up at work. The examples throughout the book make the process feel relatable instead of overwhelming. If there’s one drawback, it’s that the exercises require time and some honest reflection. This isn’t a book you skim and instantly get the full impact — you get out of it what you put in. And if you’ve read Start With Why, some of the ideas here will feel familiar, since this book is more of the hands-on companion. Overall, Find Your Why is a practical, thoughtful guide for anyone wanting to better understand their purpose or help a team get aligned around something meaningful. It’s simple, clear, and genuinely useful if you’re willing to do the work.

Book looks a little old and torn on the edges. Well it's the content that matters more.