“We do NOT build trust when we offer help.
We build trust when we ask for it.”
Adopted from Simon Sinek’s great quotes.
Category: Self Help
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Just this realization can change life for the “better”
“Life changes for the better when we realize that we do NOT have to know everything and we do not have to pretend we do.”
Adopted from Simon Sinek’s great quotes
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The only possible way to be “Innovative”
“To be innovative , we cannot look to what others have done.
The whole idea of blazing a path is that there was not path there before.”
Adopted from Simon Sinek’s great quotes
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Hard work vs Smart Work
“Those who know WHAT , they tend to work harder.
Those who know WHY , they tend to work smarter.”
Adopted from Simon Sinek’s great quotes
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True Leaders inspire employees
“Employees represent an opportunity to inspire , NOT a burden to carry.”
Adopted from Simon Sinek’s great quotes
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Showcasing true “integrity”
“Integrity is when we say the same things publicly that we say privately.”
Adopted from Simon Sinek’s great quotes
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Why “feeling safe” is our basic instinct
“We would not have work life balance until we feel safe in the place that we live and feel safe in the place that we work.”
Adopted from Simon Sinek’s great quotes
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This truth on marketing has not changed over the years
“For the last five hundred years . the best way to succeed has been to treat everyone as a stranger you could do business with.”
Adopted from Seth Godin’s book Linchpin
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Relevance of Dunbar’s Number
What is the relevance of Dunbar’s Number in the age of Social Media?
What is the relevance of Dunbar’s Number in the modern day of social media? To know the answer we first need to understand the concept of this number.
Understanding Dunbar’s Number – “British anthropologist Robin Dunbar theorized that a typical person can’t easily have more than 150 people in his tribe. After 150 friends and fellow citizens we cannot keep track. It is too complicated.”
This exposes the limitation of human brain in terms of maximum number of connections we can have at any point of time.
In the modern age of social media where we have virtual friends and connections it is common to have 1000 connections showing how superficial we can get in the age of social media.
Seth Godin exposes us to this truth in his book Linchpin and inspires us to focus on true human bonds instead of superficial virtual connections.
For another interesting insight from Seth Godin’s Linchpin please read:
https://viewpointsunplugged.com/who-is-a-true-linchpin/
Seth Godin’s blog is a wonderful place to get started if you want to feel inspired, please visit:
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Overcoming resistance of the limbic brain
The limbic brain or the lizard brain in human beings is the single biggest resistance towards change.
Its inherent tendency is to anticipate fear and stay away from things that bring in a change to the status quo.
A linchpin conquers the resistance of the limbic brain and is open to take calculated risks.
“It is impossible to be a linchpin if you agree to feed your anxiety.”
Adopted from Seth Godin’s book Linchpin.