Simon Sinek

Their companies will be found guilty of a crime, but the people who are pulling the levers aren't.

Their companies will be found guilty of a crime, but the people who are pulling the levers aren't.

Their companies will be found guilty of a crime, but the people who are pulling the levers aren't.

And I think when you can get away with making abhorrent decisions and having zero accountability and a large corporation, you know, loses a couple million bucks, a multi, multi, multi, multi, multi, multi-billion dollar corporation loses a few bucks, like, they'll take it off their books, they'll charge it back to the customer, and they'll go on with their lives.

And I think when you can get away with making abhorrent decisions and having zero accountability and a large corporation, you know, loses a couple million bucks, a multi, multi, multi, multi, multi, multi-billion dollar corporation loses a few bucks, like, they'll take it off their books, they'll charge it back to the customer, and they'll go on with their lives.

And I think when you can get away with making abhorrent decisions and having zero accountability and a large corporation, you know, loses a couple million bucks, a multi, multi, multi, multi, multi, multi-billion dollar corporation loses a few bucks, like, they'll take it off their books, they'll charge it back to the customer, and they'll go on with their lives.

And I think, I mean, let's take something that happened that's horrible, right? Horrible, which is we saw the assassination of the executive of a healthcare company. OK, and and we see what the response is. Right. There are people who are justifying murder because they see the inequality of how health care companies treat us.

And I think, I mean, let's take something that happened that's horrible, right? Horrible, which is we saw the assassination of the executive of a healthcare company. OK, and and we see what the response is. Right. There are people who are justifying murder because they see the inequality of how health care companies treat us.

And I think, I mean, let's take something that happened that's horrible, right? Horrible, which is we saw the assassination of the executive of a healthcare company. OK, and and we see what the response is. Right. There are people who are justifying murder because they see the inequality of how health care companies treat us.

And and we've many of us either have directly or indirectly friends and family struggled to. with legitimate insurance claims because the insurance companies have to meet their financial obligations. And so why do we have to get to the point where this voice is only being, like the voice of the people is only being heard after the assassination of, like it's abhorrent.

And and we've many of us either have directly or indirectly friends and family struggled to. with legitimate insurance claims because the insurance companies have to meet their financial obligations. And so why do we have to get to the point where this voice is only being, like the voice of the people is only being heard after the assassination of, like it's abhorrent.

And and we've many of us either have directly or indirectly friends and family struggled to. with legitimate insurance claims because the insurance companies have to meet their financial obligations. And so why do we have to get to the point where this voice is only being, like the voice of the people is only being heard after the assassination of, like it's abhorrent.

We cannot justify murder ever, but people are rationalizing it. right? People are rationalizing and heroizing a murderer because the pain that goes alongside of it. And so I'm asking corporate America, right? Which is, shouldn't we have these conversations before somebody gets to a boiling point where a horrible crime is committed, right?

We cannot justify murder ever, but people are rationalizing it. right? People are rationalizing and heroizing a murderer because the pain that goes alongside of it. And so I'm asking corporate America, right? Which is, shouldn't we have these conversations before somebody gets to a boiling point where a horrible crime is committed, right?

We cannot justify murder ever, but people are rationalizing it. right? People are rationalizing and heroizing a murderer because the pain that goes alongside of it. And so I'm asking corporate America, right? Which is, shouldn't we have these conversations before somebody gets to a boiling point where a horrible crime is committed, right?

And so I think businesses, the good news is there's a young generation of leader that's coming in, that's raising these questions, that's speaking like us. I shouldn't have a career, right? Nobody should be giving me a microphone to have these opinions because it shouldn't be an issue. But the fact that it is means that there's a bubbling. It means there's a demand, right?

And so I think businesses, the good news is there's a young generation of leader that's coming in, that's raising these questions, that's speaking like us. I shouldn't have a career, right? Nobody should be giving me a microphone to have these opinions because it shouldn't be an issue. But the fact that it is means that there's a bubbling. It means there's a demand, right?

And so I think businesses, the good news is there's a young generation of leader that's coming in, that's raising these questions, that's speaking like us. I shouldn't have a career, right? Nobody should be giving me a microphone to have these opinions because it shouldn't be an issue. But the fact that it is means that there's a bubbling. It means there's a demand, right?

And this is the populist movement that we see on the left and the right of the political aisle sweeping across America because what we're seeing, and by the way, not just America, the world, because what we're seeing is an unbalanced system. Nobody minds that a senior executive makes more money. We don't even mind if they make multiples more than me. That doesn't bother me.

And this is the populist movement that we see on the left and the right of the political aisle sweeping across America because what we're seeing, and by the way, not just America, the world, because what we're seeing is an unbalanced system. Nobody minds that a senior executive makes more money. We don't even mind if they make multiples more than me. That doesn't bother me.