Simon Sinek
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5,256 appearances
15 recordings
11 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard 18 Jun
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And she would leave on a high and that high would stay until the following week.
It was only when we reversed the scenario where that she had the opportunity to take care of someone she loved that she was able to find the solutions to her own challenges.
And I'm a great believer that we have to remember we're social animals.
We need each other.
And this is the great paradox of being human.
At every moment of every day, we are both individuals and members of groups.
And there's a debate.
Do you take care of yourself first or do you take care of others first?
And there's a whole school of thoughts that says you have to take care of yourself first because if you're not healthy, you can't take care of others.
And there's a whole school of thought that says, no, you have to take care of others first so that when you're in need, they'll be there for you.
And the answer is you're both right and you're both wrong.
It's a paradox.
It's a struggle.
And every day we're faced with sometimes big but often small choices.
do I prioritize myself at the sacrifice of the group or do I prioritize the group at the sacrifice of myself?
And folks like Maslow, like Maslow's hierarchy of needs, Maslow made a huge mistake in that hierarchy, which is his baseline, our basic need is food and shelter, right?
I've never heard of anyone dying by suicide because they were hungry.
I've heard of people dying by suicide because they were lonely.
And yet social relationships in Maslow's hierarchy is number three.
But that doesn't sound right.
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