Simon Sinek

It was considered an alternative media.

Don't worry about it.

But now when something gets a billion views, um, there's no direct advertising dollars applied to that show.

And there's no syndication applied to that show.

And even though that show may...

We can't tell that that's why somebody subscribed because the subscription made the money, not the show, even though the show gets more views than everybody else.

And Netflix and none of the streamers tell you the numbers of the views, which is really a bad idea because it goes back to metrics and numbers, which is if you can count it, you need to share the numbers so that we can establish a value.

And if we can establish a value, we can say what it's worth.

Right?

So hiding numbers is never a good thing when it comes to playing with people's income.

Well, it's everything that I write about in every single one of my books.

The infinite game.

Yeah.

The infinite game, leaders eat less and start with why, all are attempting to chip away.

That, you know, start with why was that companies should be driven by a higher calling and higher purpose, not just making money.

It's totally anti Milton Friedman and Jack Welch.

I mean, I hope to undo everything Jack Welch ever did.

You know, Leaders Eat Last was about taking care of the people in our care.

You know, that leadership is not about being in charge, but taking care of those in your charge.

And The Infinite Game is recognizing that this game of business cannot be won, so stop playing it like it's a finite game and stop using people as pawns and start being grateful that they're helping you advance something bigger than yourself.