Simon Sinek: Opens Up About His Struggle With Loneliness, Love & Dating! | E230



Simon Sinek is a British-born American author and inspirational speaker, his most recent book is “The Infinite Game”.

Topics:
0:00 Intro
02:43 How are you doing?
13:26 Knowing what loneliness looks like
25:25 How to get out of a dark place
39:02 What to do when you feel lonely
44:56 How do we become more self-aware?
52:24 How to find love in the modern world
01:05:23 Learning to understand yourself
01:21:23 Why heartbreak is a good thing
01:24:22 What have you changed to create better connections
01:31:03 What does a perfect life for you look like?
01:51:02 Is someone on this mission with you?

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34 thoughts on “Simon Sinek: Opens Up About His Struggle With Loneliness, Love & Dating! | E230”

  1. I have registered for the event. I hope I get selected. Regardless of whether I come or not, please ensure the event is accessible to all with captions, BSL interpreting and wheelchair access please. Thank you.

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  2. I am so glad you have come to understand that talking about your feelings does not make you weak or make you seem less masculine. A strong woman that knows herself and is confident enough to let you know how she feels is also willing to listen to your fears, worries and how you feel without thinking less of you or feeling less attractive to you. Mutual love and respect with sharing feelings creates a deeper bond. We all need and want to be heard and makes a huge difference in our lives. Bravo gentleman!!

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  3. Have the courage to set Darwin aside and pick up The Word. Bypass the fake prosperity gospel churches and walk into a Bible-believing church. Have faith and let Christ fill your life with His people, be they simple, complex or otherwise, we have something meaningful to offer. Unless the godless path is working for you? It's the glaring timeline of abandoning Sovereign God versus secular humanism and the effects on society that we can no longer ignore. And, all other religions are exclusive and have some uncommitted members, too. So, set those worldly excuses aside and meet Christ.

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  4. Thank you both for your honesty and vulnerability, it was a honor to see you and listen you and I get a lot of wonderful reasurance and a lot of challenge to apply this in my day to day relationships.
    My love and hugs from Chile 🥰

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  5. I find that the moment you try to connect with someone on a deep emotional level, they jump ship and that in itself, makes people more depressed. It is impossible to be happy 100% of the time. As an artist, I have sacrificed friends and family for the pursuit of my dreams. Is it possible to have everything?

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  6. "Sitting in the mud" or "The Mud". One of those should be the title to Simon's next best seller. Hint: he should write about this.
    Being of service to your brother (or sister). Also, practice mental fitness: it's ok to sit in the mud!
    Love the "it's ok to have a bad at the gym idea, your mental fitness it's the same".
    Whew! That's a great topic! We ARE a fixer culture. Develop a mud guppy group.
    Many excellent points, thank you both for being vulnerable and sharing with us! ❤️

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  7. What I hear regarding his feeling of loneliness boils down to he hasn’t had an intimate/romantic relationship that has lasted.

    Some of the most professionally successful people are often the most lonely.

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  8. ah i see what yopu mean.. you have to change how you deliver the message.. i did try to watch video to react lively.. your introvert that is why.. we always sae our energy to the next thing..

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  9. What I am hearing when I tune into Simon, is sadness. Sadness and sorrow at not having been fully unconditionally seen and loved by a partner or loved one. And a very deep yearning for it, couple with a fear of getting hurt. Simon, your best partner is out there for you; you need to open up to that chapter. Yes you look at your issues, yes you talk to friends, yes you have these systems.. but these are all systematic based approaches to feel safe and secure. They are not the real flow of life. And in the real flow, that is where we come up truly and unfliteredly ourselves. Sending you lots of love.

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  10. Society teaches buck up, get on with it, be grateful, be happy. My philosophy has always been, sit in it. U were given a range of emotions, explore them. hve definitely seen a change in me me me culture, isolation. We need 2 know how to relate and see ourselves reflected in others. Wonderful conversation

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  11. Thank you. I don’t exactly know how to describe how I feel about this but the words “validated”, “inspired” and “hope-filled” keep jumping out. Brilliant. Best podcast I’ve seen on this channel.

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