Name: Simon Sinek: Why Leaders Eat Last by Lewis Howes
Duration: 57 min 43 s
Description: Simon Sinek is the mastermind behind Start with Why. His latest work, Leaders Eat Last, is another masterpiece on the topic of leadership. On this episode of the School of Greatness podcast, Lewis Howes and Simon go in-depth on the most pressing concerns for those seeking to create amazing, un-paralleled results with their lives and teams.

@deecote: Wow that was quite an interview. As a veteran, I appreciated his inquiry into the Colonel's challenge.  I would have to agree that leadership & parenting are very close "siblings" or should be. Perhaps the missing link, today.  Lewis, you might have actually caught him off guard toward the end. It was a great question without being intrusive.

whoa fuck that! Apple makes me use Macs and iPhones the way THEY want. I want to use a mini jack NO. I'd like to change some settings or install this app or access this folder NO NAH NOPE. You have to do it this way. Obey the Apple way forever.

Jesus Christ. I will never forget this sentence. Sums up so much of what was dysfunctional in our relationship

thank you for sharing your experiences and you are an inspiration....

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