Simon Sinek: Serve Those Who Serve Others [Best of]
On September 17, 2009, Simon Sinek stepped onto a small stage for a local gathering...and proceeded to blow away the world. The event was TEDx Puget Sound. He had no slides, no fancy presentation. Just an idea and an easel. For 18 minutes, he spoke about an awakening. Something he called "the golden circle," and the…
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