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Chapter 2
Chapter 2 made me pause and reflect on how often I've manipulated my team by using incentives like a fancy lunch as motivation to hit milestones when we've had to deal with multiple priorities 😃. Sinek doesn’t say these tactics are bad, but he makes it clear they only drive short-term results. So starting today I chose to inspire rather than manipulate!
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Nice points @Grace Ibeneme I’ve found that I’m much more comfortable attending a team dinner when I feel aligned with the team, when I understand the “why,” feel included, and not like I’m just showing up for a paycheck. I’ve experienced both sides of that in my career.
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And honestly, if I can’t decide, I may just let my appetite make the call, food is a solid motivator 😂
Questions for 01/15
Hello Aglow readers! I hope everyone is doing well. Are there any questions or topics you’d like us to be sure to discuss tomorrow? Let’s jot them down ahead of time. Thanks!
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Reflection…..going beyond why I produce to why I consume
I initially questioned Simon’s adoration for Apple because I am an Apple fan and to be honest I believe I just followed the cult. Most of my friends used Apple when I moved to the US. So I joined them when I could afford it. But what made me stay was how easy it was to move seamlessly from my phone to my laptop and how everything was synchronized. However, as I thought much more deeply, when I got to page 43, I realized that apple has kept to its original why over the years. They wanted to create an OS that would give an individual sitting at home or walking down the streets the same advantage as a company. I realized that apple made their cameras especially for videos so great that people do not really need get fancy cameras like they used to. Anyone can use their iPhone as a camera and a phone as well as for other purposes. Thats my personal why for apple. Beyond thinking of the why for the companies, services and products I create, I have started thinking of the why for the services and products I consume.
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I love this reflection, Gloria. Chapter 5 highlights a powerful truth—that clarity of WHY must come first, but it only becomes meaningful when it’s reinforced by discipline in HOW and consistency in WHAT. As an Apple fan, this really resonated with me. I’ve always appreciated Apple not only for its aesthetically pleasing design (which I understand was influenced by Steve Jobs’ background in calligraphy), but also for how seamlessly the devices work together like parts of one cohesive ecosystem helping to make my communication easier.
UPDATED readers guide for SWW
Hi Aglow Readers! We’ve updated the reader’s guide with new sections to read for the remaining three weeks of Start With Why by Simon Sinek to help spark richer discussions. Please be sure to check out the updated guide, as the recommended reading for this Thursday (01/15) has changed. I’m looking forward to hearing your insights, and feel free to share your thoughts as you read—something you notice might really resonate with someone else. Thanks, everyone!
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@Gloria Esoimeme awesome!!! My fav so far, I’ve read chapters 3 and 4, moving to chapter 5 next.
Try Reading 15 minutes twice daily
It’s been 3 days since our last live session. How’s your reading going? If you read for 15 mins twice daily, you should be able to cover the assigned pages/section before our next meeting. Set an alarm and put all distractions away (including scrolling on IG) and you’ll be surprised by how much reading you can get done. I would love to hear about your insights from the Golden Circle @Sneha Sujith, @Ojealero Isemede @Nneze Nwankwo @Grace Ibeneme @Aleobe Eruemulor .
Try Reading 15 minutes twice daily
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Thanks Gloria for the recommendation, it’s great to be intentional about protecting our time to read. Lately, I’ve been really enjoying reading first thing in the morning. I don’t always set a strict time limit, instead, I read until I finish 10–20 pages, complete a chapter or hit a small goal I set for myself. Mornings are when I feel most focused and present, and I find I connect more deeply with the text before the day pulls me in a hundred different directions with kids, emails, and everything else. Curious, does anyone else have a favorite time of day to read?
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