We have stupidity, we have insecurity, we have ego, we have all of the things, and I have them too, right?

We have all the same issues as every other company on the planet.

The difference is how we address those issues when we have them.

Hey, great to have you back for another episode of the Craig Rochelle Leadership Podcast.

This is a bonus episode.

We just dropped the first episode of the year.

The Six Habits Great Leaders Avoid.

We covered three in the last episode.

On the first Thursday of next month, we're going to look at the next three.

Today, I have a guest for you that is going to inspire you and perhaps push you.

Now, for the record, Simon Sinek hates when people go through his resume. So I'm not going to do

that. If I did, I'd tell you he's New York Times bestselling author, and I'd tell you which

books he wrote, but I'm not going to tell you the books. And I'd tell you about his viral interviews and such. But I will tell you just personally,

I have heard him speak many times at the Global Leadership Summit, and he is a speaker that's very

principled and has pushed me. Sometimes I push back, but every time I'm challenged by him. And this is an

interview that is going to push you as well. So let's dive in today. It's valuable content. This is

Simon Sinek. Simon, hey man, it is a great honor to have you on the podcast. Nice to be here.

Thanks for having me. I've been

learning from you for years. And so my goal is to ask you at least two or three questions no

one's ever asked you before and try to draw some untapped brilliance out of you as we go.

I look forward to it. I mean, I've heard a lot of questions over the years.

Yeah, I may not succeed, but I'm going to try. I'll start with a relatively easy one before I

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