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I normally avoid "airport books", but I read this because a client was reading it and wanted to discuss it. To my great surprise, I found it very readable and really inspiring.
The Infinite Game by Simon Sinek gives us inspiration to play the Infinite Game against ourselves vs. the Finite game against each other. It challenges the ways that we look at the responsibility of business and our responsibility to each other and our employees. As someone who values adaptability in business and life, it was heartening to read a book that so directly challenged closed-mindedness and inflexibility. It is important to remember that at the end of the day, there will be no winners of success, of family and of life. We must all play the infinite game to find true success and meaning in our work.
Favorite Quote
“Courage is not the actions we take but it is the willingness to completely change our perception of how the world works.” – Simon Sinek, The Infinite Game
Discussion Guide for The Infinite Game by Simon Sinek
How do you cultivate an Infinite mindset in your personal and professional life?
How do you define BHAG vs. infinite goals?
How would you revise the responsibility of business?
How do you create an environment in which your people can work to their natural best?
How do you invest in your people to create this environment?
How do you build trust with members of your team? How do you create a culture of trust within your organization?
How do you evaluate problems to make sure that you’re not leading through structure instead of leading your organization effectively?
Who are your company’s Worthy Rivals?
How will you cultivate the courage to lead in your own life and organization?
Disclaimer – I received a press copy of The Infinite Game to write about from Penguin Random House. In addition, his and all my posts may contain affiliate links! Please see full disclosure – Here – Kate <3
Favorite Quote
“Courage is not the actions we take but it is the willingness to completely change our perception of how the world works.” – Simon Sinek, The Infinite Game
Discussion Guide for The Infinite Game by Simon Sinek
How do you cultivate an Infinite mindset in your personal and professional life?
How do you define BHAG vs. infinite goals?
How would you revise the responsibility of business?
How do you create an environment in which your people can work to their natural best?
How do you invest in your people to create this environment?
How do you build trust with members of your team? How do you create a culture of trust within your organization?
How do you evaluate problems to make sure that you’re not leading through structure instead of leading your organization effectively?
Who are your company’s Worthy Rivals?
How will you cultivate the courage to lead in your own life and organization?
Disclaimer – I received a press copy of The Infinite Game to write about from Penguin Random House. In addition, his and all my posts may contain affiliate links! Please see full disclosure – Here – Kate <3
inspiring
fast-paced
The book begins with the titular philosophy, that's great. The last 30% is biographies of famous people through the lense of the philosophy and you could skip it.
informative
inspiring
slow-paced
Generally good idea, especially in the second half of the book but it could probably be 100 pages shorter. For every chapter as well as for the whole book you get the idea quiet early but then there are three more examples and almost no studies. I know this is an American way of writing these books, but I just don’t vibe with it
informative
medium-paced
This is a very hopeful book. That there is another way to look at the world other than in this simplistic black and white, finite-what's-in-it-for-me way gives me a clear vision to what life should really be, professionally and personally. It's a must read.
hopeful
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inspiring
reflective
fast-paced
informative
inspiring
reflective
medium-paced