Relationships with Christina Tosi & Will Guidara | a Bit of Optimism (Podcast): Episode 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
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The best way to learn more about what it takes to build a great relationship is to spend time with people who have a great relationship. That’s why Simon called his favorite couple Christina Tosi, the founder of Milk Bar, and Will Guidara, co-founder of Eleven Madison Park and the Welcome Conference. Everything they talked about sparked new insights into what it means to have and build a great relationship.
During these times, we are all having to find new ways to connect. Join me every week from my kitchen table as I talk with people that inspire me, about love, life, leadership and silver linings. The hope is that we all leave with something I think we need these days… A Bit of Optimism…
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Simon is an unshakable optimist who believes in a bright future and our ability to build it together. Described as “a visionary thinker with a rare intellect,” Simon teaches leaders and organizations how to inspire people. With a bold goal to help build a world in which the vast majority of people wake up every single day feeling inspired, feel safe at work, and feel fulfilled at the end of the day, Simon is leading a movement to inspire people to do the things that inspire them. Simon is the author of multiple best-selling books including Start With Why, Leaders Eat Last, Together is Better, and Find Your Why. His new book, The Infinite Game, will be released in 2019.
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*"Love is giving someone power to destroy you and trusting they won't use it."*
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Hello Simon,
I just wanted to say that I took the day off work today and I have other things to do that I normally cannot do during the work week and I never leave comments like this on any TH-cam video's. However despite all of that the Energy and optimism you and your guests displayed was so awesome I had to leave one. You inspire me to be better today than I was yesterday. Thank you for this wonderful podcast and I hope you keep doing them. Life long listener first time commenter.
Thank You
"Love is giving someone the power to destroy you, and trusting they won't do it" So True
An amazing similarity between Simon and Will’s tone of voice, word flow/energy, even their laugh…You can feel the connection…I Love it !!!
I wish that Simon shot video of them while having this talk! Their optimist expression will be awesome to see
anyway.. great talk thanks for sharing with us Simon!
I love watching (or listening to) really good friends get into deep rapport. There is an alignment on a subconscious level of speech tones, intonations, cadence, even the way you drag some words out, and the timing of exhales. And of course the full belly laughs. You can feel the connection ❤️
I loved every part of this conversation, thank you. All of our friendships are a work in progress and have seasons. I sent a similar message to a few friends about 2 years ago and none of them even had the decency to reply. I too felt similar to you. It felt like a weight off 'breaking up' with friends that were not as invested in the friendships as I was, also one was toxic.
So many just walk away and don't have contact, in my situation they are friends with my partner even now, so I knew I had to address it. Thank you for this amazing, refreshing and beautiful conversation.
I can understand if that person is busy and has a lot to do but it feels like excuses. I think it’s sad that this world runs off of narcissism.
I’m glad you set boundaries I may have to do the same at work I’m so disappointed in how selfish and immature everyone has been it makes me so mad then I have to try and hold it together they just want me to fail like them. It’s embarrassing to go to multiple lead chefs and be like “so and so is lazy and doesn’t want to help me.” I’m a dishwasher yet the two leads can’t help me it took me everything to not go off on her. So now they hold resentment toward me for going to the other lead but I’m just done we all need to work together instead of getting emotions involved. The good thing is that my boss and others know I’m a hard worker I have always usually been like Simon says their are wonderful bakers which is nice and I appreciate them so much but some people need to go
This is nice. The conversation is upbeat with good doses of giggles, deep reflections and wisdom.
amazing conversation between 3 incredible individuals! i really really enjoyed this episode! cant wait for more! 😊👏🏻
Such a refreshing podcast! Really enjoyed listening :D
Thank you for using "a bit of". It really makes a difference. Thank you for being realistic.
Thank you for a bright and beautiful conversation about relationship with friends. It’s so rare when the value of friends is discussed, even though we know we can’t be who we are with out them. I plan on sending this to everyone of my friends whose friendship matters to me so we can talk together about our value to each other. This will be the catalyst for that conversation.
I love that equitable take over equal! Most people possess a "give and take" mentality of both contributing equally yet equitably brings another dimension in a relationship. Cheers to appreciation for everything especially now and realizing how less means more. Minimalist living actually helps one enjoy more of life!! Thank you for this podcast.
Love love love the dynamic and energy of this podcast! Thank you for sharing it with the world! I felt like this conversation was just for me.
Excellent points. May we all pursue our relationships and make them better.
Hello Simon, thank you sincerely for creating this series on optimism! Your works a gift to humanity.
I love the idea of your podcast and I like this topic about relationship! :)
I really needed this, it’s too easy to justify enabling others to to take advantage of you. But I still think it’s important to recognize that gain and loss aren’t always easy to discern or the deciding factor. I have poured my heart out to people I know wouldn’t do the same and I too am the initiator for hanging out with all of my friends. But when I felt so empty and frankly bitter that no one gave back, I chose to keep trying. Now many of my friends give back and reciprocity won out. I guess the lesson hear is to be honest to yourself, about what your giving and what your getting back, it’s fine to giv your whole cup, as long as you don’t expect yours filled in return.
Moreeee of this please!
I love the positivity flowing in this conversation
This is really insightful, all of it! I love listening and hearing all three perspectives from Simon talking about friends that ended up "unfriending", Christina talking about energy, and Will talking about the glass of water analogy. I like the description about equity as well. Reflecting on what we've learned in 2020: say yes to less. And, of course, pursuing what is good in our lives to keep it good and make it better. This is a conversation I would have loved to be a part of!
Simon, Love all your books and looking forward to more episodes of your podcast. I have taken all the information from your books and refer to them constantly to be the best leader I can be, and build the best company possible. Great work and thank you for all you do 🙏🙏🙏
Great content Simon as always. Terrifically inspiring conversation and great to get to know Christina and Will. Just one suggestion: if you want to create more space for people to get to know your guests, you may want to consider letting them talk more and freely so they warm up and go deeper in the limited time you have them. Great stuff. Thanks for your optimism and work man!
Sometimes the answer is in beeing fully present in the moment: with a person or situation at hand and just allow it to be, to feel the energy and positive vibe make it's way and stopping the mind questioning and visualising any wishful outcome but just enjoying and beeing there...and is not easy :anytime we perceive that something "rationally "have a potential ,we end up in trying to trap it into our "mind prison of expectation "🙈☺.... and absolutely the main thing I feel , especially in the communication between Christina and Will ,seems to be the willingness to listen and understand with commitment and respect without any ego intermission but only from openness and pure receptivity.
Really nice vibe and uplifting talk 🙏☺
So much authenticity and abundance of everything! Thank you Simon Sinek you area beautiful sunshine angel
Exactly. 🔥
This episode was so insightful, I loved your definition of love and what it actually is. If more relationships were defined like that, then we would have so many fruitful relationships and budding friendships!
In our life journey, it is great to encounter people, to love and to share precious moments because good company will make our journey seem shorter, and more pleasant 🖖
You're optimistic Simon. Thank you. God loves you.
Brilliant idea of series, Simon! Thanks for creating that while sharing this optimism and, enthusiasm.
Loved this exploration of relationship. Thank you all for such an enriching conversation 😊
To Simon and team, this was an amazing video, and I loved it. And, there were so many ad’s that it took away from my experience. One or trim is fine. Thirteen is too many.
Wonderful podcast with the most awesome people in the world love them both 🧡
I very much enjoyed this thank you 🙏 I especially liked the validation of ending a relationship if it is one sided ... not being responsible for the whole relationship but owning how you feel in it . Also family dinner even if it’s once a week !!!
It's just wow!!! Your each and every videos are incredible full of authenticity like your whole being very simple but quite effective.It's truly truly amazing so touching.May God almighty continue to bless 🙏 you more and more to create more incredible videos for us.A huge thanks from the bottom of my heart.God bless.
Brilliant, thank you for sharing. What a great couple with great insights.
Excellent conversation thanks
great listen, definitely should do more, especially about relationships
I loved this conservation
Love it! I just stopped by 14:54 because there was something similar going on by me. I did have friends which I unfriended for the same reasons. I didn't speak it out to them, but maybe I will someday, but I think they get it anyway.
This is just wonderful. ♥
It's A great and blessed Episode"🔮 Thank you so much ⭐ for sharing this Conversation"🔮
Godbless you Always "dear"Simon Senik"🔮
I love Simon and his first episode is about one of my favorite chefs what are the odds haha
E. Lockhart…”Love is when you give someone else the power to destroy you, and you trust them not to do it.”
Great content, thanks....
Nice content.. Tq Simon 👍😀🌺
God bless all
Amazing 😎 ‼️ 🎶
Regarding unfriending people who aren't at the same... "stage of life" as you. Obviously we all want to associate ourselves with someone that will push us to better ourselves either directly or indirectly. If we were to compare that to a stair or marathon, isn't it better to find people who are ahead of us (therefore not the same stage)? Someone that has already walked the path. If we did that, wouldn't that mean we're the one that should be unfriended by them? Is our goal to only accept people that are on the same "stage" as us?
wonderful
Good video and information (A+)
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( 13:45 ) I am thoroughly benefitting from this interview but do we really need to have our friends know that we are assessing them as such? Im only asking. Wouldn't empathy, in part, be to let them be and wish them the best even though they do not satisfy our personal needs. To me empathy means this. Hoping for the best for another, minus the ultimatum. The ultimatum means we want our own needs met also, but this does not demonstrate true compassion or understanding or love even. Sometimes, in all types of relationships we have to step back yes but i think throwing in the ultimatum is a human trait we need to lose. My stating this may seem completely stupid but love - which is the basis for all our relationships - "does not look for its own interests." Empathy, compassion and all the associated traits you speak of are all rooted in (agape) love. Which is why true love is so hard to come by and can never be perfectly attained. Though enough have come close. Anyway, what I was saying is that I personally think throwing the ball in the court of friends for some....oh this is too much writing. I have to stop. Im enjoying the interview.
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Is This On Any Kind Of Podcast Sites Like Spotify Or Anything Pls Anyone
Yes! A Bit of Optimism is streaming on Spotify, Apple, and anywhere you listen to podcasts. - Team Simon
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Simon, you're so inspiring person. I do like your work. But, as an interviewer - as a constructive feedback - you talk to much - Your guest (s) should talk more. What do you think?
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I just realized I haven’t seen a paperweight in years.
What a load of 36mins of bull crap
This is amazing, thank you. I hope one day you and I an talk about the culinary industry and all its ups and downs.