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whowerebetterqualified,betterfunded——
andtheydidn’tachievepoweredmanflight,
andtheWrightbrothersbeatthemtoit。
There'
ssomethingelseatplayhere。
1:
17Aboutthreeandahalfyearsago,Imadeadiscovery.
AndthisdiscoveryprofoundlychangedmyviewonhowIthoughttheworldworked,
anditevenprofoundlychangedthewayinwhichIoperateinit.
Asitturnsout,there'
sapattern。
Asitturnsout,allthegreatinspiringleadersandorganizationsintheworld,
whetherit'
sAppleorMartinLutherKingortheWrightbrothers,
theyallthink,actandcommunicatetheexactsameway.
Andit’sthecompleteoppositetoeveryoneelse。
AllIdidwascodifyit,
andit'
sprobablytheworld'
ssimplestidea.
Icallitthegoldencircle.
2:
07Why?
How?
What?
Thislittleideaexplains
whysomeorganizationsandsomeleadersareabletoinspirewhereothersaren’t.
Letmedefinethetermsreallyquickly.
Everysingleperson,everysingleorganizationontheplanet
knowswhattheydo,100percent。
Someknowhowtheydoit,
whetheryoucallityourdifferentiatedvalueproposition
oryourproprietaryprocessoryourUSP.
Butvery,veryfewpeopleororganizationsknowwhytheydowhattheydo.
Andby”why”Idon’tmean”tomakeaprofit。
”That’saresult.It’salwaysaresult。
By"
why,”Imean:
What'
syourpurpose?
What'
syourcause?
syourbelief?
Whydoesyourorganizationexist?
Whydoyougetoutofbedinthemorning?
Andwhyshouldanyonecare?
Asaresult,thewaywethink,weact,
thewaywecommunicateisfromtheoutsidein,it’sobvious.
Wegofromtheclearestthingtothefuzziestthing.
Buttheinspiredleadersandtheinspiredorganizations——
regardlessoftheirsize,regardlessoftheirindustry-—
allthink,actandcommunicatefromtheinsideout.
3:
13Letmegiveyouanexample。
IuseApplebecausethey’reeasytounderstandandeverybodygetsit。
IfApplewerelikeeveryoneelse,
amarketingmessagefromthemmightsoundlikethis:
”Wemakegreatcomputers。
They'
rebeautifullydesigned,simpletouseanduserfriendly.
Wanttobuyone?
"
Meh。
That’showmostofuscommunicate。
That'
showmostmarketingandsalesaredone,
that’showwecommunicateinterpersonally.
Wesaywhatwedo,
wesayhowwe'
redifferentorbetter
andweexpectsomesortofabehavior,
apurchase,avote,somethinglikethat。
Here’sournewlawfirm:
Wehavethebestlawyerswiththebiggestclients,
wealwaysperformforourclients。
Here'
sournewcar:
Itgetsgreatgasmileage,ithasleatherseats。
Buyourcar.
Butit'
suninspiring.
4:
00Here’showAppleactuallycommunicates.
”Everythingwedo,webelieveinchallengingthestatusquo。
Webelieveinthinkingdifferently.
Thewaywechallengethestatusquo
isbymakingourproductsbeautifullydesigned,
simpletouseanduserfriendly.
Wejusthappentomakegreatcomputers.
Wanttobuyone?
”
Totallydifferent,right?
You'
rereadytobuyacomputerfromme。
Ijustreversedtheorderoftheinformation.
Whatitprovestousisthatpeopledon'
tbuywhatyoudo;
peoplebuywhyyoudoit.
4:
35Thisexplainswhyeverysinglepersoninthisroom
isperfectlycomfortablebuyingacomputerfromApple.
Butwe'
realsoperfectlycomfortable
buyinganMP3playerfromApple,oraphonefromApple,oraDVRfromApple.
AsIsaidbefore,Apple'
sjustacomputercompany.
Nothingdistinguishesthemstructurallyfromanyoftheircompetitors.
Theircompetitorsareequallyqualifiedtomakealloftheseproducts。
Infact,theytried。
Afewyearsago,Gatewaycameoutwithflat—screenTVs.
They’reeminentlyqualifiedtomakeflat-screenTVs.
vebeenmakingflat-screenmonitorsforyears.Nobodyboughtone。
DellcameoutwithMP3playersandPDAs,
andtheymakegreatqualityproducts,andtheycanmakeperfectlywell—designedproducts--
andnobodyboughtone。
Infact,talkingaboutitnow,wecan’tevenimagine
buyinganMP3playerfromDell.
Whywouldyoubuyonefromacomputercompany?
Butwedoiteveryday.
Peopledon’tbuywhatyoudo;
theybuywhyyoudoit。
Thegoalisnottodobusinesswitheverybodywhoneedswhatyouhave.
Thegoalistodobusinesswithpeoplewhobelievewhatyoubelieve.
5:
47Here’sthebestpart:
NoneofwhatI’mtellingyouismyopinion。
It'
sallgroundedinthetenetsofbiology。
Notpsychology,biology.
Ifyoulookatacross—sectionofthehumanbrain,
fromthetopdown,thehumanbrainisactuallybroken
intothreemajorcomponents
thatcorrelateperfectlywiththegoldencircle。
Ournewestbrain,ourHomosapienbrain,
ourneocortex,
correspondswiththe”what”level。
Theneocortexisresponsible
forallofourrationalandanalyticalthoughtandlanguage.
Themiddletwosectionsmakeupourlimbicbrains,
andourlimbicbrainsareresponsibleforallofourfeelings,
liketrustandloyalty.
salsoresponsibleforallhumanbehavior,
alldecision—making,
andithasnocapacityforlanguage.
6:
35Inotherwords,whenwecommunicatefromtheoutsidein,
yes,peoplecanunderstandvastamountsofcomplicatedinformation
likefeaturesandbenefitsandfactsandfigures.
Itjustdoesn'
tdrivebehavior.
Whenwecancommunicatefromtheinsideout,
we'
retalkingdirectlytothepartofthebrainthatcontrolsbehavior,
andthenweallowpeopletorationalizeitwiththetangiblethingswesayanddo.Thisiswheregutdecisionscomefrom。
Sometimesyoucangivesomebodyallthefactsandfigures,andtheysay,"
Iknowwhatallthefactsanddetailssay,
butitjustdoesn'
tfeelright.”
Whywouldweusethatverb,itdoesn’t”feel”right?
Becausethepartofthebrainthatcontrolsdecision—making
doesn’tcontrollanguage。
Thebestwecanmusterupis,
”Idon'
tknow.Itjustdoesn’tfeelright.”
Orsometimesyousayyou’releadingwithyourheartorsoul。
Ihatetobreakittoyou,thosearen’totherbodypartscontrollingyourbehavior.
sallhappeninghereinyourlimbicbrain,
thepartofthebrainthatcontrolsdecision-makingandnotlanguage.
7:
29Butifyoudon'
tknowwhyyoudowhatyoudo,
andpeoplerespondtowhyyoudowhatyoudo,
thenhowwillyouevergetpeople
tovoteforyou,orbuysomethingfromyou,
or,moreimportantly,beloyalandwanttobeapartofwhatitisthatyoudo。
Thegoalisnotjusttoselltopeoplewhoneedwhatyouhave;
thegoalistoselltopeoplewhobelievewhatyoubelieve.
Thegoalisnotjusttohirepeoplewhoneedajob;
it'
stohirepeoplewhobelievewhatyoubelieve.
Ialwayssaythat,youknow,
ifyouhirepeoplejustbecausetheycandoajob,they’llworkforyourmoney,
butiftheybelievewhatyoubelieve,they'
llworkforyouwithbloodandsweatandtears。
NowhereelseisthereabetterexamplethanwiththeWrightbrothers.
8:
14Mostpeopledon'
tknowaboutSamuelPierpontLangley。
Andbackintheearly20thcentury,
thepursuitofpoweredmanflightwaslikethedotcomoftheday。
Everybodywastryingit。
AndSamuelPierpontLangleyhad,whatweassume,
tobetherecipeforsuccess.
Evennow,youaskpeople,
”Whydidyourproductorwhydidyourcompanyfail?
andpeoplealwaysgiveyouthesamepermutation
ofthesamethreethings:
under—capitalized,thewrongpeople,badmarketconditions.
It’salwaysthesamethreethings,solet'
sexplorethat.
SamuelPierpontLangley
wasgiven50,000dollarsbytheWarDepartmenttofigureoutthisflyingmachine。
Moneywasnoproblem.
HeheldaseatatHarvard
andworkedattheSmithsonianandwasextremelywell-connected;
heknewallthebigmindsoftheday.
Hehiredthebestmindsmoneycouldfind
andthemarketconditionswerefantastic.
TheNewYorkTimesfollowedhimaroundeverywhere,
andeveryonewasrootingforLangley.
Thenhowcomewe’veneverheardofSamuelPierpontLangley?
9:
15AfewhundredmilesawayinDaytonOhio,
OrvilleandWilburWright,
theyhadnoneofwhatweconsidertobetherecipeforsuccess。
Theyhadnomoney;
theypaidfortheirdreamwiththeproceedsfromtheirbicycleshop;
notasinglepersonontheWrightbrothers'
team
hadacollegeeducation,
notevenOrvilleorWilbur;
andTheNewYorkTimesfollowedthemaroundnowhere。
38Thedifferencewas,
OrvilleandWilburweredrivenbyacause,byapurpose,byabelief.
Theybelievedthatiftheycouldfigureoutthisflyingmachine,
llchangethecourseoftheworld。
SamuelPierpontLangleywasdifferent。
Hewantedtoberich,andhewantedtobefamous。
Hewasinpursuitoftheresult.
Hewasinpursuitoftheriches.
Andloandbehold,lookwhathappened.
ThepeoplewhobelievedintheWrightbrothers’dream
workedwiththemwithbloodandsweatandtears.
Theothersjustworkedforthepaycheck.
TheytellstoriesofhoweverytimetheWrightbrotherswentout,
theywouldhavetotakefivesetsofparts,
becausethat’showmanytimestheywouldcrashbeforesupper.
10:
19And,eventually,onDecember17th,1903,
theWrightbrotherstookflight,
andnoonewastheretoevenexperienceit.
Wefoundoutaboutitafewdayslater。
AndfurtherproofthatLangle