by Simon Sinek
Co-written with David Mead and Peter Docker, this is Sinek's explicit workbook companion to Start with Why, giving teams and individuals a step-by-step process to uncover their purpose through story-mining exercises. Sinek argues that purpose is not invented but discovered by pattern-matching the moments that already moved you.
In this collection, Find Your Why references 3 other books.
It draws on Start with Why, The Five Dysfunctions of a Team and Good to Great.
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Positioned explicitly as the practical sequel to Sinek's Start with Why, applying the Golden Circle to individuals and teams who want to articulate their own why
Builds on Lencioni's Five Dysfunctions framework, noting that trust is the prerequisite for the vulnerable storytelling that surfaces a team's why
References Collins' Good to Great hedgehog concept when guiding readers to articulate a why that sits at the intersection of passion, skill, and service
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