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The document summarizes Melissa McGuire's evaluation of Simon Sinek's TED talk on how great leaders inspire action. Sinek's thesis was that leaders motivate others by appealing to shared beliefs. He used visuals like drawings and graphs to illustrate his points. Overall, McGuire gave the presentation a 4.5 rating, though she felt Sinek could have put more energy into it. She learned inspiration is important for both leadership and public speaking in order to motivate people into action.

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SIMON SINEK

HOW GREAT LEADERS INSPIRE ACTION

THESIS: HOW LEADERS MOTIVATE
OTHERS INTO ACTION

HE STATES THAT LEADERS ARE SUCCESSFUL
BECAUSE THEY STAND BEHIND WHAT THEY BELIEVE,
AND APPEAL TO AN AUDIENCE WHO SHARE THOSE
SAME BELIEFS.

HE USED DRAWINGS AND
GRAPHS TO ILLUSTRATE WHAT
HE WAS SAYING VISUALLY.

SIMON USED
BOTH THE 2ND
AND 3RD
COMMANDMENT.

HE SPEAKS OF
WONDROUS
FEATS AND WHY
PASSION IS SO
IMPORTANT IN
LEADERS

SIMON CONTINUED TO HOLD
THE AUDIENCE’S ATTENTION
BY CONSTANTLY ASKING
QUESTIONS. HE ALSO USED
EXAMPLES OF SUCCESSES
AND FAILURES IN LEADERSHIP
THAT WERE EASY TO
UNDERSTAND

OVERALL I GIVE SIMON SINEK’S
PRESENTATION......

THE SPEECH WAS
VERY INTERESTING,
HOWEVER I FELT AS
THOUGH HE COULD
HAVE PUT A LITTLE
MORE ENERGY INTO
THE PRESENTATION

4.5

I LEARNED THAT INSPIRATION IS NOT ONLY
IMPORTANT TO BE A LEADER, BUT ALSO WHEN GIVING
SPEECHES. IN ORDER TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE, YOU
MUST MAKE AN IMPACT TO JOLT PEOPLE INTO
ACTION.

THERE WERE SIGNIFICANT DIFFERENCES BETWEEN KEN
ROBINSON AND SIMON SINEK’S SPEECHES. KEN ROBINSON TOLD
STORIES AND KEPT THE AUDIENCE LAUGHING. WHILE SIMON
TOLD SOME STORIES, HE WASN’T NEARLY AS FUNNY AS KEN.
HOWEVER BOTH SPEECHES WERE SUCCESSFUL. THIS WAS
INTERESTING TO SEE DIFFERENT TYPES OF STYLES BOTH BEING
USED EFFECTIVELY.

TIPS FOR MY CLASSMATES

JUST RELAX AND TRUST THAT YOU CAN
DO IT

THE TIPS FROM REYNOLDS AND DUARTE TO USE
IMAGES AND SMALL AMOUNTS OF TEXTS WERE USED
IN THIS PRESENTATION.

I LEARNED MANY THINGS FROM WATCHING MULTIPLE
TED SPEECHES...

I HOPE TO USE THE
KNOWLEDGE I’VE
LEARNED TO ACHIEVE
MORE OF THIS.....

http://scienceandtheology.ﬁles.wordpress.com/2011/12/ted-talks.jpg

Simon photos- http://www.ted.com/speakers/simon_sinek.html

http://www.ted.com/speakers/simon_sinek.html

http://vimeo.com/26774102

http://www.lanechangeconsulting.com/portfolio-item/47/
Sources
http://bethbeck.ﬁles.wordpress.com/2011/01/simonsinekwhy.jpg

http://www.timlonghurst.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2008/05/tedcommandments.jpg

http://www.styleforum.net/t/281695/kennedys-and-reagans-clothes/15

http://www.citybathcoll.ac.uk/the-college/the-college1/alumni.html

http://bitsstation.com/2010/05/two-rules-for-a-successful-presentation/

http://www.corecommunication.ca/wp-content/uploads/2010/11/JJ-Abrams-Mystery-Box-presentation-at-Ted-Talks.jpg

http://marianthacher.blogspot.com/2010/03/sir-ken-robinson-on-elluminate.html

http://njcprinting.ﬁles.wordpress.com/2011/07/bad-presentation1.jpg

http://www.startwithwhy.com/Learn/

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1. TED Talk Evaluation Melissa McGuire

2. SIMON SINEK HOW GREAT LEADERS INSPIRE ACTION

3. THESIS: HOW LEADERS MOTIVATE OTHERS INTO ACTION

4. HE STATES THAT LEADERS ARE SUCCESSFUL BECAUSE THEY STAND BEHIND WHAT THEY BELIEVE, AND APPEAL TO AN AUDIENCE WHO SHARE THOSE SAME BELIEFS.

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7. SIMON CONTINUED TO HOLD THE AUDIENCE’S ATTENTION BY CONSTANTLY ASKING QUESTIONS. HE ALSO USED EXAMPLES OF SUCCESSES AND FAILURES IN LEADERSHIP THAT WERE EASY TO UNDERSTAND

8. OVERALL I GIVE SIMON SINEK’S PRESENTATION......

9. THE SPEECH WAS VERY INTERESTING, HOWEVER I FELT AS THOUGH HE COULD HAVE PUT A LITTLE MORE ENERGY INTO THE PRESENTATION 4.5

10. I LEARNED THAT INSPIRATION IS NOT ONLY IMPORTANT TO BE A LEADER, BUT ALSO WHEN GIVING SPEECHES. IN ORDER TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE, YOU MUST MAKE AN IMPACT TO JOLT PEOPLE INTO ACTION.

11. THERE WERE SIGNIFICANT DIFFERENCES BETWEEN KEN ROBINSON AND SIMON SINEK’S SPEECHES. KEN ROBINSON TOLD STORIES AND KEPT THE AUDIENCE LAUGHING. WHILE SIMON TOLD SOME STORIES, HE WASN’T NEARLY AS FUNNY AS KEN. HOWEVER BOTH SPEECHES WERE SUCCESSFUL. THIS WAS INTERESTING TO SEE DIFFERENT TYPES OF STYLES BOTH BEING USED EFFECTIVELY.

12. TIPS FOR MY CLASSMATES JUST RELAX AND TRUST THAT YOU CAN DO IT

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14. I HOPE TO USE THE KNOWLEDGE I’VE LEARNED TO ACHIEVE MORE OF THIS.....

15. ...AND LESS OF THIS!

16. http://scienceandtheology.files.wordpress.com/2011/12/ted-talks.jpg Simon photos- http://www.ted.com/speakers/simon_sinek.html http://www.ted.com/speakers/simon_sinek.html http://vimeo.com/26774102 http://www.lanechangeconsulting.com/portfolio-item/47/ Sources http://bethbeck.files.wordpress.com/2011/01/simonsinekwhy.jpg http://www.timlonghurst.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2008/05/tedcommandments.jpg http://www.styleforum.net/t/281695/kennedys-and-reagans-clothes/15 http://www.citybathcoll.ac.uk/the-college/the-college1/alumni.html http://bitsstation.com/2010/05/two-rules-for-a-successful-presentation/ http://www.corecommunication.ca/wp-content/uploads/2010/11/JJ-Abrams-Mystery-Box-presentation-at-Ted-Talks.jpg http://marianthacher.blogspot.com/2010/03/sir-ken-robinson-on-elluminate.html http://njcprinting.files.wordpress.com/2011/07/bad-presentation1.jpg http://www.startwithwhy.com/Learn/ http://conversations.marketing-partners.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/Why_iStock_000007228941XSmall.jpg

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