Simon Sinek & Trevor Noah on Friendship, Loneliness, Vulnerability, and More | Full Conversation

 great video can’t wait to see what you post next

super interesting definitely gonna share this with some friends

super interesting definitely gonna share this with some friends

super interesting definitely gonna share this with some friends

 great video can’t wait to see what you post next

love the way you explained this makes so much sense now 

wow this was actually really helpful thanks for sharing

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wow this was actually really helpful thanks for sharing

 great video can’t wait to see what you post next

They just wanted to call each other a truffle pig 😂. Jokes aside, would love to see more of this

I was extremely pleased to have stumbled across this conversation. Long story, short. I have struggled with mental health issues, I was completely isolated and i had lost everything. It took one friend who helped me and it turned my whole world around. I have a little community around me now and a few friends that I surround myself by. My circle is small but it the most important thing in my world. I am living testimony of your conversation and proof that friendships matter.

Umuntu ngumuntu ngabantu🎉🎉🇿🇦🙌

Friendship is a hard topic for me when I have so many friends and just people I love but I can't be in their space as much as I wish. But the meaningfulness of love is when we just spend a few minutes and show each other love to last for months. It's a struggle to understand layers of friendship!

It just dawned on me, listening to Tokyo in the first 15 to 20 mins.- Is Afriforum using the ANC of old tactics of creating diplomatic and economic problems for South Africa in order bring it to its knees for their own racial agenda?

Great and necessary conversation.

We need the spiritual aspect to bring balance to everything.

Thank you guys.

A woman, I feel we are naturally wired to be more intuitive. I feel men have a more deeper and stronger bond where friendships are concerned, because they are constantly seeking or in search of what comes naturally to us, and we often take it for granted.

Totally mind-blowing conversation. We're losing our sense of humanity, and we need to get it back. ❤❤❤❤❤❤

Loved it...amazingly to listen to 2 of your favourite personalities together...goosebumps
Simon sinek you are amazing...
Trevor...thanks for the discussion

Reminds me of George Bailey's realization when he became the richest man in the town - from it's a wonderful life. He was rich because he had friends, not money

Can i have friendship with my teacher?

A great lesson: Always make the other person look great, as demonstrated by Trevor and Simon 😊. Maybe this is an excellent recipe for lasting friendships. The disgusting me-culture, as shown by many “leaders”, might lead to loneliness...😘

I suck at friendship.

After being married to two separate narcissists, the walls are high…and thick.

No one teaches how to work on a friendship, but no one teaches you how to SeeK a friendship either...

High quality friendships can also improve your relationships to (if you have) family members or (future) romantic partners and mostly towards yourself. I have two closest friends, a female and a male friend. First I got to know when I was 18, second when I was 25. And what I love most about them that after times I questioned myself a little bit to hard, they treated all my vulnerability so gently, patiently and with consistence, I realized how many resources I actually have when it comes to relational skills. They had a huge impact that I am at a point in life where I can share and express my love so effortlessly transparent and secure that I just have a huge trust in my choices regarding other people and how I relate to them. ❤

"A truffle pig of ideas..." I love you both, and especially love your conversations. Thank you!

We build trust by both asking and offering is the correct term. Both create trust, it takes both people, what a great concept on friendship. The thought of telling a client you can't meet them because you have a mtg with a friend is sooo powerful, amazing, I am going to do this.

Great stuff Simon. I wish you would just say "by the grace of god" instead of "by the grace of a some higher power". You are doing God's work, thank you.

Wow. A whole lots have been learnt.

What I like about this interview, it is the MAN are talking openly that is fine to say "I love you" to another MAN. There is so much depression in MAN, due to "masculinity stereotype", MAN are not openly to speak about feelings, frustrations, sadness because many cultures tag it as a sign of weakness, many. Please bring more of that, MAN avoid deep conversation, mostly covering with jokes... no listening...etc, self-sabotage.. so MEN ask help wisely

It's incredible that for all the thinking they do here, they never addressed the unhealthy individualism that is rooted in this country's soul. This culture generates isolation at the very core of how people think about social interactions. People literally behave as if they hated each other. They don't realize this because they think it's the normal default behavior of humanity. It's not. Everything they discussed has been done for dozens of generations in Portugal, Spain, Italy, Greece, and, to a lesser extent, France and Ireland.

I was so immersed into this lesson! A measure of trust is asking for help, not offering it. Wow. I’d pose a question here that I’d like to hear feedback on. “How do we show up for friends, but ensure that we set a boundary so that we are not the constant dumping ground?” How can we support our friends while also maintaining healthy boundaries, so we don’t end up feeling overwhelmed or taken for granted?

Simon is one of the most inspiring people I’ve ever seen. He never ceases to amaze me. He talks to my soul every single time. I simply adore him!

Please read the book "Yatharth Geeta" once in your life , it's available in 29 world languages

If you are on a transformation journey & looking for the right path, this book will bring lots of positive changes in your life

Guys take a look about Islam rules you will find the solution

One of the best talks I’ve ever seen!! I’m passionate about the things that Simon and Trevor talk about, because both are very wise men. Many beautiful things they shared in this conversation about friendship. Thank you very much!! ❤

Friendship is ten letter word...

Hello, could you please consider adding Turkish translations to your videos? It would help your Turkish-speaking audience understand and engage better with your content. Thank you!”

This is a great conversation and relatable.

And then what happens when you retire and there is no more work, no focus and your friends and groups made at work disappear? I have one true friend (as well as my brothers) and we always end a phone conversation saying "I love you".  
I really like the idea of, "if you don't share what is troubling you with me, then you are depriving me of the ability to help". Sort of like learniing the grace of receiving as well as the grace of giving. If you reject the offer of a gift, you are depriving the giver of the opportunity of giving.

Having Trevor there I wondered if the rise of the right would come up and I was glad they addressed it

Totally agree that creating and maintaining a great friendship is a management and leadership opportunity. There is no value in being loyal to accompany because they are not loyal to us. But there is tremendous value in being loyal to great individuals and that is what I practice. Equally important is to create a culture of play and fun. Do people work better in a stressful environment or in a fun environment? The answer seems so straightforward but why do so many leaders and managers use pressure and force to extract performance versus creating a culture of play?

So very cool and insightful. Looking back my teenage years, I had many friends who got addicted to alcohol and drugs and even though I tried them, I did not I believe because of friendships that I had. My closest friends we're not addicted even though they tried them as well.

Absolutely this! The opposite of addiction is connection. The thing that will give you the most happiness in life is connection/friendship (The Good Life book). The best suicide prevention is having those connections. This is all research-backed.

I'm becoming a Friendship/Social Coach for this reason. I want to be a part of the movement to help people find friendships and to help people be better friends. I am SOOOO glad to be on the same wavelength as these two great minds!

Sacrifice and compromise. I like compromise best out of these two. I’m writing my second book about relationships heavily focused on friendships. How to connect and disconnect and reconnect… yes there is a huge calling for teaching how to friend. It’s not enough just to know, we need to know how. Great episode guys!!! 🙏 ps any emoji creators, we need a better friend emoji. So far all I can find is this 🤷‍♀️…. 👯‍♂️

very good video!