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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?

What'

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。

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。

It'

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'

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。

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, 

it’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

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