Leaders Eat Last

I loved this book, this performance and I cannot read and listen to enough of Sinek's books and info, please listen and suggest to someone else, the revision on Millennials was also very helpful and informative for a person such as myself in a guest-services leadership role, Thank You Simon!!

I went into this book with high expectations but felt like it failed to deliver a solid case! Most of the book talked about Neurotransmitters such as dopamine, serotonin, and oxytocin and never really established why having that knowledge is so important other than to fill in over half the book! I'm all for trying new reads, especially on Leadership but this one was disappointing

This is such a great book and so practical. If corporations used these theories, it could solve so many problems around the world. As a fitness enthusiast, I recommended this book to all in those in my diet group. The hormones discussed in the book, serotonin, oxytocin, dopamine and etc. play such a vital role in nutrition.The book made me realize that if I could get the group to understand WHY they crave processed foods and the positive chemical reactions that will happen if you simply employ a little discipline, they would stick to their eating plans much better.

This is a great read for anyone playing on advancing in their career. It really opens your eyes to how others think rather than seeing things through the filter of your own life.

Author pushes his justification of culture on single events in history that just simply are non-sensible. “America lost its work culture when Regan laid off all air traffic controllers”.There is no deeper thought or look into the reason for lay-offs.... there are about 20 of these examples.

I struggled to finish listening.It consisted mainly of stories about executives and their doings.Very little in the way of "front line" leaders.The last few hours was belittling millennials with strong implications of "the good times are over" beliefs.This is the second book I've listened to by the author and was just as disappointed as the first"Find Your Why".I recommend sticking with the classic "How to Win Friends and Influence People".That bookis a Porsche, where as "Leaders Eat Last" is a bicycle with a flat tire.