Shaping Stories, Ideas In Motion

  Lessons from Simon Sinek’s TED Talk Simon Sinek’s TED Talk How Great Leaders Inspire Action shows how powerful language can be in shaping behavior. His “Golden Circle” explains that leaders and brands should begin with why before moving to how and what. It’s a simple framework, but the way he delivers it makes it unforgettable. What stands out most is his clarity. His examples, like Apple and Martin Luther King Jr., make abstract ideas feel real. The repetition anchors the message, and his tone keeps the audience engaged. At times, the pacing slows, but this also gives listeners space to reflect. Overall, Sinek is effective because he doesn’t just explain leadership he demonstrates it. His talk left me thinking about my own goals in marketing and how I can create campaigns that inspire belief, not just action. Watch the talk here: Simon Sinek: How Great Leaders Inspire Action

Recommended song for reading:  Tap To Listen   Present Right now I’m a student at VCC in the Digital Technology Marketing program, diving into how creativity and communication intersect. I’ve always been drawn to the spaces where ideas become experiences, whether that’s through marketing, advertising, design, music, interior design or anything that brings out that creative side of me.     Music plays a big role in my life too; it’s how I recharge, i explore many genres and have played classical piano since i was 10. It is also how I find rhythm in the way I think and create, oh and i also make playlists!  Playlists:  Tap to view playlists Beyond school, I’ve been shaping my own vision through projects like SARi, it  is a fragrance concept inspired by culture, identity, and the details that stay with us. Right now, it’s in progress, but every idea begins here. Think of it as storytelling through  scent, building a brand that’s not just worn, b...