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Simon Sinek's Advice to Leaders: Check In. And Truly Listen.

The biggest mistake that leaders make is that they think they need to have all the answers,' says the popular author and business coach.

Even in tough times, Simon Sinek is an optimist.

"Optimism is not a denial of the current state, it's a belief that the future is bright," the business coach and best-selling author of Start With Why (2009), Leaders Eat Last (2014), and The Infinite Game (2019) told Inc.com managing editor Lindsay Blakely in a Real Talk: Business Reboot virtual event Thursday. "I do fundamentally believe we will be better off because of this, not in spite of it."

During the hourlong conversation, Sinek explained how crisis is the "great revealer" and reaching out to employees is essential for leaders, as is listening and not always having all the answers.

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