In this remarkableTEDx Talk, Mel Robbins, a former criminal lawyer, turned one of the top career and relationship experts in America, shares everything she knows (in less than 18 minutes) about how to get what you want.
Enjoy!
Mel Robbins – F— YOU – How To Stop Screwing Yourself Over
In this great TEDx Talk, Edward Boches, Chief Innovation Officer at Mullen shares great stories and some ideas on what we can do with this great freedom we’ve been granted thanks to social media.
Enjoy!
The End of Marketing As We Know It
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By the way, if you are interested in marketing, I strongly recommend you to check out Edward’s remarkable blog Creativity Unbound, it is outstanding.
Tor Myhren, President and Chief Creative Officer of Grey New York delivers an excellent TEDx Talk on what he calls “The Daydreamer’s Dilemma“, in other words, having the time to think openly and creatively, as well as on collaboration and cultivating creativity in the workplace.
Garr inspired me so much that I even created a course at Kozminski University teaching presentation skills, and his concepts and ideas are the core of the course.
I’ve had the opportunity to see some videos of him in action and if you are involved on giving presentations I strongly recommend you to check the lecture he gave at Google, in which he goes over the main concepts of his book. Then go … no, run! and buy his book.
Well, I was very surprised when I found out that he has also given a TEDx Talk, and besides the fact that this video not only represents a great opportunity to watch and learn from one of the best presenters in the world, the subject of his presentation is very interesting and full of great insights.
I have enjoyed this presentation very much and I believe you will too. Enjoy!
In this excellent TED Talk, Jason Fried, co-founder of 37Signals makes the strong point that an office is not the best place to get meaningful and valuable work done.
And of course if you enjoy this presentation I strongly recommend you to read his book (written with David Heinemeier Hansson) entitled Rework (Amazon affiliate link) which is part of the Great Books Series in this blog. Of course, if you want you can check here my review.
Recently she delivered a fantastic TED Talk during the TEDxEast event, and in this remarkable presentation she makes a strong point of how the greatest communicators use stories to connect with their audience (something I was extremelly happy to watch after recently sharing in one of my previous posts entitled The Power of Stories my views on the huge impact that stories and storytelling have in our lives), and also shares her discovery on the hidden structure that the greatest communicators and persuaders have used over thousands of years. Great stuff!