by What is Ted Talk?
TED Talks feature impactful presentations from knowledgeable speakers covering a wide range of topics including education, business, science, technology, and creativity. These videos are equipped with subtitles in over 100 languages, making them accessible to a global audience. Business and entrepreneurship are also popular topics in TED Talks. Speakers share their experiences and expertise, offering valuable advice on starting and growing successful businesses.
1.How great leaders inspire action by Simon Sinek
Simon Sinek introduces a straightforward yet impactful framework on how leaders can motivate action by focusing on a golden circle and asking the fundamental question “Why?” He illustrates his concept with renowned examples such as Apple, Martin Luther King, and the Wright brothers, contrasting them with Tivo, a company that seemed to be facing challenges until a recent legal win that significantly boosted its stock value.
2. Why you should make useless things by Simone Giertz
Simone Giertz, in her inspiring and lighthearted talk, showcases her collection of delightfully eccentric creations: useless robots. These whimsical inventions, ranging from vegetable choppers to lipstick applicators, rarely achieve their intended purpose, and that’s precisely the charm. Giertz emphasizes the beauty of crafting things without a practical function, as it challenges the notion of having all the answers and encourages curiosity. While a toothbrush helmet may not provide a solution, it prompts us to question and explore alternative possibilities.
3. Programming your mind for success by Carrie Green
Carrie Green established her initial internet-based company at 20 years old, while pursuing a Law degree at the University of Birmingham. Over time, she expanded the business internationally, catering to customers in the UK, USA, Canada, Australia, and Europe, with the website receiving more than 100,000 monthly visits. In 2011, Carrie introduced the Female Entrepreneur Association to empower and unite female entrepreneurs globally. The network has since flourished to include over 140,000 women, offering a digital magazine, weekly videos, complimentary online courses, and additional resources.
4. What they don’t tell you about entrepreneurship by Mark Leruste
Mark Leruste sheds light on the reality of the daily life of an entrepreneur, emphasizing the significance of open and honest discussions about the challenges and hardships that come with launching a business. By delving into the topic, Leruste aims to provide a genuine understanding of the emotional rollercoaster experienced by entrepreneurs and the true essence of their journey.
5. To find work you love, don’t follow your passion | Benjamin Todd
Benjamin Todd serves as the co-founder and Executive Director of 80,000 Hours, a charity located in Oxford that aims to assist individuals in discovering rewarding careers that have a positive impact. Over the span of three years, 80,000 Hours has evolved from a student organization to a successful charity highlighted in various media outlets such as the BBC, the Washington Post, NPR, and others. Additionally, their online careers guide has been accessed by hundreds of thousands of individuals.
