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TOP 10 TED TALKS OF ALL TIME

By Priyanka Lamba
15 Nov 2021

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Here are the top ten, most popular TED Talks of all time.

TED, a nonprofit that engages in sharing ideas for a “deeper understanding of
the world”, has been devoted to holding powerful conversations since 1984. What
began as a “conference where Technology, Entertainment and Design converged,
today covers almost all topics — from science to business to global issues — in
more than 100 languages.”

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According to the organisation’s official website, TED.com is a “clearinghouse of
free knowledge from the world’s most inspired thinkers — and a community of
curious souls to engage with ideas and each other, both online and at TED and
TEDx events around the world, all year long.”

Among its many programmes and initiatives, TED Talks is dedicated to sharing
knowledge through short talks and presentations. These are filmed at flagship
TED conferences, independent TEDx events, partner events and salons held in the
NYC World Theater, US.

Over the many years, learned personalities from various disciplines and cultures
have taken the TED stage to impart knowledge that matters, leaving viewers
enlightened by the end of their lectures.

Presenting their thoughts in unique ways, some use humour while others use facts
to substantiate their findings. These talks not only give something to think
about to the viewers but also motivate them to live better lives. Each session
of TED Talks is usually less than 18 minutes and can be streamed online.

With its wide-ranging subjects, the platform has something for everyone. Whether
it is about interpersonal relationships, psychology, or readying the world for
the next outbreak, you will find something that will grab your attention and
keep you glued to the screen.

Since they are made in short form, TED Talks can be watched when taking a break
during weekdays or binge-watched over a weekend.

[Hero image credit: TED/YouTube; featured image credit: Bogomil
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TOP TEN, MOST POPULAR TED TALKS OF ALL TIME THAT WILL GIVE YOU A DIFFERENT
PERSPECTIVE AND IDEAS ON VARIOUS TOPICS AND INSPIRE YOU TO BECOME BETTER AND
EXCEL IN LIFE.

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* Ken Robinson: Do schools kill creativity?
* Amy Cuddy: Your body language may shape who you are
* Simon Sinek: How great leaders inspire action
* Brené Brown: The power of vulnerability
* Tim Urban: Inside the mind of a master procrastinator
* Julian Treasure: How to speak so that people want to listen
* Bill Gates: The next outbreak? We are not ready
* Cameron Russell: Looks aren’t everything. Believe me, I’m a model.
* Robert Waldinger: What makes a good life? Lessons from the longest study on
happiness
* Mary Roach: 10 things you didn’t know about orgasm

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Ken Robinson: Do schools kill creativity?

British author, speaker and international advisor Sir Ken Robinson’s 19-minute
talk challenges the way kids are educated in schools. He further stresses over
his observation of the education system and champions a radical restructuring of
the existing schools to plant the seeds of creativity and nurture the unique
skills of each child.

According to Sir Ken Robinson, people haven’t been schooled to become creative
thinkers. Instead, they have been trained to become good workers. His “we are
educating people out of their creativity” might resonate with many.

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2 /10

Amy Cuddy: Your body language may shape who you are

In her 20-minute talk, social psychologist and author Amy Cuddy delves deep into
the importance of posture — something she terms as “power posing” and how a
simple act of holding yourself in confidence can influence the way others, and
even ourselves, see us. She stresses the importance of body language and how
prominent leaders use it to their benefit.

Confident postures have the power to not only enhance our confidence but also
better our chances of success. Her research shows that power posing can change
public perception of us as well as our body chemistry.

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3 /10

Simon Sinek: How great leaders inspire action

Simon Sinek, author and inspirational speaker, explains inspirational leadership
as he cites the example of Apple, Martin Luther King Jr. and the Wright brothers
in his 17-minute video.

Sinek aims to share the remarkable patterns of thought, action and communication
of influential companies, leaders and politicians with his audience. The bottom
line — great leaders inspire action.

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4 /10

Brené Brown: The power of vulnerability

The multi-hyphenate professor and author Dr Brené Brown talks about something
that runs deep in our daily lives — human connection. Brown gives her poignant
and humorous touch to the issue as she cites observations from her research — a
study that inspired her to undertake a journey to know herself as well as
humanity better.

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5 /10

Tim Urban: Inside the mind of a master procrastinator

In his 13-minute talk, blogger Tim Urban opens up about his habit of waiting for
the D-Day to jump into action. In his relatable and funny talk, Urban takes the
audience on an insightful ride as he shares about binge-watching YouTube videos,
going through tons of Wikipedia pages or simply staring out of the window
listlessly.

He encourages viewers to ponder over why they are procrastinating and to use
time judiciously. His is one of the most inspiring TED talks indeed.

Watch here

6 /10

Julian Treasure: How to speak so that people want to listen

Julian Treasure is the head of Sound Agency, a firm that advises businesses on
“how to design sound in their physical spaces and communication.” He aims to
educate people on how to add a touch of empathy to their words and make people
listen to what they want to say.

His talk will enhance the power of your words and make communication meaningful,
with listeners paying attention to what you say.

Watch here

7 /10

Bill Gates: The next outbreak? We are not ready

It was in 2014 when the world put up a brave front to fight the outbreak of
Ebola. Even though citizens and frontline workers did their best to combat the
disease, we could have fought better, Microsoft honcho Bill Gates says. In his
8-minute session, he talks about the need of acting on ideas and planning better
when it comes to vaccine research and health worker training. According to him,
“There’s no need to panic…but we need to get going.”

It is undoubtedly one of the most popular TED talks out there.

Watch here

8 /10

Cameron Russell: Looks aren’t everything. Believe me, I’m a model.

Model and activist Cameron Russell sheds light on the fashion industry and her
journey as a 16-year-old model who was made to look seductive at a tender age.

After appearing in multiple editions of Vogue and modelling for brands like
Victoria’s Secret, Ralph Lauren and Benetton, she fearlessly believes that one’s
core is more important than looks and shares the same in her 9-minute TED talk.

Watch here

9 /10

Robert Waldinger: What makes a good life? Lessons from the longest study on
happiness

Director of the Harvard Study of Adult Development, psychoanalyst and
psychiatrist Robert Waldinger shares with viewers the golden lessons to
happiness. One might think that happiness lies in money, power or fame, but
Waldinger chooses to differ.

With access to ample data on what actually helps someone lead a happy and
fulfilling life, he shares three pearls of wisdom that he has learned in this
12-minute TED talk.

Watch here

10 /10

Mary Roach: 10 things you didn’t know about orgasm

Writer Mary Roach shares 10 claims about sexual climax based on obscure
scientific research, few of which are even centuries old. Aimed for adults,
Roach talks about one of the most thought about yet least understood conundrums,
with a dry humour that will leave you rolling with laughter.

Watch here

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