What’s your favourite ted talk ?

[Lardlizard]

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Hilarious story - Where the speaker’s sister known as Amy the baby unicorn ( to keep him out of trouble as a child when he causes her to break her leg) and to stop her crying - can’t remember his name but the just of it was something like you can put your mind to anything/ positive stuff but he was a comedian

Thanks pants I’ll try and find it

Tim Urban, Inside the mind of s procrastinator. Hilarious and enlightening

https://www.ted.com/talks/timurbanninsidetheemindoffamasterrprocrastinator/up-next

See if this link works, I don't think the last one does.

https://www.ted.com/talks/timurbanninsidetheemindoffamasterrprocrastinator?utmcampaign=tedspread&utmmmedium=referral&utmsource=tedcomshare

Vulnerability ones by Brene brown.

Was just poping on to say the one on vunerability by Brene Brown

Monica Lewinsky's one on shame.

Or Ann Cuddy's one on body language.

Probably the latter as the takeaway advice is very useful.

The Power of Introverts by Susan Cain. Ds1 and myself are introverts.

The Monica Lewinsky one is fantastic, also Jon Ronson on how one tweet can ruin your life. The collective baying for blood. Very interesting look at human behaviour.

The procrastination one with the instant gratification monkey.

Jill Bolt Taylor. A neuroscientist that had a stroke. Good insights into how the brain works,and an inspirational ending to her story. It moved me.

Thanks for all the suggestions working my way though

I love the Tim Urban one. I should watch it again really, maybe tomorrow.

There was also a good one about the right way to tie your shoelaces that has stayed with me for years, although hasn't changed the way that I tie my shoe laces as I can never remember the 'right' way at the time. www.ted.com/talks/terry_moore_how_to_tie_your_shoes

Do schools kill creativity by sir Ken Robinson
www.ted.com/talks/sir_ken_robinson_do_schools_kill_creativity
A watch for every one

Definitely the Brene Brown vulnerability ones. She is amazing.

Also, I remember one by a Chinese guy who spent around 3 months actively trying to seek out rejection in order to overcome his fear of it. Sorry, I don't remember his name but it made quite an impression on me at the time.

Yeah, Brene Brown

The art of asking Amanda palmer

Not a ted talk but I highly recommend The Last Lecture - Achieving Your Childhood Dreams by Randy Pausch. It is extremely powerful and had me in tears by the end, it is full of life advice

m.youtube.com/watch?v=ji5_MqicxSo