12 Tips to Write Your TED Talk
Doing a TED talk is the quickest way to
establish yourself as an expert and thought leader. But, most people
turn off audiences as they make the mistake of turning their talk into a
"ME FEST." This week I'm bringing you 12 tips to help you find “your
idea worth sharing” and compose your TED talk. Here they are, posted on
Psychology Today: "12 Tips on How to Compose Your TED Talk."
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Judy Carter blogs on comedy, storytelling and public speaking techniques, using personal stories and her adventures as a stand-up comic turned motivational public speaker. Her weekly blogs are read by fans of her books, “The Comedy Bible” (Simon and Schuster) and “The Message of You” (St. Martin’s Press), which include comics, speakers, and entrepreneurs. She is also known for teaching the value of humor and storytelling to businesses as a leadership and stress reduction tool.
This post looks really helpful! I'm not specifically doing TED talks, but I am working on doing some motivational speaking in my area. I want to be sure that I do it well, and that I can get a good message across. I think that if I were to apply these 12 tips that I would probably do a lot better when I start speaking. Thanks for the great article! http://www.justinalyssa.com/4-secret-language-patterns-of-superhuman-influential-speakers/
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