We recommend viewing the best of TED talks to see how their top speakers deliver high value topics which “have something to say” and have been viewed millions of times.
The 4 speakers who are at the top of the all-time highest viewed TED talks are:
Ken Robinson: How schools kill creativity. 45,359,055 TED views
Amy Cuddy: Your body language shapes who you are. 41,218,819 TED views
Simon Sinek: How great leaders inspire action. 32,379,000 TED views
Brene Brown: The power of vulnerability. 29,723,732 TED views
Each demonstrates a different aspect of what you need to engage, inspire and persuade your audience to adopt the ideas you are proposing.
If you want pointers on how to improve your delivery watch Simon Sinek. If you want to know how to use power poses watch Amy Cuddy. If you want to know how to make an immediate connection watch Ken Robinson and finally Brene Brown on how to show your vulnerability so you make an immediate impact and are remembered. https://goo.gl/5458N6
We’re running a new Conference Speaking workshop which uses these top speakers and others to demonstrate what it takes to make a real connection with your audience and have something worth saying. http://www.speakersco.co.uk/workshops/presentation-skills/conference-speaking-1-day-workshop
Posted by Sally Clare on Monday, June 19th, 2017 in Features › News ›
Tags: conference speaking, public speaking, speaking skills