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From Intellectual Curiosity, Inspiring Dialogue To Social Change Behind every successful transition lies a story of ambition, values, and the clash between profit and purpose. How do personal values shape the trajectory of a business, and can philanthropy truly thrive in the realm of commerce? At TED's 40th anniversary, let's delve into the fascinating journey of TED, a tale of innovation, legacy, and the quest to inspire millions. TED's founder Richard Saul Wurman and Head of TED Chris Anderson discussed the conference's genesis and evolution. Wurman's vision stemmed from his innate curiosity and desire to explore the interconnectedness between various disciplines, culminating in the birth of TED, initially conceived as a convergence of technology, entertainment, and design. From its humble beginnings to its global impact, TED has served as a catalyst for innovation, community-building, and transformative storytelling. To promote intellectual curiosity, dialogue, and social change necessitates creating spaces where diverse perspectives are not only welcomed but celebrated. Encouraging lifelong learning through accessible and engaging platforms, promoting open dialogue that respects differing viewpoints, and actively supporting initiatives aimed at positive societal impact are vital. By cultivating environments that prioritise curiosity, empathy, and collaboration, individuals can explore new ideas, engage in meaningful conversations, and collectively work towards effecting positive change in the world. #IntellectualCuriosity #InspiringDialogue #SocialChange #TEDTalks #Innovation #Leadership #Learning #IdeasWorthSpreading https://lnkd.in/gx2gMmk9
Chris Anderson and Richard Saul Wurman: TED is 40 — here's how it all started
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Just over 50 now, I do feel like the best years are ahead of me. Yet I need reminders to keep taking action. What • Thom Singer, CSP 🌟 does in this talk gets me into action, and the feeling of I can do that! Love Thom's down to earth speaking skills, I am watching it like he is speaking to me. Amazing talent comes from hard work, and you can see that here. You can also appreciate the courage to do the talk, and the vulnerability it takes to deliver it with such an impact! This is a model of what great looks like in Ted Talks, and the message is captivating, check it out! #leadershipdevelopment #tedtalk
I Did That. | Thom Singer | TEDxAustin
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I cover the sources of leadership behaviors in this Audio Note. We draw from these reservoirs every day, all the time, whether we're aware of it or not. So why not be aware of it? https://lnkd.in/gU6TNC5s #leadershipdevelopment #selfship #selfawareness #authenticity
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The greatest breakthroughs of the 21st century will not be from technology. But rather from an expanding concept of what it means to be human. ~ John Naisbitt That quote provokes thought and a need for some unpacking! Recently, I was recommended a book #leadingbynature by Giles Hutchins which explores a shift in how we operate our businesses. A shift that is needed and broadens the value generated across all stakeholders. I've received the comment "#fluff" as an initial response from many when discussing this concept. Consider this; the greatest historical breakthroughs initially had a similar, overwhelming response. If you are a curious learner interested in different perspectives take 17 min for this TED talk. Perhaps audio only during your commute :) https://lnkd.in/g-mDv52X
[R]evolution: Separateness to Connectedness | Giles Hutchins | TEDxWycliffeCollege
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“What DEI gets wrong—and how to do it right” is now live on the TED.com website! If you missed the insightful presentation by Aleria’s Chief Scientist, Paolo Gaudiano, at TEDxHarlem, here is your opportunity to learn about Aleria’s unique approach to measuring inclusion and connecting DEI initiatives to a company’s financial performance. #TEDxHarlem #TEDTalks #DEIBacklash #MeasuringInclusion #Aleria #DEIFinancialImpact cc: Paolo Gaudiano
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Unlock the Secrets of Reality with Donald Hoffman's Groundbreaking Insights! 🧠 Our perceptions might not reflect reality. 🌍 Evolution shapes perception for survival, not accuracy. 🔍 Explore how our brains create a user-friendly interface. #Perception #Reality #CognitiveScience Details: 🧠 Perception vs. Reality: - Our senses can deceive us, much like historical misconceptions. - Visual illusions demonstrate the brain's construction of reality. 🌍 Evolution and Fitness: - Evolution favors perceptions that enhance survival, not necessarily those that reflect the true nature of the world. - Examples like beetles mistaking beer bottles for mates illustrate flawed perception. 🔍 Interface Theory: - Our perception of reality functions like a computer desktop, simplifying complex underlying processes. - This interface aids in interaction and survival, not in depicting an accurate reality. Challenge to Traditional Views: - Hoffman suggests rethinking our assumptions about perception and reality. - Calls for further exploration into the true nature of reality, promising fascinating and unexpected discoveries.
Do we see reality as it is? | Donald Hoffman | TED
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Attention is a powerful thing, which can shape your reality - Apollo Robbins You might want to watch Apollo Robbins, the world's best pickpocket, in action. In this entertaining and enlightening TED talk, Robbins reveals the secrets of his craft and how he exploits the weaknesses in our perception. He also shares how his skills can help us improve our awareness and focus in our personal and professional lives. This talk is not only fun and fascinating, but also full of valuable lessons for business owners and leaders. You can learn how to: - Capture and hold the attention of your customers, clients, and partners - Influence and persuade others with subtle cues and gestures - Avoid distractions and stay focused on your goals and priorities - Detect and prevent fraud and deception in your transactions - Enhance your creativity and problem-solving skills by changing your perspective If you could control somebody's attention, what would you do with it? #attention #businesscoaching #coachinglife #delenta #onlinecoaching https://lnkd.in/effa6FvD
Apollo Robbins: The art of misdirection
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Knowing VS Thinking
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“What DEI gets wrong—and how to do it right” is now live on the TED.com website! If you missed the insightful presentation by Aleria’s Chief Scientist, Paolo Gaudiano, at TEDxHarlem, here is your opportunity to learn about Aleria’s unique approach to measuring inclusion and connecting DEI initiatives to a company’s financial performance. #TEDxHarlem #TEDTalks #DEIBacklash #MeasuringInclusion #Aleria #DEIFinancialImpact cc: Paolo Gaudiano
TED: Ideas change everything
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