6 popular TED Talks you cannot miss to watch
People generally get provoked by experiences and talks more than anything. Taking that into consideration, TED (Technology Entertainment Design) talks have been influencing people for many years and also been bringing about many positive changes in the society. Here are 6 of the many wonderful TED talks that you can’t miss.
Angela Lee Duckworth, a psychologist turned teacher, makes us realize that IQ isn’t the only thing separating successful students from those who struggle. She also explains the idea that hard work and determination make a huge impact.
In the present world, where being social and uninhibited is the trend of the hour, introverts feel very low. But in this TED talk, Susan Cain argues that introverts bring extraordinary talents and abilities to the world. She stresses that they should be encouraged to be able to brace introversion.
At a point of time where life becomes too predictable and boring, Matt Cutts suggests in the talk to stop doing it, take a break from the monotony and try something you’ve always wanted to, for 30 days. The only best things people should have are patience and consistency.
Child virtuoso Adora Svitak in ‘What adults can learn from kids’, says childish thinking implies bold ideas, wild creativity and especially optimism and these are what the world requires. She emphasizes that kids’ big dreams deserve high expectations and that grown-ups should also be willing to learn from children as much as they are interested to teach.
People keep their mind occupied with some work or the other which may be texting, thinking, working, etc. None of them spends at least 10 minutes of time sitting idle and doing nothing, not even thinking. Andy Puddicombe recommends this idea of 10 minutes, which brings transformation to reduce stress, retrieve concentration and be joyful. This is one of his popular TED Talks.
This clip reveals that there are two different kinds of happiness: one which we trip over and the other which we create. Gilbert says neither of the two is any less real than the other. Everyone has the ability to synthesize happiness. He also adds that ‘Synthetic happiness thrives on the exact opposite of natural happiness wherein, we have the freedom to choose’.
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