The Anatomy of a TEDTalk - Sarah Lewiss Embrace the Near Win

The Anatomy of a TED Talk: Sarah Lewis’s “Embrace the Near Win”

Welcome back to our Anatomy of a Ted Talk Series! In this talk, art historian and critic Sarah Lewis’s TED talk “Embrace the Near Win”  encourges us to embrace the almost-failure, the near-win, in our lives and how they push us forward on our path to success.   A while back, I introduced you to the
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The Anatomy of a TED Talk - Eve Perlman's

The Anatomy of a TED Talk: Eve Pearlman’s “How to lead a Conversation Between People who Disagree”

Eve Pearlman demonstrates how to move an audience in UNDER 10 minutes! A while back, I introduced you to the  FRAMEWORK that I created, which my clients use to create their Talks. It breaks down the presentation into different key elements that contribute to an overall great talk. This is NOT A FORMULA – nor
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The Anatomy of a TED Talk - Robert Waldinger

The Anatomy of a TED Talk: Robert Waldinger’s “What makes a good life? Lessons from the longest study on happiness”

In Robert Waldinger’s talk, “What Makes a Good Life: Lessons from the Longest Study on Happiness,” he shows us how even a short talk can be effective.   A while back, I introduced you to the FRAMEWORK that I created, which my clients use to create their Talks. It breaks down the presentation into different
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Is your message anchored on aclear IDEA
Is your message anchored on a clear IDEA?
It’s MAY here in New England and I’m loving the longer days and the signs of spring all around us! This past weekend my husband and I were working on our garden– covered in dirt and with big smiles on our faces. We were creating something we will enjoy all summer long–we are even building
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