The Ten Commandments of Speaking according to TED

You probably already love the TED talks and been inspired by them.  I have been made to think outside the square, entertained, concerned and so much more.

And any presenter that can do that must be a source of learnings for other presenters.

Interesting then, to discover the "Ten Commandments" for TED presenters.

Yes please ... "End your talk on time" and "Rehearse your speech"  ...

But the first and best ... "Dream Big"

You can read them here ...

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2 replies
  1. Fred E. Miller
    Fred E. Miller says:

    Thanks for the Post and link.

    Great stuff here.

    I’m glad they included ‘No Self Promotion’.

    So many speakers do this. It’s offensive and turns the audience off. It doesn’t help their cause, it hurts it.

  2. Rosia Vaubel
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