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I have long been inspired and educated by TED Talks.
No doubt you have done the same and have your own personal favourites.
Today, I wish to introduce you to a new group of inspiring speakers who recently spoke at a TEDx event organised by Trinity Business School in Dublin to celebrate their 100th anniversary this year.
Trinity College in 1916 had a vision for Ireland and its people, while bullets and bombs were exploding in the Streets of Dublin and throughout the country.
To mark TBS's 100th anniversary, they will create and host many events throughout the year.
The theme for this TEDx event was Change101, allowing the speakers to reflect on what will define the next century across society, people and planet.
The event was a huge success, with a packed-to-capacity audience, who were greatly appreciative of the speakers' ability to engage, entertain and excite in equal measure.
I was very pleased to be chosen to coach and prepare the 14 speakers for TEDx Trinity, an event hosted at Trinity Business School, Dublin, on March 5th.
There was a mix of participants, from current students, past graduates and academics.
Here are just a few of the attention grabbing titles:
Loneliness and Trust in the age of AI
When the Law Gets It Wrong
Rethinking Jealousy – How others success becomes your own
The Chilling Effect of Cultural Silence
Why not give yourself some time to learn and grow while being entertained?
Click the image below to view each talk and choose your favourite:
A good TEDx talk can be a calling card when starting out on a career or seeking advancement in your career.
Good Speakers get promoted – I coach people to present on a wide variety of subjects with vastly differing styles as evidenced in these TEDx talks.
By Executive Coach Andrew Keogh of Aristo.ie
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