By Saurav Pandey | March 18, 2025
This is one of the most popular TED Talks of all time. Sir Ken Robinson challenges the traditional education system and argues that schools often stifle creativity.
Image: Canva
Social psychologist Amy Cuddy explains how “power posing” can boost confidence and change how others perceive you.
Image: Canva
Simon Sinek introduces the concept of the “Golden Circle” and the idea of starting with “why.” He explains how great leaders and organizations inspire action by focusing on their purpose.
Image: Canva
Researcher Brené Brown shares her findings on human connection, vulnerability, and shame. She argues that embracing vulnerability is key to living a wholehearted life.
Image: Canva
Tim Urban humorously explores the psychology of procrastination, using his own experiences as an example. He breaks down why we procrastinate and how it affects our lives.
Image: Canva
Psychologist Angela Duckworth discusses her research on “grit,” the combination of passion and perseverance, as a key predictor of success.
Image: Canva
The author of Eat, Pray, Love shares her thoughts on creativity and the pressure to be a “genius.” She offers a historical perspective on creativity and encourages a healthier relationship with it.
Image: Canva
Statistician Hans Rosling uses dynamic data visualizations to debunk myths about the developing world. His talk is both informative and entertaining, offering a fresh perspective on global trends.
Image: Canva