Take Walks, Give Talks

Take Walks

Give Talks

Taking walks helps you
1. Be more creative
2. Stay Healthy
3. Be more productive
4. Communicate Better

How to give persuasive talks:
1. Be audience-centric
2. Understand your role (as mentor)
3. Wrap it in a story

“The speaker needs the audience more than the audience needs the speaker.”

"But my favorite piece of advice isn’t my own — it’s from a guy named Nick Morgan. He said, “What you need to do right before you walk on stage is think of someone that you love dearly.” Doing that, I felt the chemistry in my whole body change. My shoulders relaxed and my heart melted. That feeling of affection makes your body calm itself down. That’s a really great way to stop stage fright."

More TED Talks on public speaking

Video day! About Rugby and the Objectification of Disability

Secrets

I was temped to leave no words here in this post, as the video speaks for itself. But for secretary purposes, here's a TED talk by Frank Warren, founder of postsecret.com. Some secrets in his talk are chilling, others heartwarming... a wonderful talk all around.

"Secrets can take many forms -- they can be shocking, or silly, or soulful."

The power of vulnerability

Ted Talk: 
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From Prada's FB Post:
http://www.facebook.com/PradatiusD/posts/465568480181969