Here is our list of ten talks that every young adult and student should see.
A student herself, Nikki Adeli speaks powerfully about the value of critical thinking and individuality in education.
Economist Larry Smith bluntly examines some of the reasons (and excuses) for so many people failing to fulfil their dreams.
In this funny TED Talk, Urban explains why procrastinators are drawn to procrastination
Born with a rare syndrome that prevents her from gaining weight, Lizzie was the subject of much bullying in her youth and has some unique perspectives on how to define yourself.
Hear Drew Dudley explain, how with the help of lollipops (or maybe not), you, too, can inspire and lead others.
This management consultant turned teacher noticed that IQ was not the main factor in deciding which of her students succeeded or failed. It was grit.
Linking to the leadership theme, this talk explores how leaders should motivate people, to stimulate creativity.
Most of us know JK Rowling’s story - from mum on benefits to billionaire. Here's her story of failure.
Solomon, a writer who covers politics, culture and society, provides a unique addition to TED talks. He delves into the difference between unconditional love and unconditional acceptance.
Cain advocates for the benefits of being an introvert in this TED Talk, and argues that introverts are just as valuable to the world as extroverts, despite being commonly viewed as lesser thans.