“You Must Give Your Audience A Reason To Listen To You”

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Chris Anderson, the founder of TED, discusses the ingredients that make an 18-minute presentation ear-worthy and memorable. In this interview, you won’t find tips for making a wedding toast or a sales pitch. You will find tools that should make you think about public speaking differently, as a means to personal empowerment and effectiveness.

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