TED Talks: Conclusion

1. My favorite TED Talk: My favorite TED Talk was Success, Failure, and the Drive to Keep Creating by Elizabeth Gilbert. 

2. Why it's my favorite: This was my favorite TED Talk because I loved how the author shared her story of how she had to really fail in order to later succeed in life. I though that it was a really awesome story as well as a great life lesson.

3. Most important thing I learned: The most important thing that I learned from this Talk was that you have to experience failures in order to really appreciate succeeding.

4. My overall opinion: Overall, I enjoyed TED Talks. While at times I found it hard to find the extra time to do them I think that they exposed me to a huge new trend and I think that I will be able to really refer to them later on in my educational research.

5. My own TED Talk: If TED approached me to do a TED Talk I think that I would talk about the importance of learning to understand people. I have learned through my own experience as a hair stylists that when you take the time to learn other people's story they become more open and very loyal to you. People just need someone to listen to what they have to say - when you do they will be forever grateful and treat you with a new-found respect.