Get Ready for TED When TED Is Ready for You!

Your Step-by-Step Guide to Getting Accepted So You Can Spread Your Idea Around the World

By: Teri Kingston

Narrated by: Ashley Hazzard

You have a dream, a desire, a burning passion to take your place on a TEDx stage. You know your idea can changes lives and maybe even change the world! However, you may not know how to navigate the challenging world of TEDx applications.

It is far easier to land in the TEDx NO pile than it is to get to "YES".

Get Ready for TED is the step-by-step guide designed to move you from HELP, I have no idea about how to get my idea out there to landing YOUR TEDx speaking spot.

In this book you will learn:

• How to Nail Your Speaker Proposal
• How to Crack the Code to Speaker Selection
• Insider Tips and Techniques for Making Your Application Stand Out
• Video tips to help you land your dream talk opportunity
• Don't just tell them SHOW them!

In other words, Teri knows what makes TED tick!

©2023, 2024 Teri Kingston (P)2024 Teri Kingston

Great book!

I've always been interested in TED talks! This was an excellent resource for preparing and finding opportunities for TEDx talks. I suggest taking notes, pausing to access resources, and taking your time to practice and refine your skills. Highly Recommend!

Short and sweet, I liked it.

I’m not a speaker myself, but I handle the marketing for one, and this audiobook was exactly what I needed to help make a solid plan for my client. Once you know it, a lot of things make sense, like the advice for the speaker proposal. The insider tips were especially helpful since it's not like TED will give you a feedback on why you were not selected, so the more prepared you are the better.

A complete guide to getting on the TED stage!

I am grateful to Teri for publishing this book with all her tips and understanding of the behind the scenes. I have taken other courses on the same topic, but I finally feel prepared to bring my idea to the stage with her step-by-step guide. The questions and reflective prompts are so helpful. I was able to hone in on the focal point for my idea worth spreading!

an awesome resource

The author did a fantastic job with this audiobook.

I never knew there was a difference between a TED Talk and TEDx, but the defining chapter makes sense.

I had seen a few TED talks before and noticed that those individuals were not only convincing but passionate about what they were communicating, and their ideas helped change my perspective on a few things. The one that most closely resonated with me was Carla Harris, who spoke about the difference between a mentor and a sponsor and making sure you have the right advocates in your corner.

This audiobook took that and more into account. The author presented reviews, provided the back story, gave credit where credit was due, included resources to review, and provided insight into the overall topic of what to do and how to do it when it came to being invited for TEDx. While this wasn't a long book, the author provided enough information for any individual who has an idea they would like to share, create a template for the application, and be accepted as a speaker through the application, also leveraging the fact that there is no harm in asking for help, whether it be a mentor, coach, sponsor, research buddy, etc.

This is an awesome resource when prepping for TED.

Speaker proposal mastery

This is awesome! Finally, someone has created an in-depth guide to getting your ted talk application taken seriously. It’s wild how difficult this can be to get through and stay out of the “no” pile, however, Teri Kingston has delivered fantastic advice on pitching the idea of your speech in a way that brings about interest, confidence, and even a sense of curiosity to those viewing your application.