456: How to Become a TEDx Stage Speaker and Get Over 1 Million Views with Elena Herdieckerhoff

Elena Herdieckerhoff is an ambassador for highly sensitive people (HSPs), Business Mentor for sensitive entrepreneurs and Motivational Speaker. She's on a mission to help spread positive awareness and inspiration for highly sensitive people around the world.

Elena's delivered a powerful speech on the TEDx Paris stage and generated over 1 million views on YouTube. We talk with Elena today about how she was able to land that TEDx gig, what TEDx is and what they want, how she planned and rehearsed, delivered and built up the snowball to make her presentation go viral.

Quotes:                                                                                                                                   

“Every single person has at least one topic they know a lot about and really care about.” – Elena Herdieckerhoff

“For a winning TEDx talk, people don't want a perfect speaker. They want someone who's deeply passionate, excited, enthusiastic, and loves what they're talking about.” – Elena Herdieckerhoff

“Something will not go viral just by driving traffic to it; it will only pick up virality because people are genuinely moved by your message.” – Elena Herdieckerhoff

Takeaways:

05:41 Crafting a powerful TEDx talk requires a burning mission, deep expertise, and a unique angle that can change minds.

27:09 Memorizing your entire script allows you to connect authentically with your audience and deliver a more natural, passionate presentation.

31:29 Aggressive marketing within the first 24-48 hours of your talk going live is critical to jumpstarting potential virality.

34:42 A successful TEDx talk can open significant professional doors and create global impact beyond traditional speaking opportunities.

39:17 The real power of a TEDx talk lies in its potential to touch individual lives and spread meaningful ideas.

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