TEDxAtlanta - Sally Hogshead - How to Fascinate

In today's world of 9-second attention spans, our introductions mean more-than-ever before. Sally Hogshead reveals the seven triggers of fascination and how to get others to fall in love with your ideas, instantly. Thank you to Definition 6 for providing in-kind video editing services for TEDxAtlanta.

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[JohnBastardSnow]

Her body language and expressions are good, but if you think about what she says it's just some old smoke and mirrors. She fits a typical couch stereotype: good communication skills & can sell her message. But when you look closely at the message itself, there's nothing scientific about it to begin with. And the whole talk could be reduced to a simple advice to be different. Well, it's called in economics product differentiation. Same old principles, now in a new shiny wrap, ready to be bought.

[bluecollaru]

THIS message is different - OTHER messages tell us we must engage people. OTHER messages tell us we must be different. THIS message breaks it down. THIS message tells us how we ARE different and how to use that to engage people. THIS message has the meat that we all look for when someone says "You have to be different!" Sally does that. Watch this video, read her book "Fascinate" and then STUDY the book.

[delagum1]

"How to Fascinate?" LOL!!! Watch the movie called "The Housesitter" with Steve Martin and Goldie Hawn. That will show and tell you how to fascinate someone. This presentation by Sally Hogshead is a perfect example of what "The Housesitter" is trying to show about "being fascinating". There is nothing in this presentation. Watch Goldie Hawn. Watch the movie.

[francyv90]

not different, yourself! but presented in a facinating way, not different

[howtoplanaparty]

Wow, truth is really a stranger here. "We all watch gaga" hoo! I make any effort to get her off of the screen