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To access the TED Talks you must have an annual membership of 6 thousand dollars.
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The talks have had speakers like Stephen Hawking.
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The first TED Talk was held in Monterey, California.
TED Talks began in Monterey, California, in 1984, and although they are now easily accessible, they were not always available to the general public.
The idea was proposed by the American architect and designer Richard Saul Wurmanhis plan was to start an agora, a marketplace for ideas at the intersection of technology, entertainment, and design, hence the name TED, which is an acronym.
According to the brand portal DELL, the first talk had big business figures like Nicholas Negroponte, founder of the Media Laboratory of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, who spoke about visualizing the future and raised at that time the possibility of touch screens. In that same talk, Sony unveiled the CD (Compact Disc), a device that today was replaced by digital audio found on online platforms.
After the first edition, the project was put on hold and resumed in 1990, since then it has been held year after year in Monterrey, California. In addition, expanded topics to address setting the tone for speakers, musicians, philanthropists, and business leaders, as well as scientists, designers, and engineers to headline TEDs.
This is how various characters focused on finance have presented themselves with great success, making memorable talks that are used as tools for life itself. On Twitter, a financial discloser named Jose Rodríguez recommends 5 episodes worth seeing to improve on this aspect.
The first one is called “My daughter wants to understand the financial system” Made by Hernán Casciari, who in an educational and creative way managed to explain to his daughter the fall of the stock market. According to netizens it is the best of its kind.
The second is titled “Financial education for life” by Nicolás González, who addresses the issue of why it is essential for citizens and puts the term “financial illiteracy” on the table.
While the third is “Dominate your personal finances in a 2 x 3” by Alicia Márquez, who shares a “2 x 3” method that allows us to understand the two main threats to our financial freedom and master three simple tools to regain financial independence.
the fourth is “The secret to making better financial decisions” by Moris Dieck, which questions the possible reason for irrational financial decisions.
And finally, “Personal Finance and the 4 T’s” from Alexandra Kafie, who helps empower home managers to get their finances in order and manage their home for financial independence and peace of mind.
It should be noted that TED Talks on his YouTube account has more than 30 million subscribers and gains worldwide relevance for having guests such as Stephen Hawking, Pope Francis, Bono and Bill Clinton, to name a few.
According to the BBC to attend a talk, potential Participants must apply for an annual membership fee of $6,000. that is, more than 100 thousand Mexican pesos; during the session there is no space for questions and answers.
While the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) agrees that the TED talks are funded through partnerships with select organizations very carefully, as well as in your announcements posted on the support website, in videos and by doing chats TED available to the world (uploads on YouTube, iHeartRadio or Google, among others).
