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How to Get Your Own TEDx Talk (400k+ Views)

Get your copy of my book, Published for free 👉 https://share.hsforms.com/1cI9Hy5KkTj... _______ Most people think landing a TEDx talk is out of reach, that it’s only for celebrities, bestselling authors, or people with life-changing discoveries. But the truth is, there are thousands of opportunities every year, and if you know how to position your “big idea,” you can get on that red dot stage too. In this video, I share the exact process I used to land my own TEDx talk, which has already reached nearly 400,000 views on YouTube. You’ll learn how to identify your core idea, avoid the common mistakes that get most applications rejected, and start building the authority and credibility that comes with being a TEDx speaker. I’ll walk you through what makes an idea worth sharing, how to research and build your target list of events, and why referrals and direct outreach are the real “cheat codes” to getting selected. You’ll also discover the three R’s framework—Research, Referrals, Reach Outs—that helped me stand out, plus the overlooked follow-up strategies that can turn a “maybe” into a “yes.” Whether you’ve never spoken before or you’re already experienced, this video will give you the playbook to finally land your own TEDx talk. _______ Follow Chandler Instagram   / realchandlerbolt   TikTok   / realchandlerbolt   Linkedin   / chandlerbolt   Facebook   / chandler.bolt1   Check out what we're doing at SelfPublishing.com: https://selfpublishing.com/ Youtube    / @selfpublishingcom   Instagram   / selfpublishingcom   TikTok   / selfpublishingdotcom   Facebook   / selfpublishingcom   _______ 0:00 – Why a TEDx talk is possible for you 1:20 – The difference between TED and TEDx 2:20 – How to identify your “big idea” 5:30 – The 3 R’s: Research, Referrals, Reach Outs 8:30 – The cheat code: contacting decision makers directly 12:10 – Follow-up strategies most people skip 14:45 – My personal story of delivering a TEDx talk