Ever wondered what it takes to land a TEDx talk and own that red dot 🔴?

In this episode, Jenn Noble dives into her TEDx journey alongside her friend, Jordan Harmon. They share their unique experiences from the initial application to the aftermath of their talks, highlighting how Toastmasters played a crucial role in their preparation. Whether you're dreaming of giving your own TEDx talk or curious about the behind-the-scenes process, this episode is packed with insights and practical advice.

You might want to listen if:

• You’re curious about the TEDx application process.
• You want to learn about different experiences of TEDx speakers.
• You need tips on preparing for and delivering a TEDx talk.
• You’re interested in public speaking and building confidence through Toastmasters.
• You want to hear inspiring stories of personal and professional growth.
  
  

About our Guest:
Jordan is an artist, illustrator, author, graphic designer and mother of 3 living in the Bay Area. She has an AA from Mission College in Creative Arts and a BA from SJSU in Graphic Design. She’s currently studying psychology at SJSU to receive her Masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling.

• Jordan's TEDx Talk
• So Many Animals by Jordan Harmon

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