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Hi There,
It's David here.
At each DO Lectures Global event, we record the talks.
And then we give them away to the world for Free.
(This is only possible by people paying to attend the event and our workshops. So all kudos goes to them.)
Here's the 10 most viewed talks from the DO Lectures archive.
(They have been watched by millions of people.)
These pieces of gold can really help you to think differently.
I hope they inspire you to go to the next level.
Best regards,
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David Hieatt
Co-founder
I am most active on Linkedin right now, if you want to follow me there.
Also, you can see behind the scenes on Instagram and Twitter.
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MAGGIE DOYNE - HOW THE HUMAN FAMILY CAN DO BETTER?
“I want to create a world that I want to see every day.”
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Most people on a gap year are content with just seeing the world and not to try and change it. But on her return, Maggie decided to start a school in Nepal.
After returning from her gap year of travelling, Maggie decided to start a school in Nepal with the aim to sustain and improve the quality for children of Nepal.
She has since started her foundation called the BlinkNow Foundation to share her ideas with other young people.
Maggie won The prestigious Do Something award in America for all that she has done so far
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DUKE STUMP - THE BEAUTY OF NOT KNOWING
"It's become a courageous act to love who you are"
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On a quest to stay curious. A journey that has taken Duke to Nike, Seventh Generation and most recently Lululemon. Along the way, he has become one of the most forward-thinking coaches of people. Observing cultures that allow people to do their best work and helping build that unique space.
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DANIELA PAPI-THORNTON - RISE OF SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP
"We don't need more and more social businesses. We need more social impact."
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Daniela Papi-Thornton is the Deputy Director of the Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship. She has spearheaded student programming initiatives at Saïd Business School including the Leading for Impact programme and has taught MBA courses on high-impact entrepreneurship. Daniela is a graduate of Saïd Business School's MBA programme and was a Skoll Scholarship recipient.
Prior to coming to Oxford, Daniela spent six years in Cambodia where she grew a youth leadership organization, PEPY, an educational travel company, PEPY Tours, and an advocacy organisation, Learning Service. Daniela is co-authoring a book advocating for a "Learning Service" approach to philanthropic and volunteer travel and has worked as a consultant to other social impact organizations, typically supporting their strategy redesign by incorporating her experience in social marketing and user-centred programme design. She recently released a report called “Tackling Heropreneurship” which offers ideas for improving our collective impact towards global challenges by rethinking how we fund and educate for social change.
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TIMOTHY FERRISS - AIM FOR THE IMPOSSIBLE
“Feel free to listen to anyone who offers advise but really only listen to people who have done it. People who have accomplished the uncommon.”
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How and Why to Be Unreasonable
Timothy presents case studies of how to think big and test assumptions to accomplish the impossible, whether launching a #1 bestselling product, setting a world record, or changing the world.
Timothy Ferriss, nominated as one of Fast Company's 'Most Innovative Business People of 2007' is the author of the #1 New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and Business Week bestseller, 'The 4-Hour Workweek'.
He has been featured by dozens of media, including The New York Times, The Economist, TIME, Forbes, Fortune, CNN, and CBS. He speaks six languages, runs a multinational firm from wireless locations worldwide, and has been a popular guest lecturer at Princeton University since 2003, where he presents entrepreneurship as a tool for ideal lifestyle design and world change.
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HOLLEY MURCHISON - OWN YOUR VOICE, LEAVE YOUR MARK
“Learning really helped groom me into the place I am in. And along with that learning I really learned what that vessel was and for me that become voice.”
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Holley Murchison is an entrepreneur from NYC using her passions for education, communication, and culture to push the envelope. Valuing people over product and collaboration over competition, her work is driven by love and compassion. As co-founder of the Hall Pass Tour, she and her team collaborate with schools and companies to produce concerts that celebrate the dreams of young people as a means to change the world.
As a communication strategist, she leads Oratory Glory. The boutique agency works with select companies, educational institutions, and underrepresented doers paving the way for a more inclusive future. Through learning experiences, coaching and strategy, they help teams communicate better with authenticity, compassion, and finesse. Their collective also develops tools and products to maintain communication efficiency and effectiveness.
When Holley's not out in the world pouring love into her work, she's likely adventuring, combing through Soundcloud for musical gems or savouring a good meal.
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ALASTAIR HUMPHREYS - HOW TO LIVE ADVENTUROUSLY EVERY DAY
"The three most important weapons: self-confidence, experience and momentum/ I don't think we should pin our hopes on trying to have one huge adventure of a lifetime, rather try to live adventurously every day"
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Spending over 4 years cycling around the world, 46,000 miles, 60 countries and 5 continents. Most recently Alastair walked, rowed, ran, busked, trekked to all corners of the world, including the completion of one of his pioneering micro-adventures. Being named as one of National Geographic’s 2012 Adventurers of the Year.
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TINA ROTH EISENBERG - YOU HAVE TO NOTICE WHEN THE UNIVERSE IS CHEERING YOU ON
"I've been coming home to myself. Being an entrepreneur is a truly spiritual journey."
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Tina believes the best way to complain is to make things. Over the past 11 years, Tina has started numerous side projects that have turned into businesses: FRIENDS WORK HERE (a collaborative co-working space), TeuxDeux, Tattly and Creative Mornings (global breakfast lecture series in 158 cities).
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GILES DULEY - THE COMPETITION BETWEEN STUBBORNNESS AND FRAGILITY
"Each one of us has the ability to create change, to do something. Maybe I can inspire someone else who can save a life. Each of us can create a ripple that can help others and change the world."
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British photographer, writer, and storyteller. Best known for his work documenting the long-term impact of war taking him to over a dozen countries. After losing both legs and his left arm in 2011 whilst in Afghanistan photographing those in the conflict, Giles told his doctors “I’m still a photographer”, and returned to work in Afghanistan less than 18 months later.
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KATIE ELLIOTT -THE POSSIBILITY TO CHANGE STUBBORN BEHAVIOURS
“I have had a reoccurring tendency to get through 80% of what I was doing and then stop just at the point where I thought it was getting promising, or I'd fall apart and give up. The only thing I’ve done consistently in my life has been to crumble, and I don't want to inspire anyone to do that.”
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Katie is one of the very few author-illustrators to have sold over 100,000 copies of a book featuring cartoon slugs (Fun Factory series, Boosey & Hawkes). She has also worked as a freelance puzzle designer for the RSPCA, performed in theatres all over the UK in an unflattering pastel catsuit, co-founded a social enterprise and home educated two sons. Until very recently, however, no matter what she did it was a struggle. In 2016 her life changed in a dramatic way. She now runs Little Challenges, a project inspired by all she had to learn to stop struggling and start enjoying life. Alongside work as a speaker, workshop facilitator and mentor, she is creating an online library of videos, podcasts and interviews, designed to help make the business of being human just a little bit easier.
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FLOYD WOODROW - COMPASS FOR LIFE
“What’s your super North Star?”
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One of the youngest ever soldiers to have been selected for the elite SAS awarded second highest gallantry for his work in Iraq and now a renowned speaker on leadership. Floyd has some tales to tell about thinking under-pressure.
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