How to Get a Meeting with Anyone | David Simnick | TEDxCornellCollege

[@hope321]

TL;DR summary: ask people for quick/short advice and then tell them later that you followed the advice, result is they will like you and feel invested in you. Tickle their ego a bit and make them invest at the same time.

[@samkropp1862]

thanks

[@arpitapriyadarshini7635]

Thanks

[@florinburian7291]

This guy actually advertises his product on tedx

[@baseball100050]

Great talk, quite enlightening.

[@mrnpc2323]

Great advice David, thanks

[@BodyDetailer]

Good advice, I'm definitely guilty of this

[@atplus2101]

Well dressed also!

[@bdpatton2]

Tip: The Small Ask...
When you were doing this... how did you do that?

[@PareshJoshiBEDTMMDRT]

How does TEDx allow such talks???!!!

[@jannatulnaem8815]

Please Written the slide All tropic,, then we clearly get it.

[@emilyrose1262]

this is great for an interview. but say a company does something wrong and you call them out on it well it obviously will be a bit longer to explain to the company they did wrong. for example your soap company does it use palm oil? and if so is the palm oil in compliance with the RSPO. Afer that one would explain why the harvesting of palm oil leads to destruction of he forest and as well as a solution for the company to be in compliance with the RSPO

[@florinburian7291]

I don't really care about your shampoo
Unbelievable.

[@paulolivier3254]

100%

[@huynhbaongoc.natalierobbin8826]

7:10

[@mahesanau1370]

12:30

[@mahesanau1370]

10:40

[@kylepanesar]

waste of time
misleading heading

[@stepupmybody7784]

kyle panesar It's not a waste of time. This is great advice that works.
Now, when it comes to the misleading headline... well, that's correct.

[@fatimaalimalik815]

Ur voice is extremely low

[@suvendroseal1724]

Terrible talk