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"   TED talks are totally addictive, crazily inspiring and utterly moving online speeches. If you&amp;#039;re not familiar with them yet, brace yourself to be totally moved. In September&amp;#039;s issue of Cosmopolitan we previewed speeches from Steve Jobs, Mary Roach and Amy Cuddy. Check out more of our favourites below, covering subjects as diverse as &amp;#039;why do we cheat?&amp;#039; to &amp;#039;why 30 is the new 20.&amp;#039; We promise you&amp;#039;ll love them - but can&amp;#039;t promise you won&amp;#039;t be in the bad books with your mates after you end up forgetting about your Friday night plans and end up sitting in all night watching more speeches. 1) Sheryl Sanderg: Why we have too few women leaders Unless, you&amp;#039;ve been living under a rock, you&amp;#039;ll already be familiar with notorious powerhouse Sheryl Sandberg and her work. In this talk, Facebook&amp;#039;s COO discusses why more men than women are reaching the top of their professions and offers three powerful pieces of advice to women who are determined to get there too. 2) Meg Jay: Why 30 is not the new 20 Clinical psychologist Meg Jay says adults in their 20s assume better things await them in their 30s but encourages them not waste the most influential years of their lives. Truly inspiring. 3) Kakenya Ntaiya: A girl who demanded school Talk about challenging the status quo. Kakenya Ntaiya defied the traditional path for girls in Kenya by becoming the the first girl to ever leave her village and go to university in Virginia. Her fight for female empowerment and leadership is humbling. 4) Jill Bolte Taylor: My stroke of insight Brain researcher Taylor decided to dedicate her career researching mental illness, until she had a stroke. So what did she do? Studied it of course. This is Jill&amp;#039;s incredibly of her stroke and how it changed her life. Warning: you will blub. 5) Helen Fisher: Why we love, why we cheat Ever questioned why we pick one partner over another? Well thanks to anthropologist Helen Fisher questions associated with this weighty emotion are answered without the stuffy science stuff.  6) Neil Pasricha: The 3 A&amp;#039;s of awesome Neil is the best-selling author and blogger behind cult website 1000awesomethings.com. He gives an uplifting slant on overcoming life&amp;#039;s hardships and appreciating the little things. &amp;quot;You will never be as young as you are now,&amp;quot; he says wisely.  7) Cameron Russell: Looks aren&amp;#039;t everything. Believe me. I&amp;#039;m a model At the early age of 16, Cameron Russell, embarked on a modelling career. Since then she has worked with Victoria&amp;#039;s Secret, Chanel and Prada but behind the glamour, Russell reveals it can physically and emotionally exhausting and exposes the insecurities of beautiful women.  TIPS FOR BEATING OFFICE STRESS GET YOUR DAILY HOROSCOPE HERE  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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