World leaders

Love inspiring Ted Talks on leadership? So do we! That's why we put together this list of our crème de la crème TED Talks on leadership. So next time you're needing a little boost, take a 20-minute break to listen to one of these and learn from some of the most forward-thinking and innovative experts to discover what's given them their little-known edge. 1. How Great Leaders Inspire Action, by Simon Sinek With more than 29 million views, Simon Sinek is now on the A-List of leadership gurus…

Former President of South Africa, Nobel Peace Prize winner, and anti-apartheid activist Nelson Mandela has been the center of news buzz following reports of his hospitalization and critical health condition. But I bet you had no idea how badass this dude really is. Cheers to you, Mr. Mandela, for 94 years of absolutely badass legacy.

Ever asked yourself: What do the great leaders do that other leaders (average and, well, poor) don’t? Greatness in leadership is in part born, but it’s also learned. Just because you have the insti…

From all around the world.

As Queen Elizabeth II becomes the longest-reigning British monarch, we look back on some of her many encounters with world leaders.

The world can be a scary place, filled with chaos and violence. These wise words remind us that goodness still exists—and it's up to us to spread peace in our communities, across our countries, and around the globe.

Leadership is about more than a title. A good leader can inspire their team and the world at large by their actions and their words. ... Read more

British Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden, smiles and bows as he welcomes Queen Elizabeth II on her arrival at London's Guildhall on May 15, 1956. Her Majesty came to attend the 40th anniversary celebration of the National Savings Committee. Find out more about Sir Anthony Eden here: www.number10.gov.uk/past-prime-ministers/sir-anthony-eden/

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