iVideo... Cobhams Asuquo - The Gift Of Blindness (TEDx Talks)

"Cobhams Asuquo is a singer/songwriter/music producer and music entrepreneur. After graduating from the Pacelli School for the Blind and King's College Lagos, he started his professional training as a lawyer, but later branched out into music full-time to fulfill a lifelong desire. While working with a Nigerian music label as an in-house producer, he gained a unique insight into the local music scene. He saw the opportunities and challenges within the industry with a vision to develop an entrepreneurial platform from which to drive the industry forward. Today he is the founder and chief executive officer of Cobhams Asuquo Music Productions (CAMP). He gained international attention for producing and co-writing 'Asa', the debut self-titled album for the acclaimed soul singer. He was recently featured on CNN's African Voices for his contribution and impact on the African music industry. Rising alternative soul artiste, Bez is the first of three artistes signed by Cobhams to the C.A.M.P record label, and Bez's debut album 'Super Sun' was highlighted on The Boston Globe's top ten list of best 'world music' albums of 2011. He has won several awards in the music and film scene in Africa and beyond." - TEDx Talks

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iVideo... Kirsten Hadeed - How To Retire By 20 (TEDx Talks)

"When most of us were children we kept ourselves occupied with games, television, and barbies. Kristen Hadeed was not like most kids. In this talk, Kristen will show how listening to your inner child can take you places beyond your wildest dreams. After all, this young entrepreneur had it all figured out before her 10th birthday." - TEDx Talks

Young female entrepreneur and founder and CEO of Student Maid, Kirsten Hadeed speaks ever so eloquently to TEDxUF about passion, curiosity and listening to your "inner child". Watch and listen below...

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iVideo... Renee Ward - When The Ordinary Just Won't Do (TEDx Talks)

Reverend Renee Ward speaks about moving out of your comfort zone, moving on, being honest and how she lived with and through the death of her husband in 1998 due to an AIDS-related illness in a talk titled When The Ordinary Just Won't Do during the second annual TEDx Talks event held at Concordia University in Portland titled Becoming Extraordinary. Please watch and listen above...

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