Analysis Of Frank Warren's TED Talk

Frank Warren's TED talk
Frank warren is the inventor of post secret which remains a progressive communal mail art project. The projected was created in 2005. In this project people are allowed to share secrets anonymously on home customized postcards. Some secrets are selected then posted to the post secret website. This secrets are also exhibited in the museum or used to design post secret books. This secrets come in any form others may be interesting, motivational or shocking. The main purpose of the post card secrets is to reveal a secret that has not been revealed before. This platform act to serve both entertainment and learning. The good thing is that there are no limits or restrictions on the nature of content of the secret. The only
He shared over three thousand self-addressed post card secrets. The secrets were to be presented in an artful manner to attract the attraction of the recipients. Warren speaks at a calm and steady pace on stage which show he is relaxed and telling nothing else but the truth. This portrays his personality within a very short talk. During the talk his image was portrayed as an average guy with awesome ideology, geeky, and enduring because he does not appear in any way to be altering his character for the sake of the crowd. Because of the honesty, level of candor the audience seems to be fully connected with him showing a high level of trust. He speaks in a simple language that is clear and straight to the point. He clearly highlights some the elements of some of postcards he had received from his users and explains their content. His choice of word makes his sentences well designed making his speech succinct and appealing to the ear. Warren in some way finds his power and strength in silence supporting the metaphor silence is gold. Warren presents a post card secret which is then followed by a story for instance he narrates the impact of a post card entitled “I found your camera and lastly got the flick developed I need to novelty you and lend your photographs back.” Warren re-counts to the crowd that despite the fact that the individual was never found the secret post card glinted an innovative inkling in mind of a person in Canada. The person initiated a website by the name I found your camera the course of the website was to help collect lost camera and external storage devices were there pictures would be taken and posted in the website for recovery. This helped the lost become the found. Warren’s support is very effective as it helps bring people together. He shared a very good example of how secrets connect people and how every human connects to