5 of 5
There’s always that worry when you put an elite sportsperson on a TEDx stage, that you’ll end up with an after-dinner speech or just a list of career highlights. But Carl Frampton delivered something completely different. What he shared was honest, raw, and deeply human. He didn’t rely on titles or fame, instead, he let us into his world briefly and then took us somewhere much bigger. He spoke about identity, legacy, and what it really means to perform at the very top. This was so much more than motivational, it was a genuine route to high performance, with ideas that can be applied in business, and beyond. For me, it’s right up there with some of the best TED and TEDx talks I’ve ever seen. As curator of TEDx Black Mountain, Carl didn’t just step onto the red dot for me, he made it his own. An unforgettable talk.
TEDx organiser