Learning made easy: The best TED talks - Ever wished you could a free education? 
Here we have a list of the best TED talks ever. Click through to expand your mind.

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How great leaders inspire action - You don't need to work in a big company or be a manager to know about leadership. With examples ranging from Apple to Martin Luther King, Simon Sinek leads this talk on inspiration and cooperation. 

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The power of vulnerability - This title gives strength to a supposed weakness. Brené Bworn focuses on how vulnerability feeds into our capacity to love, belong, and have empathy.

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10 things you didn't know about orgasms - TED talks have no problem going into themes that some people consider taboo. Author Mary Roach speaks about the orgasm in a direct and funny way.

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How to speak so that people want to listen - In the age of social media, how can you grab people's attention? Julian Treasure, a communication expert, gives important tips to help you with just that.

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My stroke of insight - Speaking about her personal experience of surviving a stroke, scientist Jill Bolte Taylor explores the fascinating way our brain works.

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Why we do what we do - What influences the things we do and decisions we make on a day-to-day basis? Writer Tony Robbins talks about these "invisible forces" in this talk.

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This is what happens when you reply to spam e-mail - Security in the digital age is more and more complicated. Why not learn more about one of the most annoying things on the internet—spam e-mails. James Veitch details what happens when you reply to spam e-mail in a hilarious monologue.

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Looks aren't everything. Believe me, I'm a model! - Deconstructing myths about the fashion world and misconceptions about the people in it. Cameron Russell tells the truth about the modelling industry.

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The puzzle of motivation - Can the traditional rewards offered by a company still keep employees satisfied today? Career analyst Dan Pink addresses the question in his talk.

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The power of introverts - Lots of people assume that being introverted can stop people from achieving professional success and exploring new horizons. Susan Cain, a self-described introvert, speaks about the power of quieter people.

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How to spot a liar - Is it possible to spot when somebody's lying? Author Pamela Mayer explains some techniques for identifying a liar.

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What makes a good life? Lessons from the longest-running study on happiness - Are fame and money the keys to happiness? Psychiatrist Robert Waldinger says no and talks about important lessons for a fulfilling life.

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The happy secret to better work - Does work make us happy, or are we happy in our work because we're happy? Psychologist Shawn Achor explores the answers to this question.

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The thrilling potential of SixthSense technology - How can the physical world interact with the world of data? Inventor Pranav Mistry shows us how in his TED talk.

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How I held my breath for 17 minutes - Definitely don't try this one at home. Magician, illusionist, and endurance artist David Blaine talks about how he achieved this record-breaking feat.

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The art of misdirection - In a speech about perception, Apollo Robbins shows how our lack of attention can allow us to become victims of pickpockets.

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The surprising science of happiness - When things don't go to plan, we're going to end up frustrated and annoyed, right? Not necessarily. Author Dan Gilbert shows how our brains can react with happiness even when we're blindsided.

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Inside the mind of a master procrastinator - You know that thing you have to do today, but you're going to leave it until later and then never do it? Singer Time Urban talks about the topic, leaning on his own personal experience.

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How to make stress your friend - Psychologist Kelly McGonical talks about making stress a positive thing.

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Underwater astonishments - A dive to the bottom of the see to discover unusual and beautiful ecosystems. Scene designer David Gallo shows fantastic footage of vibrant underwater scenes that are sure to amaze you.

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Brain magic - Hypnotist and brain-hacker Keith Barry demonstrates some astonishing tricks.

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The danger of a single story - Do you make conclusions based on one version of events? Writer Chimamanda Adichie has valuable tips about the importance of understanding both sides, different opinions, and opposing points of view.

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Your elusive creative genius - Author of the best-selling book 'Eat, Pray, Love,' Elizabeth Gilbert invites us to deconstruct the idea that only some people are geniuses and motivates us to search for our inner genius.

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Your body language may shape who you are - How we gesture, out posture, and facial expressions may say more about our personality than we realize.

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Your body language may shape who you are - This is one of the most searched-for talks on the internet and is led by American psychologist Amy Cuddy.

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Do schools kill creativity? - Exploring the necessity of an education system that stimulates creativity.

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Do schools kill creativity? - One of the most popular TED talks out there, given by author and international adviser on education and creativity, Sir Ken Robinson.

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TED Talks - These are just a few of the many fascinating TED talks available.

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How to watch - Visit the TED site and you'll find all the talks you could want on the same page.

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