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Your TEDx Talk Starts with an Idea:
How to Find Yours

A Free 75-Minute Masterclass where you’ll discover what makes a compelling TEDx idea, how to recognize one within your own expertise and experience, and where to begin turning it into a talk worth sharing.

November 10, 2026

12:30PM PT/3:30PM ET

75 minutes LIVE on Zoom

*Replay available to registrants

Could Your Idea Become a TEDx talk ?

Have you ever imagined yourself standing on a TEDx stage, sharing an idea that could change how people think about an issue you care deeply about?

Perhaps you've spent years developing expertise in your field. You've gained insights, challenged conventional thinking, or recognized possibilities that others may not yet see.

You know you have something important to contribute to the larger conversation.

But where do you begin? And how do you know which of your ideas could become a compelling TEDx talk?

In this free, interactive masterclass, you'll discover how to look at your own expertise and experience through a new lens—and begin identifying an idea that could become the foundation of your TEDx talk.

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What You'll Learn:

In this free, interactive masterclass, you’ll learn how to:

✓ Understand What Makes a Compelling TEDx Idea

Learn what distinguishes a broad topic from a compelling idea that can shift how people think.

✓ Discover Where Your TEDx Idea May Be Hiding

Explore three lenses—your Insight, Challenge, and Vision—to uncover potential ideas within your own expertise and experience.

✓ Begin Shaping Your TEDx Idea

Learn how to begin shaping an emerging insight into a clear, focused idea for your TEDx talk.

Plus: Guided Reflection & Live Coaching

Explore your own potential TEDx idea through a guided exercise, with opportunities for live coaching and feedback.

From Ideas to TEDx Stages

For over 15 years, I've helped women bring their ideas, expertise, and leadership into the larger public conversation.

Through Women on Stage and my private mentorships, I've supported women from a wide range of fields in developing their TEDx talks and preparing to share their ideas with the world.

Here are just a few of the extraordinary women I've had the privilege of supporting on their TEDx journeys.

Who this Masterclass is For

This masterclass is for women who have ideas, expertise, and perspectives they're ready to bring into a larger public conversation.

You may be:

  • An expert, researcher, educator, entrepreneur, or leader with insights you believe more people need to hear.

  • A changemaker challenging conventional thinking or envisioning new possibilities in your field.

  • A woman who's dreamed of giving a TEDx talk but hasn't known where to begin.

  • Someone with several ideas you're passionate about, but unsure which one could become a compelling TEDx talk.

  • Ready to explore how your knowledge and experience could contribute to conversations that shape our world.

You don't need a fully developed TEDx idea to attend. That's exactly what we're here to begin exploring.

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Meet Your Host

Tabby Biddle

Women's Thought Leadership Coach | TEDx Speaker
Public Speaking Mentor | Bestselling Author

For over 15 years, I've supported women leaders, experts, and changemakers in bringing their ideas and leadership into the larger public conversation—from TEDx stages to the United Nations to renowned universities.

After giving my own TEDx talk in 2015, I founded Women on Stage to help more women develop their ideas, share their expertise, and take their place on TEDx stages.

Since then, I've guided hundreds of women in developing their talks, strengthening their public speaking, and expanding their influence and impact.

I believe women's voices and leadership are essential to creating a more just and equitable world. And I'm committed to helping more women bring their ideas into the conversations shaping our future.