TED stands for Technology, Entertainment, Design. Their annual conferences bring together “the world’s most fascinating thinkers and doers.” That he was invited to speak at this prestigious conference is encouraging as it speaks to the receptivity of his message in our noisy world.

Julian’s book, Sound Business, highlights the issue of how businesses can use sound in ways that help rather than harm. His blog, also called Sound Business, continues and deepens his coverage of the issue.

Although Julian’s focus appears to be in helping businesses use sound in more healthy and profitable ways, you’ll see by his TED talk that his stance is backed by a thorough knowledge of human physiology and psychology – among other elements – as they related to sound.

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Thanks to my buddy Carrie McCarthy for suggesting a series about the senses on Highly Sensitive Power.

Related reading: Good News and
author Elizabeth Gilbert’s TED talk about creativity, in the
Creativity Prompts Compendium