The Art of going viral | Raghav Sharma | TEDxMAIMS
From being just another face on social media to becoming one of the most engaging voices of his generation, Raghav Sharma has cracked the code of digital storytelling. In this captivating talk, he takes the audience behind the screen sharing his journey as a content creator, the struggles that shaped his growth, and the simple truths behind what really makes content go viral.Blending humor, honesty, and hands-on wisdom, Raghav reveals how anyone regardless of background or follower count can build an authentic voice online. He dives into the psychology of virality, Raghav Sharma is a visionary podcaster and the founder of the SK Children Foundation. As the voice behind The Moving Ship podcast, he curates thought-provoking conversations around identity, purpose, and growth. With his blend of ambition and empathy, Raghav continues to inspire young minds to embrace resilience, self-discovery, and meaningful change. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
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