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"Jesse Draper likes to find out what makes successful people tick.  As the host and creator of The Valley Girl Show (which you can watch right here on Mashable), Draper sits down with some of the most interesting people in Silicon Valley to explore what makes them successful.  Similarly, when it comes to picking her favorite TEDTalks, Draper is drawn to the talks that expand her mind.\nShe explains, \"TEDTalks have been one of my favorite things in the 20th century. Whether I am feeling discouraged, in need of creative stimulation, in a mood to learn something new or just to feel great, I will turn on a TEDTalk. Interesting people talking about interesting things pull me in. I am typically drawn to TEDTalks done by great women in business or women who are making a difference by breaking boundaries or encouraging a great cause. They inspire me as a woman. \n\"Sheryl Sandberg's 'Why We Have Too Few Women Leaders' was one of the very first ones I saw and inspires me to lead every day. I also enjoy watching great innovators who make me think in a different way. Or, sometimes I just want to watch ones that make you feel good, like Hannah Brencher's 'Love Letters to Strangers.'\"\nSheryl Sandberg: Why we have too few women leaders\n    \nJacqueline Novogratz on patient capitalism\n    \nJane McGonigal: Gaming can make a better world\n    \nBill Gates: Mosquitos, malaria and education\n    \nElizabeth Gilbert: Your elusive creative genius\n    \nHannah Brencher: Love letters to strangers\n    \nDavid Gallo: Underwater astonishments\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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