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Стефан Сегмайстер: 7 правила за повече щастие

Filmed Jun 2010 • Posted Jun 2011TED@Cannes
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Използвайки прости, възхитителни илюстрации, дизайнерът Стефан Сегмайстер споделя най-новите си мисли за щастието -- както в съзнанетелен, така и в подсъзнателен вид. Неговите седем правила за живот и за дизайн на щастието може (с някои персонализации) да се отнасят за всеки, който търси повече радост.

Renowned for album covers, posters and his recent book of life lessons, designer Stefan Sagmeister invariably has a slightly different way of looking at things. Full bio »

Translated into Bulgarian by Ekaterina Atanasova
Reviewed by Anton Hikov
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