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マット・カッツの30日間チャレンジ

Filmed Mar 2011 • Posted Jul 2011 • TED2011

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ずっとするつもりでいたこと、したいと思っていたことなのに、なかなかやれないでいることはありませんか？マット・カッツは試しに30日間だけやってみてはと言います。この短い軽妙な講演では、目標の設定と達成について考えるための素敵な方法が提案されています。

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Translated into Japanese by Yasushi Aoki
Reviewed by Hidetoshi Yamauchi
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