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Joachim de Posada säger, Ät inte din marshmallow

Filmed Feb 2009 • Posted May 2009TED2009
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I detta korta tal från TED U, delar Joachim de Posada med sig av ett banbrytande experiment rörande uppskjuten belöning - och hur det kan förutsäga framtida framgång. Innehåller obetalbara filmsekvenser av barn som gör sitt yttersta för att inte äta sin marshmallow.

Joachim de Posada is a speaker and motivational coach. He's the author of "How to Survive Among the Piranhas" and "Don't Eat the Marshmallow ... Yet." Full bio »

Translated into Swedish by Pia Bergqvist
Reviewed by Lisbeth Pekkari
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