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Joachim de Posada diyor ki, Marşmelovu yeme

Filmed Feb 2009 • Posted May 2009TED2009
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TED U'da sunulan kısa konuşmasında, Joachim de Posada, gecikmeli ödüllendirme ve bununla gelecekteki başarının nasıl öngörülebileceği ile ilgili çok önemli bir deneyi paylaşıyor. Marşmelovu yememek için var güçleriyle çalışan çocukların paha biçilmez videosu ile.

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 Turkish by Baahar Y
Reviewed by Alp Eren Erol
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