Plus heureux en ayant moins
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Graham Hill |
TED2011
• March 2011
L'écrivain et designer Graham Hill nous interroge : est-ce que le fait d'avoir moins de choses, dans moins d'espace, peut rendre plus heureux ? Il défend l'idée de prendre moins de place et propose trois règles pour changer votre vie.
L'écrivain et designer Graham Hill nous interroge : est-ce que le fait d'avoir moins de choses, dans moins d'espace, peut rendre plus heureux ? Il défend l'idée de prendre moins de place et propose trois règles pour changer votre vie.
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About the speaker
Graham Hill is the founder of TreeHugger.com and LifeEdited; he travels the world to tell stories of sustainability and minimalism. He tweets at @GHill.
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LifeEdited
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