Joachim de Posada offers a short talk on delayed gratification.
You can find more talks like this on TED.
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4 comments:
I love TED! Did you see the study on crows? Fascinating stuff I tell ya!
Oh, dear...in theory, I'm not a huge fan of marshmallows. But when faced with one, I find they don't last very long.
Interesting stuff!! Thanks, B!
I read a similar article in The New Yorker a few weeks ago. I used the lesson in my yoga class!
It's pretty much how I quit smoking.
Ted rocks and I give it as homework at least once per session.
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