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grammar

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Learn more words

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Entertain
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What do you think

What do 
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Better Communicator

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How to learn

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Learn from TED.com

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from TED

Personal Productivity

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Why everything you buy is worse now

Why everything you buy is worse now

Czy też zauważyłeś, że rzeczy, które dzisiaj kupujemy nie są aż tak trwałe jak dawniej? A do tego jak się popsują, to nie można ich naprawić, tylko trzeba się ich pozbyć. Ta lekcja omawia ten temat w oparciu o materiał video z kanału VOX.

A plan is not a strategy

A plan is not a strategy

Roger Martin, former dean of the Rotman School of Management at the University of Toronto and one of the world’s leading thinkers on strategy, says developing strategy means going outside an organization’s comfort zone and escaping the common traps of strategic planning.

5 questions to guide your career choices

5 questions to guide your career choices

Are you on the right path professionally? Check out these five questions to guide your career choices. This lesson is based on Harvard Business Review management tip.