#9 Voice blog of TED Talk: What makes a good life?

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The speaker is the fourth director of an study about Adult development which has took over 75 years. In this talk, he showed the result of the study, discover that "relationship" is important to our life.
For the result, in deed, I feel very surprised, and think is it correct? I found that classmates beside me often get happy with their friends after break, but I'm not. I sometimes feel jealous to them, why I can't be like them? Maybe it comes to my poor social ability, which means I have to get more interactive with them, or everyone.
I think Dr. Robert’s findings is reasonably, because not everyone are wealthy, have the good living, but all of them may have one or more friends or someone can share their feelings, take another one's suggestion and more, that's valuable.

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#8 Voice Blog

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Audio: View on Vocaroo >> Transcript: When there are electronics like mobile phone or computer, I will procrastinate very often. Because these electronics have “superpower” that we want to check it out. So, when I studied for school’s subject or reading books, I will check the mobile phone for something never heard on the book. After find out the introduction on Wikipedia, I will want to check out other things like someone, something, some where’s introduction on Wikipedia. And I lost my studied time. I think most of the people like my age’s will have it, too. To prevent procrastinating, I have the following ideas: Put the electronics at somewhere we can’t see it when studied. Or after finding on mobile phones, told to yourself: “Put your attention back to your book right now!” and you will realize the book is important than mobile phone, and put the phone away.
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