Meg Jay caused a storm after she gave her TED Talk in 2013. What got people so hot under the collar? Her thesis that one’s 20s are not a throwaway decade, and that planning for life needs to start happening … right now. Here, the talk gets a cool graphic treatment from Superinteressante magazine.
梅格·杰伊（Meg Jay）凭借她2013年的TED演讲引发了轩然大波。”我就是证明你错了的活生生的例子！”一位愤怒的评论者如此咆哮，而紧接着下一位却写道：”这真的太鼓舞人心了！”究竟是什么让人们如此情绪激动？正是她的核心论点——二十多岁绝非可以虚度的十年，人生的规划需要从……现在就开始。在这里，巴西《Superinteressante》杂志的朋友们为这场演讲献上了精彩的图文呈现。（点击图片可放大查看。）
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图片来源：Karin Hueck 与 Rafael Quick
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