[2/2] Last lecture. A Wise Book on the Power of Dreams (The Last Lecture)
In this post, I will continue the story of the book by Randy Pausch. **Last lecture. (The Last Lecture)**which I mean spoke in a previous post.. Here I'll talk about Randy's thoughts on how to live his own life and what principles to follow. Most of the principles I practice myself, and the rest I would like to practice, but it's a bit complicated.)
- Dream big.
- Diligence is better than pontiffs. Throw out the white flag - about the inevitability of certain events Make a deal about how you can change the dynamics of relationships with a person
- Don't complain, just work harder. Treat the disease, not the symptoms. Don’t give too much importance to what others think of you. First, sit next to me, about working in a group.
- Look for the best in everyone.
- Think of deeds, not words. If you don’t succeed immediately, try again and again. Be the first penguin is a reference to trying to implement new ideas and not being afraid of failure. At the very least, you get experience, and experience is what you get when you don't get what you want.)
- Get people's attention. The Forgotten Art of Gratitude Letters Loyalty is a two-way road. n Friday night's decision is Randy's account of how he achieved outstanding results. A lot of people asked him how he did it, and he said, It's very simple. Just call my office on Friday. 10 At night, I'll explain everything to you. So he highlighted that to achieve the goal you need to work hard.
- Be grateful.
- Make presents. You can only count on what you bring with you. A bad apology is worse than a complete absence.
- Tell the truth. Do not forget about the box with crayons - their smell generates memories from childhood. A salt shaker for a hundred thousand dollars - a story about how a store in Disney Park changed the salt shaker for free to children, that they broke so that they did not cry and could give this salt shaker to parents
- No job, not worthy of you.
- Understand where you are - an example of how you do not go to a foreign monastery with your charter
- Never give up. Remember your responsibility to society
- You just have to ask. Decide: Tiger or Ea to be optimistic or pessimistic
- How to be optimistic Letters, letters, letters... about how letters from acquaintances and strangers helped Randy during his final days. These letters began to come to him after the appearance of his last lecture on YouTube and the arrival of real popularity.
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