The Last Lecture: A Lesson in Life
About a year ago I watched this video after having it recommended to me by some one on a forum. I recently was moved to look it up and watch it again.
I don’t usually post on a Sunday, but if there is some one out there with nothing to do after their Sunday dinner, then this is a video that is well worth a watch! It’s changed some people’s lives, it’s helped people adjust their thinking. It touches and moves some people, and it does nothing for others. Still, a great video and one I would make nearly every school child/student watch, there are some great life lessons to be learnt.
Check it out for yourself:
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about 9 months ago
I watched it before and amazed with his determination to give the last lecture. He inspired lots of people in this world and he had completed his mission in this world. R.I.P. Randy, we’ll miss you.
about 7 months ago
It was really good, i enjoyed it definitely a very sad story though. It has some good words of wisdom though and kind of makes you look at life in a different way.
about 7 months ago
People don’t really care about you in the big scheme of things. Sure, we all have those close few you can count on but there are more people out there that will try to screw you over than will really try to help you. You have to look out for yourself first.
about 6 months ago
If you’re looking to save money, just read the original Last Lecture transcript online. The book is not that much different than the lecture itself and provides a little more back story. Also watch Pausch’s Time Management lecture and/or read the transcript.
about 6 months ago
Randy Pausch was an amazing man. The Last Lecture is his only book, but he did collaborate on a book called Learning To Program with Alice. That’s a tech-y book though about the 3D computer application.